at the bottom of the article is says "Solid support for MMS"
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When I browse the home page all I see is anti-work, anti-capitalism, nuance-less politics, etc.
As people have mentioned, the free money decade is over - users are going to have to start becoming Customers if they want their voices to be listened to.
i.e.
you are unlikely to stop using Thunderbird because of this redesign, but someone who doesn't use it now has an increased chance of starting.
(they touch on this at the end of the article)
- An RTS without units or buildings by default.
- The players enter prompts and creates any unit they can imagine.
If you've ever seen any SaaS websites where they have...
- Our Product vs Competitor 1
- Our Product vs Competitor 2
- Our Product vs Competitor 3
- Our Product vs etc...
... then you can see why this is important from an SEO perspective.
I've been writing CSS since IE 5.5 and I was tired of the whole horrible mess. Tailwind goes against everything I learned about the reasoning and benefits of CSS' styled web page design. Tailwind is right. Tailwind is how CSS should have been.
I (and more importantly my customers) do no care about minor differences in padding, or that the markup looks ugly, or that it takes a few extra minutes to parse the git commit (made up for by massive time savings elsewhere). Tailwind gives you a quick way to get a design that looks good enough while maintaining control over the layout of the page.
Need something custom? No one is stopping you from writing your own classes to compliment the utility classes or from moving common combinations of utility classes into their own class.
This could be just one of any of the tech or services written using it.
I would be interested to read. Thanks.
Without knowledge of Russian or context this could just be taxis on some sort of protest rally.
When this doesn't work, the solution is for the members of this union to leave.
There seem to be a few separate issues with remote work:
1. Identification of real people (solvable with SSI's Verifiable Credentials or a traditional KYC company)
2. Employee holding multiple remote jobs (solvable by focusing on productive output rather than number of hours worked)
3. If rogue employee gets 20 jobs they only need to 'work' unproductively for a short time before getting fired. (solution? maybe reduced pay for initial months with the following months of employment overpaying until initial underpayment is made up?)
The elderly demographic is large and they all vote.
Or maybe it is. Maybe someone knows.
Only way to log in now is to provide them with a scan of my passport or drivers license.
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Policy makers (and voters) have kept the zombies alive, pumped assets and introduced exciting new complexity.
This is the big one.
Do you only experience things once they have been thoroughly peer reviewed?
Why not quickly try it out for yourself and decide.
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Part of it seems to be the lifestyle choices that smarter people tend to make: namely, that they smoke at much lower rates. Similarly, smarter people are more likely to follow other healthy practices, have a better handle on their health care, and be less likely to work in a job that puts them at physical risk.
Socioeconomic status could play a role as well, perhaps allowing people to access better education and care
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There are also genetic factors.
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The site says they charge zero commissions & lender fees - does this just apply to the loan recipient? maybe it's just commission from the lenders?
Do you consider complaining "elitism"?
Sorry if i've misunderstood your point.
- Only use one email address: hi@example.com
- Always add a filter: hi+hn@example.com
- Send all emails without a filter to SPAM
Since it's not a common strategy, it is much more likely that spammers remove the +hn before sending an email than add one.