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by zelon88 7y ago
That is a great story! I've seen companies pack trunks of cars with unclaimed scrap. Buy a 55' trailer with cash, fill it with stuff, then claim it belongs to the neighbors. Load material onto 30' racks and send the forklift
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by zelon88 7y ago
I think the only time it truly makes sense is when your credit is so bad you can't take out another line of credit, assuming you can afford to pay it back. The only pro that I could see to it was that it doesn't require a credit c
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by zelon88 7y ago
No, I'm saying it's apples and oranges for a CEO and financial planner to group employees together who make 10% as much just to beam about how cheap financing is and how anyone with half a mind is going to keep their mortgage beca
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by zelon88 7y ago
There was one guy who shared his experience. He said he has high risk investments and was worried about the market. When things stabilized he put the money back. Another shared that he used it for home repair. Another bought a car. The down
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by zelon88 7y ago
I'm pretty sure ISO 9001 companies are audited every 4 years at their own expense. Basically an auditor comes and quizzes you on your own processes. You must show that you have processes which meet ISO criteria, and that you religiousl
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by zelon88 7y ago
> "Globally recognized standards, such as ISO 27001, 27701 and 9001, can definitely ensure a baseline of security, privacy and quality assurance amid suppliers. One should, however, bear in mind that they are no silver bullet and so
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by zelon88 7y ago
Great read! Lots of potent talking points for your next financial meeting at work. I saw a company advisor get all bent because so many people were taking out 401k loans. So we had to listen to him (a millionaire) and the CEO (also a millio
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by zelon88 7y ago
I hear you, but lobbyists will get wind of the money and find a way to divert it into their coffers. "Why should the fed open a school in Nevada when you can just give that money to us (University of Nevada). We promise we'll give
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by zelon88 7y ago
Shelter ourselves straight into impotence.
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by zelon88 7y ago
Because nobody profits off the time/value of money nearly as much as the banks do. If transactions were "instant" the bank wouldn't be able to kite your money. There really is no reason transactions need to take as long
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by zelon88 7y ago
If you're buying pot off the street and it comes with a label; you're getting ripped off. Seriously the stuff has been popular since the 1960's. I think we can all agree that smoking "pure" pot, mold bugs and all, i
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by zelon88 7y ago
I remember before bng the developers had an open source project called Rigs Of Rods. Watching the original trailer for bng was surreal back then. The game was easily worth the money and works pretty good on linux with some messing around wi
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by zelon88 7y ago
Thanks for posting. I think you need a more technical description for your landing page. It's intended for developers, not executives. I left without a clear understanding of the scope of Ness PHP in my development process. But you&#x2
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by zelon88 7y ago
Security isn't about preventing someone from breaching the "lock". It's the level of difficulty (measured in time) that it takes to breach the "lock". That being said, given unlimited resources; no lock is unbr
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by zelon88 7y ago
The analogy with planes is that planes pay the bills. Spaceships pay the bills. Coffee cups and Wal-Mart items won't pay the bills. Building iPhones doesn't pay China's bills (they're citizenry is impoverished) so why w
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by zelon88 7y ago
Not when it's illegal to export your IP. Those are the contracts where America makes money. All the non-descript brown buildings you pass by on your way to work are the manufacturing/heat-treating/welding/plating shops t
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by zelon88 7y ago
There's a downside too. Royalty doesn't cook their own meals. Their time is more valuable than that. Likewise, America doesn't make it's own underwear. We have China to do that. Similarly, they have us to make safe airpl
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by zelon88 7y ago
I think most server operators look at overall performance. Once you start buying hardware specifically for one purpose you're cornering yourself. Besides, who spends $15,000 on a mid-high end server to run single threaded applications
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by zelon88 7y ago
I tried like hell but I couldn't get it to run on my W7 VM or PlayOnLinux or Winetricks. Gonna try a W7 native machine tomorrow.
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by zelon88 7y ago
> One of the many odd things about the rhetoric that posits welding as the antithesis of college is that in order to become a welder, you actually have to go to college. You can learn the basics in a high-school shop class, as Orry did,
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by zelon88 7y ago
And highly symbolic. It was a very defiant gesture.
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by zelon88 7y ago
Yikes! Placing alcohol and tools on the battery like that makes me nervous!
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by zelon88 7y ago
> (3) The CDC reports and early studies indicate that the condition has appeared in some people who only vaped with nicotine in glycerol (which is also sometimes called glycerin or glycerine). Are you sure? The article states ... ".
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by zelon88 7y ago
Well the medical debt bubble has gotta burst eventually. My guess is right before it does the state of healthcare in the US will be so bad that women will be giving birth in minute clinics because everyone will be priced out of hospitals by
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by zelon88 7y ago
While I agree that in the future we should strive to achieve this level of cultural cohesion, we're currently at a point where the incentive to do these things is largely motivated by technological needs by developing countries. As a
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by zelon88 7y ago
Isn't it also in breach of ITAR to be providing the infrastructure to service these illegally exported scopes? Is it a self hosted connection or more third party (like TeamViewer)?
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by zelon88 7y ago
If I found a bug in your code and told you about it (responsible disclosure style), watched you fix it, help you validate that it was fixed, and then write a blog post about it that would be pretty predictable and reasonable. But waiting 6
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by zelon88 7y ago
AIM? Apple Instant Messaging? Too soon? Curious what Intel will do with this technology if Apple is no longer willing to license it. My father was a HAM operator and I would have loved discussing this with him if he were alive.
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by zelon88 7y ago
This could fill in nicely the void left in the dating scene by Craigslist's rule changes not too long ago.
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by zelon88 7y ago
I vaguely recall an article from a Chrome plugin developer who was approached by Google with a job offer. His plugin, if I recall correctly, separated the audio from the video in a YT video and allowed the user to continue streaming the aud

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