sunshiney

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by sunshiney 5y ago
I'm rural and locals hate them, wish they were installed in the places where the demand is being created by the density of population: cities. There is considerable ostracization of any farmer who opts in. Low tolerance for visual blig
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by sunshiney 5y ago
Who is preventing exploration of installing these on the tops of buildings in the very cities that create the power need?
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by sunshiney 7y ago
The majority of site ads are affiliate ads. They are being blocked. The lower income folks have been hurt tremendously already. Analytics is suffering from blocks. Math runs business decisions re spending. No math equals bad decisions. Ba
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by sunshiney 7y ago
I run online biz and have since 1993. Today, I am watching the death of small biz online, the under-employed no longer able to increase income from online biz builds, the death of affiliate income, the spike of subscription paywalls, the gr
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by sunshiney 8y ago
agree with you but we have so much education to do of normal, every day people. It's too techy for too many.. so they don't see what you and I are seeing.
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by sunshiney 8y ago
Perhaps but cash is disgusting. Have you read how 90 percent of cash is covered with cocaine? Not to mention all the creepy crawlies on it... ewww...
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by sunshiney 8y ago
I've been trading it since last suummer and doing just fine, thank you. But years and years and years of trading under my so-called belt. I'm not alone, though. There is a way to trade a bear market...safely... The folks that g
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by sunshiney 8y ago
Go look at https://www.canwork.io/
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by sunshiney 8y ago
Exactly. And a drop in hash power and difficulty, which have a lag between one and the other, enables miners with more expensive operations to enter. Of course, they suffer when the reverse happens..but such is life.
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by sunshiney 8y ago
Just the normal agreed-upon fork every 6 months but this time things heated up with the hashing war, which featured antminer pulled all the miners in his pool from BTC into BCH, causing downward price pressure.
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by sunshiney 8y ago
I feel similarly about both CW and RV. This hash war may have been a nice moment of drama diversion but from a professional point of view, it's an awful game to bring to the crypto world and for noobs who have just begun watching.
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by sunshiney 8y ago
Bitcoin core derives a good deal of value from being the entry to exchanging for coins/tokens to buy into an ICO, which is now more restrained due to last week's SEC actions. While there are stinky ICO-funded projects, there are a
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by sunshiney 9y ago
While I am a meat/fish-eater, I have not eaten store- purchased meat in decades and I will never eat lab-produced food. What a great way for innovative evil people to kill millions. Be careful what you wish for...very careful
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by sunshiney 9y ago
True on paper but not in reality.
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by sunshiney 9y ago
But the blochain can, eh? (IRS)
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by sunshiney 9y ago
Do you own a business? Or..have you? Are you familiar with the advantages for legal and ethical businesses from blockchain?
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by sunshiney 9y ago
If you study how Leapforce interacts with or what they require of their subcontractors and compare to the Labor & Industry definition of business owner/independent contractor, you would see that they are abusing the definition. Lea
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by sunshiney 10y ago
As I read the responses to this article, I thought of the pontification upon science-based reasons and, what I experience as simply reality. My life experience has taught me that as we age, family gains greater dominance as the source of so
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by sunshiney 10y ago
The term freelancer does refer to a business owner, generally a sole proprietorship who does not have employees. As someone who has been in business for 30 years, the difference I keep seeing now is that many contemporary freelancers do not
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by sunshiney 10y ago
I am a woman and independent who would not be oppressed by a woman president. I also have a master's degree. I would never vote Hillary. Never...
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by sunshiney 10y ago
Thank you for saying this. I wrote something similar to my state reps when the law for private sales passed here. It is onerous on those of us live rural where guns are needed but are considerably far from a licensed dealer.
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by sunshiney 10y ago
sits here stunned at how perfectly you described my young adult days....
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by sunshiney 10y ago
Exactly. I came here to learn why so many media talking heads and others are losing their cookies over this.
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by sunshiney 10y ago
Excellent share. Good to know.
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by sunshiney 10y ago
I so hope not. I live on the edge of a very small town. We have fiber! We also have clean air, clean water, no crime, a helping community, strong social connections and no congested traffic. I work online. I fish in the evenings or do other
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by sunshiney 10y ago
I read this with interest as I live on the edge of a rural town where I am building a business that spurs the use of tech and net in rural areas of my 3 state region. We have fiber access but lag in net commerce skills and tech hubs. I was
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by sunshiney 10y ago
OMG I am now sooo glad I live rural. The biggest issue I have is waving to other drivers and watching for cows or deer.
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by sunshiney 10y ago
Rural hubs -- Utah has an interesting one where small town rural residents are being trained to do work as subcontractors for techy metro-based companies.
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by sunshiney 10y ago
I am trying to imagine these vehicles in the situations I drive within: * gravel roads that are washboardy * gravel roads that are difficult when covered with deep snow or deep ice * the dirt roads across fields that I use to scout deer or
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by sunshiney 10y ago
So Wix should be taxed with the proceeds given to developers it has has taken low-fruit from?

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