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>>1391061
thematic places fail far, far more often

>>1391063
How so?

>>1391066
people just dont give a shit about it enough, you have a smaller market than a normal restaurant, higher costs, more seasonal, yadda yadda

>>1390913
wtf does "moon" mean?

>>1392355
Will the stock shoot up

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>moon

Are you sure its going to the moon and not to mars?

I'm not your "bro"

>>1390700
I work in a bank in the US and we call this a wire. Generally speaking if it's done early in the day and all the information is correct it's done same day or next.

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Tagging onto this thread cause the topic interests me.

i want to do print on demand 'sublimation' (all over print) t-shirts.

I was surprised to read
"Expect to have smudges, blurs and creasing near edges, seams and collars of garment. When printing flat artwork onto a constructed garment, some imperfections will occur, particularly under the arm. Keep this in mind when designing, specifically placement of important artwork. "
>pic relevant

How do I design to avoid this? Or which printer does not have this problem?

https://www.theprintful.com/custom/all-over-printing-sublimation/guidelines

Also:
>Please post more print-on-demand info

I started with cyber security, fell for the meme, thinking about moving to engineering or something. Hurts my head to think about Indians stealing my job

I don't see why Pajeet should be successful and you can't be.
Can Parjeet socially engineer? Can Parjeet go to a client site to do a pen test?
Parjeet can pen test a website, but that is about it.

>>1390572
If you truly believe pajeet is stealing your job, then you've failed. Nearly every american I know is a better programmer than anyone that comes out of that shithole of a company.

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...because success is based upon creativity...

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>>1390467

>>>/lit/8296440

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An imagination economy is defined by some thinkers as an economy where intuitive and creative thinking create economic value

Social attention can also be associated to collective attention, i.e. how "attention to novel items propagates

>>1390444
You're an idiot. You literally go to a financial services place and they sort it out all for you finding the most efficient ways to pay your tax and allocating your cash in to assets that best suit your interest e.g. They might have a millionaire that is retiring soon so they are looking in to high dividend funds that he can live off until he dies, or maybe some young fellow ran in to a few million in inheritance so he wants to put it in high growth and doesn't care about dividends or income streams from other assets.

Then the financial services people get a commission for doing all the research for the millionaire. Win, Win.

Bloomberg, Business insider (Looking past the sjw posts its a quality current tech and business news website) and for my own country Fora.ie

Delicious pasta.

Every time this gets posted I want to shoot myself

Twice in one week

OP and his mixtape are on fire this month

>>1390308
The secret is to find that one place you know you wont have buyers remorse for. If you dont know then you havent found it yet. I remember looking at literally 100 homes from 2008-2009 before I found "the one".

>>1390258
any social media or app stock

Trevor is most trusted hardware wallet though I'm sitting on triple digit bitcoins and use armory

If youre good with computers armory is just as good or better than Trevor

You act like holding for four years is a walk in the park. I was able to watch bitcoin rise to $1200 and then fall to $170 and I never sold.

If you can watch the price rise to $3000 then crash to $1200 without selling maybe bitcoin is right for you

Forgot to mention in a month or two bitcoin core will release version .13 which will add deterministic wallets, which will make it almost as awesome as armory

If you want my honest opinion the trezor fags are taking advantage of non computer savvy people with their ridiculous price of trezor at $120, the hardware is worth like $10 maybe

what if you drop it

>>1390175
Didnt that asian bitch give up on it and quit? Also whats up with all these tech dudes having asian gfs.

>>1390195

I don't know anything about that. I don't keep up with this stuff. I just remembered that I had it and checked on it after not thinking about it for probably a year.

>>1390200
I wouldnt hold them. If it was going to take off it would have already. Its pretty much just a Ripple clone.

Fuck you, /biz