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The B.C. government proposed new changes to the Speculation and Vacancy Tax Act which were approved on December 23rd, 2019. Given the recent updates in the Speculation and Vacancy Tax Act and the tax-filing deadline (April 30th, 2020), I’d like to direct your attention to the new changes. The tax rate for foreign owners and
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I saw a question on Quora asking this and I started to write an answer. But it got so long that I converted into a post here. Here are some changes I have noticed over the last 20 years, in random order: Some programming concepts that were mostly theoretical 20 years ago have since made
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As the resident douchebag that is asked to give social media advice to every man/woman and their dog — because of a tiny bit of success online that was mostly an accident — it literally kills me to have the conversation. Dudes in suits want to know the secret to social media so they can
New bloggers are always looking to make their site load faster on shared hosting, and they know the limitations. Eventually, they want to move to a shared hosting or a managed WP hosting. Managed WP hostings can be great, but usually they tend to be more expensive than cloud hosting (for smaller blogs), and they
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The word fuck has come a long way and I for one am happy. Growing up as a kid, saying the word fuck was unacceptable. If you said it at school, you were suspended. Then when you were old enough to work, if you said the word, you’d probably get fired. The word fuck can
