youngbullind

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by youngbullind 4y ago
It's nothing new. People have always changed jobs. And people who change every two years end up with 50% better salaries over time. If you haven't added enough value in those two years to make it worth hiring you in the first plac
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by youngbullind 5y ago
I have my phone's hot-spot named Surveillance van no. 42, and an open guest wifi for whoever needs it called It's nice to be nice
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by youngbullind 5y ago
My stepmum used to use a rape alarm to call us back from across the fields back in the 1980s
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by youngbullind 5y ago
Sounds like it was mostly word of mouth
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by youngbullind 5y ago
They could always say the software was shining a light on a problem that was going unnoticed before.
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If the words of this blog were on cuneiform tablets, they'd weigh around 12 kg(180days.blog)
1 points by youngbullind 6y ago|0 comments
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by youngbullind 6y ago
180 days of sumero-akkadian cuneiform, in which I find out stuff about ancient clay tablets, write about it, and ponder on whether the next 180 days should be spent on something more useful... http://180days.blog
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by youngbullind 8y ago
Edmonton Eulers of the NHL
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by youngbullind 8y ago
Yeah, it's not been going too well for him since 1900.
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by youngbullind 8y ago
I receive mail in English, Spanish - and occasionally French - and I've been so impressed by the categorisation, and even auto-reply suggestions in both English and Spanish (too small a sample to say on the auto-replies with French). M
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by youngbullind 8y ago
You are a gas generator. I'd hope it's not so voluminous or noxious that you require regulation
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by youngbullind 8y ago
And get it up to the ozone layer, because at ground level it's a pollutant which causes lung damage.
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by youngbullind 9y ago
It wouldn't surprise me in the least, given the prevalence of the use of each in society.
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by youngbullind 10y ago
> replaces the phrases "real-life fanfic" and "real-life fanfic" with the phrase "real-life fanfic." Seems a little redundant
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by youngbullind 10y ago
And in England we speak a mix of English and French words. Have done since around 1066.
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No Musky. Feudalism Is Best for Mars(blog.erratasec.com)
1 points by youngbullind 10y ago|2 comments
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by youngbullind 10y ago
Such a good film.
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by youngbullind 10y ago
The important part of that being the alt-text: "I can't remember where I heard this, but someone once said that defending a position by citing free speech is sort of the ultimate concession; you're saying that the most compel
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by youngbullind 10y ago
Worth it for Hans Dunkelberg's comments alone.
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by youngbullind 10y ago
See the other post in this thread with other URLs and the IP address.
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by youngbullind 10y ago
Completely without source and no breakdown, but I read recently that their margins are in the 20-30% range.
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by youngbullind 10y ago
I missed it.
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by youngbullind 10y ago
I think the biggest change in that timeframe will be in whiter counties with the increase in prescription drug ODs. It would be interesting to see it broken down by drug type too.
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by youngbullind 11y ago
Retry it. It took a couple of attempts to load for me.
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by youngbullind 11y ago
Any suggestions of a good base country? My company is registered in London but if this goes through I can see the argument for changing that.
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by youngbullind 11y ago
So much for "flat is better than nested"!
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by youngbullind 11y ago
This affects my girlfriend. She has a dual passport but only lived in the US to the age of six months. We are are British but live in Spain which already makes for complex tax arrangements, and this on top of things is just crazy. How the h