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>>1404295

Eggman is a tranny now?

selfbump

>>1404282
Also curious, bump

Windows 7 is still fine, you have full control of updates.

Well, try them out yourself. Most open source office suits are multiplatform. One of my previous employers used OpenOffice in 2012. It's mostly like MS Office, they even have a few smarter features I quite liked. I didn't use OpenOffice Calc all that much, but it served all my basic needs. They have online documentation and back then it looked like it could do pretty much everything Excel could (with mostly the same function names as well).

You'll have to look into it, I believe OpenOffice sold out recently, but I'm not sure. I keep hearing LibreOffice passed around as the best non-commercial alternative to MS, but as I said - look into it yourself. You can download them and try them out, they're light-weight and easily run beside MS Office without conflict.

Since the newer MS formats (like xlsx) are XML-based, they're compatible as well.

>>1404227
>rigged don't you think?
no there's opportunity everywhere pussy

>starting a business

no you make a product and build a business around the product you buffoon.

>>1404313
Like around a taco with no shell?

>>1404223

no traffic no potential lulz

How the fuck does one know when some Yobit faggot starts pumping +7000% in a shit coin?

>>1404481
Bump

Depends what you want to do when you go into business for yourself. IMO if you want to do your own small thing (0-10 employees) start saving for yourself. If you want to either grow something of significant size where you'd need to take on large outside funding (loans or equity trade) then it'll look much better to investors/debtors if you come from a well known bank/org. It gives the impression that you are a smarter money manager. I have a friend that got into one of the asset investment divisions at Wells Fargo and he learned a shit ton about and made good relationships with people in the venture capitalist realm

>>1404084
Thank you, I figured a medium business. Enough to outrun the smaller businesses in my area. Do you happen to know how to work for some of those top tier banks? Of course I don't expect to be directly placed in one, but I'm sure I can build up a resume?

>>1404098
I split off from the finance realm and went into IT instead.

From my experience, anyone who can start their own projects / start entrepreneurial ventures, hold a decent GPA, and hold themselves in a professional way get gobbled up by larger companies as summer associates/interns. Once you get in that system, don't get sloppy, do you work, be a bit free thinking, dress well, and do some networking and you should get some nice exposure and experience. How long you want to stick around in that realm is your preference. The longer you stay and are active, the more knowledge and connections you accumulate; unfortunately you also get more comfortable and are less likely to leave. Figure out what your goals are and see which path best leads you there

>>1403914
Cant you jew your way into increased benefits, stock options etc?

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>>1403914
with experience, you will learn that the "slowlane" working, kissing ass, putting your fate in someone else's control is the most risky, arduous path. I used to look down on entrepreneurs, scrambling around buying lead lists, always shilling something different or doing cryptocoin shit so I got my MBA, worked for Ivy league VP bosses at Fortune 500 companies.
>it's all the fucking same

wageslavery is death
free yourself sooner, not later

>>1404222
Not really, it's a publicly funded institution with very rigid pay and benefit schemes. I have to work within the system.

If they're legit, then they have the most Incompetent legal team ever
>Hur Duh... we didn't know


But this whole thing of a secret computer spreadsheet smacks of Jean-Pierre Van Rossem

>>1403922
>Jean-Pierre Van Rossem
just read about him on wikipedia
>moneytron system
so was it actually ever real or did he just scam people the entire time?

>>1403925
Unless his broom closet had some kind of financial/astrological predictive powers because it just happened to align atop of an old druid henge I'm pretty sure it was a Ponzi scheme.

AMD

>>1403896
If you want to be safe, buy ETFs and not single stocks like apple

>>1403896
All of them, hence an ETF rather than one single stock.

Anyway, Apple is not the "safest" because it's a tech stock (these stocks come and go). Utilities, telecoms, consumer staples... are safer.

you transfer it to your yobit address?

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>>1403876

>>1403783
Make a list of all the things you've done, volunteering work, work experience, apprenticeships, degrees, etc.

Then write down skills you have, like photoshop, excel, etc.

Go from there.

>>1403773
Its kinda like this:

>My retard father and mother are throwing away perfectly functioning PC parts, clothes, old coins.
>They've kept them all for 10 years, time in which they never attempted to sell.
>Time in which they could have haggled and found the perfect buyer to buy their stuff for huge amounts of cash
>They don't know that americans buy the dumbest, trashiest stuff.

Also, your question is fucking stupid.

>tfw my mom threw away some of my old consoles like Dreamcast, Genesis, SNES, and the assorted old games.. not knowing their value.

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>tfw my mom threw away 4 bags full of toys, each weighting between 40-80kg.

I don't get it, /biz/. I thought parents were suppose to teach the children how to make money, not the other way around.

>>1403771
you fucking moron, you dont come to /biz/ for advice on crypto, you come here to know what not to buy

>>1403779
I come here for news, but sometimes the shills make convincing arguments.

>>1403771
This serves you right, you piece of shit. Every time I came here and told people to buy SC, SYS, MAID etc just before the pumps, fucking ETH bagholders like you showed up and came with things like "lol shitcoin"..
There are a couple of smart people on this board but its being ruined by mad bagholders like you who don't want to admit they've made the wront "investments"

Buy a cheaper property

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>>1403734
I'll tell you my game. maybe I'm wrong, maybe I'm right
>buy gold / silver / bitcoin
>wait for RE bubble to burst
>buy RE

>>1403766
Cheapest price of a 2bd unit in Melb or Sydney is about 350K if you're very lucky.
100K is the safest starting point for 20% deposit+stamp duty+other expenses.