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Reply to comment by hackysack-jack in The peaks of Denali [OC] [4480x5600] by camerasncoffee
Thanks for the heads up! didn't expect that, ever
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Reply to comment by bulletbassman in NFL headcoach takes shoulder from player running on the field by RJthere
The assistant shooting a look toward the player like it was personal
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Reply to comment by ThinLineDefenseCO in TIL that many pro archers use surprise release mechanisms to prevent themselves from anticipating and reacting to the impending impact. by broogernavn
you haven't driven a junker with a fouled carburetor, have you? lol
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Reply to comment by [deleted] in Lonely tree in the Maasai Mara [3819x5728] [OC] by marklopezzz
I expected to see the tree, too :-P
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Reply to comment by Brownie420 in Nikita from the top rope by westondeboer
same ones who will take a video of a paper taped to the wall and then use photoshop to write some shit on that paper in the video that will generate a reaction from the comments section.
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Reply to comment by mdonaberger in Feds: Ex Louisville Police Officer Used Law Enforcement Tech To Help Hack Sexually Explicit Photos From Women by FuegoFerdinand
If all my coworkers did shit like these assholes do and get away with it while the public looks on, you bet your ass I'd think my job was hard
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Reply to comment by klrjhthertjr in ELI5: Why does Google offer all these free services like Google Docs, Sheets, Drive, Sites, Forms, etc. without any ads on them? How does Google benefit from this and why do they invest so much in creating and maintaining them? by Elena_Edie
I started working for a small manufacturing company in 2014, and the previous guy at my chair was still using AutoCAD 2000i for the shop drawings. Not to mention, Windows XP. This was good enough for what it was for, but it was time for a revamp.
I requisitioned a new PC, a pair of monitors, and a perpetual license for Autodesk's design suite 2016. I was up and running.
Then, Autodesk got in touch with me repeatedly to update and upgrade to design suite 2017, 2018, and so on... none of which would have a perpetual license, but paid monthly or yearly. I was like "Nope! No need here!"
Updated from Windows 7 to Windows 10, and it was pretty difficult to retain the perpetual subscription. Pretty soon I wasn't able to run on my PC and my laptop, which was important as I'd started working from home more often.