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eonw
8y ago
35 - lately i've been learning about arcade machines. how they work, how to fix them, etc. Ive fixed two so far back to perfect working order. My next project is a small repair on a EM(electro mechanical) pinball machine from the 70s,
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eonw
9y ago
i live on the other side of the mountains, its usually nice an sunny over here for most of winter, but much colder. We also have much hotter summers and forest fires in the late summer, but hey, no grey gloom.
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eonw
9y ago
can you cite any sources of where control of large tracts of land were seized simply due to a road or trail crossing them? i would be interested to read the cases.
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eonw
9y ago
hunters originally only wanted to 'preserve' what they wanted to kill... otherwise we'd still have wolves, grizzlies, and other predators of all sizes, at their historic populations. likewise, certain hunters favorites wouldn
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eonw
9y ago
they cant even catch people breaking into hundreds of cars a year at popular trail heads... under staffing is a PITA.
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eonw
9y ago
this is my understanding of easements and closed roads too... a rancher bought some land near my home that has a trail crossing it to public lands that are encompassed by private land. he pulled a weapon on me and was investigated for brand
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9y ago
I live in the semi rural west and know many ranchers, family owns a few... i don't know of a single rancher who has been prevented from doing upkeep on roads across their own land that they allow easement to. only issues i know of are
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eonw
9y ago
the pay isn't particularly great in adult anymore, the parties aren't as fun either. there used to be a couple agencies but they appear to have closed down over the years, just checked their websites. if you really want to work in
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eonw
10y ago
been on both sides of that one. :)
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eonw
10y ago
this has been going on as long as paypal has been around. i never allow anyone to send more then a $1k to my paypal, everything larger than that gets check or wire. First time i got a $5k wire, they locked me out and held my monies for 90 d
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eonw
10y ago
id like to know which ones? id consider relocating.
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eonw
10y ago
i imagine its similar to how drugs and weapons dealers meet. when you know seedy people, you get connected. birds of a feather and all that.
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eonw
10y ago
they shouldnt be storing it anyways. thats not PCI compliant.
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eonw
10y ago
as a mac user, i always prefer to download the dmg directly. i only use the app store for OS updates, xcode and itunes updates.
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eonw
10y ago
seems like a hard nut to crack, considering there are constant changes to google algos that could screw with test results mid-test, and many other moving parts. I think what you are doing is great, have built similar tools in the past and a
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eonw
10y ago
why so defensive about being privileged? it almost illustrates the concept for us... you claim to be privileged but also claim to not understand how it might make you different.
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eonw
10y ago
Though cannabis use can increase apathy, i don't think there is a lot of correlation, lots of kids step out of sports and other activities as they age, for many reasons. I am a daily user and have always had a burning desire to improve
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eonw
10y ago
business is business, i wouldnt be mad/bitter at a co-worker for attempting to better themselves and leave a bad situation for one they thought to be better.
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eonw
10y ago
many people with lots of privileges to not see themselves as privileged, simply because they know nothing else.
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eonw
10y ago
i wasn't assuming they hadn't thought of it, i was stating they need to get better at it. thanks for the comment though.
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eonw
10y ago
anybody that does a lot of machine/wood work knows a few friends with missing parts. whole fingers or partials. i had a roommate for years, was a very skilled machinist... we called him "nine and a half" although he was reall
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eonw
10y ago
they just need to get more creative with monetizing traffic.
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eonw
10y ago
yea i was more thinking of "earning" it and keeping it in the entity until its needed or wanted. that would allow you to defer taxes, yes? i was under the impression that it is not income until its paid to me as salary or dividend
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eonw
10y ago
you can keep the money off shore and pay the taxes later though, no?
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10y ago
the article states he had a number of other businesses. "Their earliest success was a direct-mail firm called Credit Key Express, which promised credit cards to people with bad credit. Later they started Columbia House-style online mem
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eonw
10y ago
i have a number of side projects, none of which truly require my time anymore... income ranges from a few hundred a month of a couple thousand.
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10y ago
I may be wrong and just speaking from experience, but Americans were really trapped in the .com/net/org for a long time. I think, because that's all we were exposed to... I didn't realize the depth and usage of CCTLDs un
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10y ago
technically its their property and theirs to do with as they please. though i disagree with the behavior. nothing is stopping you from reselling *.whatever.com and so forth. i wish i had my whole name as a domain, thats pretty awesome for y
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eonw
10y ago
seobythesea.com is always a good read.
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10y ago
the last time i was in a position that i oversaw hardware purchasing... you get better deals based on your overall spend. after we had spend 250k we got a new sales rep that had access to offer us lower pricing, same thing happened once we
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