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sullenpaladin
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Comment #17255491
The head bobble just means that they hear you. It does not mean yes or no or anything else really.
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Comment #16907126
Originally, the carbine was invented for cavalry use, since a shorter stock is easier to handle on horseback.
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Comment #16576745
I have been using DoggCatcher for years now, and I have no complaints.
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Comment #16576727
Joe's daily podcast is 3 hours long on average, so he doesn't come close, he exceeds by a factor of 3!
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Comment #14595364
Me at 25 would be 20 years ago. That would have been an awesome time to buy a house. Today, not so much.
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Comment #14595336
Totally agree. You always need substantial cash on hand. I got caught fully invested during the financial crisis and I was not in a position to invest at all-time lows.
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Comment #14222748
> if you control the database That is a big if in the enterprise. It is getting better, but for most enterprise apps I have worked on, there is a db team that owns the db and you h…
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Comment #14220040
Abstracting the database has another benefit you are neglecting. It is easy to mock the database and test your application use cases if the database layer is abstracted. This is ne…
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Comment #14059782
White middle class non-dissident man with a wife and kids here. I have had my hands swabbed for explosive residue on multiple occasions for domestic flights. We were also pulled as…
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Comment #13500151
I share a bubble with eterm, in a Fortune 100 enterprise. I have heard React mentioned once by a particularly engaged front-end developer, but everything I know of in production is…
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Comment #13211757
Interest rates are all directly or indirectly based on rates set by the Federal Reserve (in the US). Market forces have no say in interest rates.