WingForward

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by WingForward 15y ago
In the documentation, I didn't see where I can give control of the screen. That's a difference. But it's a good feature to have.
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by WingForward 15y ago
And you should take a sample of living bees and see what the insecticide concentration is in those guys. That alone would prove or disprove a link, but would give clues for further investigation.
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by WingForward 15y ago
TTY users are declining. I don't know the statistics, but 80% of my interaction with the Deaf is by Videophone (VP) (aka video relay service (VRS)). Training staff on how a VRS or TTY relay call works is pretty simple. A few general rules a
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by WingForward 15y ago
If it was immaterial, why quibble with me on the facts? It's not though. The whole article presents her as unemployed because of the NCA. That's inaccurate. She can and did work in her field.
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by WingForward 15y ago
Oh, you know how to program? Ok, great, that's the minimum you need to get a job. I hope you can read too. But what do you know about the clients? Who at Company B needs to be handled with kid gloves? Who likes it when you're pushy? How muc
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by WingForward 15y ago
"Angela worked at Bullhorn for about three years. She left the company on her own terms in October 2010 to work as a software trainer at a Boston-area hospital, but after seven months decided "it wasn't what I wanted to do." So she took a j
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by WingForward 15y ago
No, she's on the dole by choice. She was 25 years old, making $60K a year and quit for another job. Then she chose to quit that job too.
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by WingForward 15y ago
I have little sympathy for Angela. In this story, you had a 21 year-old work for a company for three years. That company invested time in a green worker. After three months, maybe after two years, she actually started producing for the comp
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by WingForward 15y ago
Outlawing non-competes would make employers less likely to hire because they're not just about trade secrets. They're about encouraging employers to make the investment in a new employee, knowing the time and effort put into that person isn
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by WingForward 15y ago
iHate?
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by WingForward 15y ago
"Let me say that again: Attacking a market incumbent on an area of it's core strength - It's hardest in technology companies."
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by WingForward 15y ago
What is the point of the asterisk at the end of the request? Oh, and something about the page with the circle on it prevents my browser from reloading.
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by WingForward 16y ago
Do you know how long it takes for your donation to have the impact you expect it should? Does a day make a difference? A week? A month? I don't know the answer to that, but I'd like to, but not enough to do the research myself.
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by WingForward 16y ago
This article makes illogical conclusions. Here is the primary source: http://www.comscore.com/Press_Events/Press_Releases/2011/1/W... The chart in the original post has in its title "Web-based e-mail". That chart represents the amount of
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by WingForward 16y ago
Sure, but does it save money by discouraging others from ripping of the public?
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by WingForward 16y ago
#1 is a huge open field. You can live almost anywhere and not pay a lot in education and accomplish #1. Not that it's easy. It takes a lot of work and some talent and some luck, but there isn't the educational entry costs of #3 and #4.
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by WingForward 16y ago
Actually, people in the time of Columbus knew the the Earth was round. That's been in European cultural knowledge for about two thousand years. It was Columbus who was mistaken. He thought the earth was much smaller than everyone else did.
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by WingForward 16y ago
You haven't seen Mars? Really? It's often visible in the sky at night.
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by WingForward 16y ago
I wouldn't call it"chauffeured" when it's her brother driving and her sister-in-law in the front seat.
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by WingForward 16y ago
"myusername has listed no skills" sounds better to my ear.
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by WingForward 16y ago
"Why do you hate our military?" "Why do you hate our seniors?" "You like spending other people's money!" Those are the talk radio/cable news responses to your proposals... This web tool is cool, but there should be a way to incorporate the
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by WingForward 16y ago
If I owned a company, now is exactly when I'd take on debt. Now, "stuff" (advertising, equipment, factories, employees) is cheap. Now, borrowing is cheap. Now is the time for a business to spend. The US government is more like a business th
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by WingForward 16y ago
But the bus driver didn't appreciate that she should intervene in the bullying months earlier.
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by WingForward 16y ago
I wonder what the contribution to the bet has been from Xbox. Connecting the Internet to the television is one of its great accomplishments.
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by WingForward 16y ago
They're really not that good. While his personal beliefs are way way more conservative than his novels, he does keep a pretty good separation. He really hasn't written anything that good since the late 90s. The Red v Blue wars in America?
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by WingForward 16y ago
Just wondering, I've been able to down vote for a few months, but recently, my karma hasn't gone down, but I can no longer down vote comments. Why would that be?
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by WingForward 16y ago
It means its okay to go into debt for a few years, as long as we pay it back when the going gets good. A business cycle doesn't have a defined length, which is one of the problems of the approach. I think 3-7 years is a decent range.
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by WingForward 16y ago
1) Getting answers to collide when there's only two choices, Agree or Disagree, is simple, absurdly simple. 50% represents maximum dissension. How many other questions were there? How did they coincide with the presented questions? What is
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by WingForward 16y ago
A few days into it and I've decided Eric Butler made a mistake in releasing Firesheep. Security is about battling a combination of Time + Talents/Tools + Determination + Opportunity. Firesheep greatly increases the Tools someone has to hack
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by WingForward 16y ago
This is a good place to post and critique these sorts of ideas: http://www.halfbakery.com/

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