fluffheadsr

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by fluffheadsr 11y ago
Also, life isn't about a list of accomplishments.. Make sure whatever you do it affords you the lifestyle which you want to live. Rich and famous isn't necesarry and life style business' are complete awesome even though they
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by fluffheadsr 11y ago
Here's the answer.. If you never start, you'll never catch up. The end.
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by fluffheadsr 12y ago
companies who fail to live up to their end of the bargin in a bitcoin world won't survive long. I've been shopping on the internet since the 90's and not once have I had to place a chargeback.. Chargebacks are mostly fraud a
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by fluffheadsr 12y ago
Those types of cards aren't available in the state of Vermont. Not sure of other states, but Green Dot, Visa Reloadables, etc aren't available here.
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by fluffheadsr 12y ago
so that you don't have to give your CC info to companies who don't protect it and then have it stolen, so that some jack off in Texas can go buy 200 rolls of TP from wal-mart. That's enough reason. Push payments > Pull P
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by fluffheadsr 12y ago
what security does a bank offer that a hidden paper wallet can't? Bank security is a false sense of security.. Your money in a bank is not yours. Ever tried to withdraw more than 10k at once? You'll be given 50 questions you ne
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by fluffheadsr 12y ago
How many banks have been robbed now? We must be getting into near 4 or 5 digits by now. Anytime you store large amounts of money in a centralized location, people are going to go after it.. Time to be your own bank.
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by fluffheadsr 12y ago
just 1.75m? That's nothing compared to the 300M banks lost the other day, and probably more when its all said and done.
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by fluffheadsr 12y ago
Yep, lets arrest everyone.. FOR THE CHILDREN! Everytime a case comes up you law enforcement bring up the same big scarry bad men.. Drugs, Pedophiles, and Terrorists.. GET LOST
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by fluffheadsr 12y ago
oh, so that's why they lay off staff during record profits.. to not maximize short term profit to share holders?
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by fluffheadsr 12y ago
love that they're trying something new and exciting.. you're gonna fail when you're going for it.. but at least someones going for it. looking forward to hyper loop.
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by fluffheadsr 12y ago
I guess, but there are so many better ways these days, if your product is worth building to get it built than to give up a huge piece of your pie. Crowd funding, etc.. if you have 10 years of R&D well you're better off just taking
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by fluffheadsr 12y ago
wasnt that done by funcom though or one of those companies? They've shit the bed with all of their latest MMO's.. Age of Conan was suppose to be amazing too and was a true snooze fest. All these games have become a grind fest..
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by fluffheadsr 12y ago
reason number 472 to never take funding.. if your business can not be bootstrapped successfully, it's likely your business is going to never turn a profit. Funding is silly, i'd never subject any business i'm involved with t
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by fluffheadsr 12y ago
See, I disagree with your "budget".. all it takes is a computer and a dream to build whatever you want. It doesn't take budgets.. Can you do it in the same time a team with 30 million in funding? Hell no, but with the right
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by fluffheadsr 12y ago
this 1000 times.. started out wanting to make games, ended up just building everyday apps. I now work on an app used by hundreds of companies and some very big ones. It gives me great satisfaction although I'd still love to build the
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by fluffheadsr 12y ago
funny i learned to program as a kid in highschool so that I could one day make games. I'm now a full time software developer completely self taught, no overhead of a expensive CS degree i didn't need, and I've never even mad
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by fluffheadsr 12y ago
Butterlfy Labs too!
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by fluffheadsr 12y ago
this 1000x's.. like everyone else here i taught myself to program when I was a child in QBasic and Pascal so I could make games. I've never made a single game beyond tic-tac-toe when I was a kid. I still love programming though!
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by fluffheadsr 12y ago
i think you're extremely WRONG. I am also a developer, and I can tell you for FACT i can write better code and be far more interested in my work, and get more done by working less hours every week. Burnout in anything is real even if
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by fluffheadsr 12y ago
this is great! once i free up some coding time I'm going to leverage our apps API for our customers, so that their brand identity is the first thing that comes up on duckduckgo when someone searches for them.