like the 'other side' would do better with gnolf
(actually, gnolf does exist but it's not from them and it isn't gtk, it's windows but seems to run ok with bottles)
adarza
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and one raging lunatic in particular.
one could argue that the 'screwworm' has been alive and well inside the u.s. for going on 80 years, spotted in various places over the last decade, including washington d.c. and south florida's atlantic coast.
just wait til you hit 55 and there's no foolin' anyone anymore.
that would be the fault of amazon's genius idea of mixing inventory from multiple sellers and suppliers together.
we've been through similar bullshit here. we just cut out those companies and never again do we buy from them, for ourselves or our clients.
last night i put something in the fridge while doing the dishes. i went back to the dishes. i noticed then that the door of the fridge didn't quite close all the way.
i did that very same thing--i'll close that when i'm done here.
i didn't.
i remembered the next afternoon when i went to the fridge to get something.
selling at a higher price to fewer customers. they're probably still making more money.
and older american made full size sedan or pickup, perhaps. those had 'real' horns and not little 'beep beep' like my old datsun and toyota had.
who's gonna 'out spend' facebook for exposure on facebook to counter 'programming' that facebook themselves is funding so they can sell more ads that target the morons that are buying into said programming?
i used to be an assistant in corporate hr in the mid 1990s.. we had locations in several dozen states plus mexico, but all of hr was in the main office. we'd fly candidates in, put 'em up in a hotel, provide transportation to and from airports and interviews, as well as a generous per diem for meals. they 'made' more in a day off that (even factoring-in a reasonable meal budget) than i made in a week.
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must be a typo, or there must be someone specific who's gonna make some coin off it.. like a fast tracked product approval and first-to-market while their stocks go up and competitors wait.. and wait..