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Raised lettering, pale nimbus. White

Mine are very simple. Name, what I do, some contact info, and on the back I have QR codes for stuff too. Don't even have a logo, just a simple gradient.

I ordered some reinforced ones that have plastic corners, but wound up not using them. Too expensive, and most of my clients aren't going to be impressed by them. I am contemplating doing raised lettering on the next batch of them in a couple of months.

Mechanical engineer buddy has these thick cards that you can assemble into a catapult to launch anything smaller than a nickel with. Extremely cool, and also stupidly expensive.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=h-LbOezuQKg

>>972259
What do you do and how did ya do it?

>>972259
Lucky basterd

>>972259
Would you rather swim across a river filled with semen or swim across a river filled with menstrual blood?

It's software engineer. 4 years in a bachelor's program and I started at $100k + stock + bonus.

Don't go into the field if you don't plan on studying your data structures and algorithms though or you will be one of those $50k code monkeys.

Something with either a trade or computers

Good luck getting kucked with pharmacy. You'll easily have 250k+ in debt by the time you finish at ~26 years old and you'll be working 60 hours a week at a CVS

>>972224
>software engineer
>data structures
>algorithms

I dont know what any of these phrases mean in your context.

>>972048
His job is to entertain. If he knew what he was talking about he wouldn't have to act like a clown to make money.

>>972048
he's one of the smartest guys in the room
that being said, never trust the smartest guy in the room

>>972048
Yes

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>>971661

>>971661
>Become NEET because everyday think "Something is right around the corner, soon nothing will matter anymore"
>Nothing happens
>Wasting life doing nothing, no skills, no job no friends
>anydaynow.jpg
>Wait even longer because it should happen next week, r-right?
>It never does
>Wait all life and die waiting for something to "happen"

>>971661
Congrats mate, you've officially graduated from being a Neet to being a wagekek

>4chan will always be there for you

>>971584
Put hotels everywhere you can, and don't play with your close friends or anyone you want to date. Monopoly destroys relationships.

>>971586
/thread

>>971584
Is this the new "Diversity and Homosexual Pride" currency?

>amerifats problems.
just sue whatever moves, maybe you can get a penny out of it.

and seriously.
did u register the username in 2003?
if yes, why the hell would u do that?
if no then forget about your silly idea.

>>971570
I still have accounts opened in different forums that are currently active and the account registration dates go back as far as 2003. I definitely could provide proof that it's my username. It's just not a trademark right now which is the only thing that matters.

>>971569
I believe AND COULD BE WRONG that you would probably have to demonstrate that you have used this name to make money at some point. Then you could register and send him a cease and desist, but I doubt you could retroactively sue him.

Where's the biz lawyers at?

I do, how am I help?

>>971545
wich department anon ?
I completed my final interview in 08/11/2015 (brazil), and still I have no answer!!
Back in the HQ, can you do some digging ??

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>>971527
I'm head manager in my country..

>>971516
when in doubt, buy new. 9 times out of 10, used is more costly in the long run.

>>971516
Depends on what it is. There's no one size fits all here.

Sometimes buy computers/laptops used is a good choice.

Buying cars used is always a good choice.

Buying used clothes can be good, sometimes great things can be bought for quite cheap. Namely suits from a thriftstore. Sure it's not brand name or bespoke but for like $20 you can get something that usually looks pretty decent. Good if you're just memeing it

>>971543
What if I want to buy a used Camarro? New one is just too expensive.

Call Putin and tell him you have 50 bucks but he has to pay interest

>>971472
Idk buy shares in arms and heavy industry?

>>971472
buy jew gold

C++

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>>971322

Whatever your subordinate computers speak.

Excel

Supply and demand

Here's what Bernanke said in 2013:
>“Nobody really understands gold prices and I don’t pretend to understand them either."

>>971239
XD! (laughing face)

>>971242
Do you think theres any way to make a relatively safe profit from gold/silver? May sound stupid but the only thing a person could do is look at historic prices and buy when theyre low and sell when they are near the historic high

>>971153
don't touch it, its a dead plague rat of a biz

Yes, because they buy millions of copies for really low prices, no company is gonna sell you 10 copies for the same price

now if you've got 10 billion dollars laying around, and want to open up a bunch of fucking stores all over the country or the world, and can get a bunch of people together that are famous, then yes, it can be extremely lucrative

>>971163
It just seems basically monopolized for such a profitable medium. Is there really no way to make money off of em besides making them?

>>970989
do your own homework, you stupid faggot.

>>970989
how is that even a question?

china is better in every single way besides quality

so china

The US. Because you're a damn patriot.

>>970944
You're thinking about it the wrong way.

Let's say X is a business. If X purchases a laptop for 4 dollars then he won't become any richer or poorer, because he just acquired a laptop worth 4 dollars.
If he sells that laptop for 6 dollars, then he has to substract 4 dollars worth of expenses from those 6 dollars to find out what his profits are.
But if he uses up that laptop, then that laptop slowly becomes worth less. And he becomes poorer.

When the laptop is used to do your business administration, then it aids in the sales, but you don't sell your laptop.
So if you make 100 profit, then you can say: well, to make that 100 profit I had to spend 4 dollars, so I substract that from my profit.
The tax agency might object and say you have to substract that over several years because you keep using the laptop to generate a profit for several years.

>>970949
>because you keep using the laptop to generate a profit for several years.
And as it ages and you use it it becomes worth less. Meaning you're actually losing money.

>>970949
>>970955
>if you make 100 profit, then you can say: well, to make that 100 profit I had to spend 4 dollars, so I substract that from my profit.
I follow this...

>The tax agency might object and say you have to substract that over several years because you keep using the laptop to generate a profit for several years
and now I don't. Not sure what the relationship between this idea and the last is. You might try starting from the ground up and explain tax cuts for business expenses from there. My foundation might be shaky, so if you'd be so kind to help me out there, I'd appreciate it.

Somebody was trying to explain this to me recently and from what they said, it sounded like quite the radical concept.