Was a window washer for years. If you work for yourself the pay can be good... really good, like 6 figures part time good.
If you get routine work from local businesses you can just show up when it's convenient, do your thing, get paid, and decide if you want to hit another one of your jobs or call it for the day.
Great, honest work.
That's the month it happened, so that's the month people post about it, meaning it's also the month it's removed and people cry foul.
The designer is dead so the wireless didn't work?
Does that count as a coherent argument to you? I wouldn't make fun of redditors if you can't make a better argument than that...
It works great!
Private jets, not fighter jets.
No argument with what you said, I'm just saying there's a big difference between paying for a server, and paying your shareholders.
Looks like you are @ing someone I can't see.
Well, that's the first major point against this fediverse business... Who's going to stick around to have a conversation when everyone's only getting bits of it? That's kinda antithetical to discussion...
Looks like you are @ing someone I can't see.
Well, that's the first major point against this fediverse business... Who's going to stick around to have a conversation when everyone's only getting bits of it? That's kinda antithetical to discussion...
The guy above is correct, altitude has no effect on the BT transmission. You can assume they used the tech in a way it can't (or nearly can't) be used if you want, I guess. I'm not going to go and prove that they didn't because that was your assertion, not mine. The vessel had many successful dives before this happened, so logic would dictate that the wireless implementation was working.
There's still a big difference between making money to survive, and the insane cash grab that was this new API pricing...
18 years feels like an outdated number. I know very few people around that age who are financially secure enough to move out, often even with roommates.
I agree. Unfortunately this is a do or die problem I think. Either they find a way to bring these communities together or the fediverse remains fractured and will never pick up steam. I'm over reddit, but I long term there's no way I'm checking 5 identically named communities from 5 different points of view to try to put comment chains together...