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JoeHx
I am Joe. I'm one of many Joes, but I am uniquely me. I'm the messiest organized guy you'll ever meet. My glasses are always bent and my hair always a mess.
hendrixjoseph.github.ioHow to Self-Publish a Book on AmazonAs recently as twenty years ago, if people wanted to publish a book, they would either have to convince a traditional publisher to publish their book, or shell out hundreds or thousands of dollars in order for a self-publisher to print their book for them. Some of these old self-publishing companies still exist - such as Morris Publishing, who, according to their website, charge around $5 a book for a 40-page book with a 25-book minimum. Others, such as the infamous Vantage Press, went out of business a few years ago and were even sued by the authors they were supposed to be supporting in 1990.
1cbc.ca'Nothing short of remarkable': Study finds parents' chats with their toddlers pay off 10 years later | CBC NewsAttention exhausted parents: The next time your toddler starts making strange noises or babbling about Paw Patrol, try to strike up a conversation - it could make a big difference later, researchers say.
3javacodegeeks.comCreate a Basic Android App without an IDE"I love writing authentication and authorization code." ~ No Java Developer Ever. Tired of building the same login screens over and over? Try the Okta API for hosted authentication, authorization, and multi-factor auth. Virtually every Android tutorial uses Android Studio to create and develop an app.
1budgetsaresexy.com35 Daily Missions To Improve Your Life and Money! ✨If you love challenges but hate doing the extended ones like we've been featuring here lately, you might like today's ideas better ;) Instead of doing the *same* thing day in and day out for 30+ days, what about doing 30+ *tiny* little challenges - all varied up - so by the end of the month you've still accomplished something pretty great?
1quantamagazine.orgThe Strange Numbers That Birthed Modern Algebra | Quanta MagazineEverything you could do with the real and complex numbers, you could do with the quaternions, except for one jarring difference. Whereas 2 ×3 and 3 ×2 both equal 6, order matters for quaternion multiplication. Mathematicians had never encountered this behavior in numbers before, even though it reflects how everyday objects rotate.
1rockstarfinance.comMoney Match-Up: Should You Get a Tax Refund? - Rockstar Finance :: Curating the best of money and personal financeHere’s the latest post in the Rockstar Finance Money Match-Up series where two money bloggers argue opposite sides of an issue. Today’s issue features another interesting debate — should you get a tax refund or not? We’ll begin with Bull in Captivity who says you should get one… The Case for Getting a Tax Refund …
1welivesecurity.comCybersecurity: 5 basic lessons for everyoneA new way of looking at cybersecurity, no longer viewing it as a goal in itself, but instead something that is directly connected to business needs. Recently we've had the opportunity - quite a fun and interesting opportunity - to visit a number of information security and cybersecurity conferences.
1finsavvypanda.comBlog Income Report: How I Made $2,797.64 Blogging in August 2018My August 2018 Blog Income Report Welcome to my second blog income report! First of all, I would like to dedicate this post to Eden from Mint Notion who inspired me to start my blog. If it weren’t for her encouragement, support, and guidance (as well as her older income reports for beginners), I …
1jalopnik.comThis Is Why You Can't Unlock A Car Door If Someone Is Trying To Open It At The Same TimeThis is one of the most common shared experiences in all of automobilia: You’re outside a car, trying to get in. The person inside the car is attempting to open the door lock at the same time you’re pulling the handle to open the door. A comedy of errors ensues, with each of your actions canceling out the other’s, leaving you both pulling handles or locking buttons over and over, in a seemingly never-ending mechanical stalemate. Eventually, someone yells for someone to let go, already, and the nightmare ends. But why must it be this way? What’s going on?
2linkedin.comJoseph Hendrix - Software Engineer - Northrop Grumman Corporation | LinkedInView Joseph Hendrix's profile on LinkedIn, the world's largest professional community. Joseph has 9 jobs listed on their profile. See the complete profile on LinkedIn and discover Joseph's connections and jobs at similar companies.
1homeguides.sfgate.comHow to Install Batten Insulation When the Studs Are Wider Than 16 InchesUniform stud spacing is a mainstay of today’s construction practices because it allows builders to use wallboard, sheathing panels and other standard-size building materials with ease. In new residential construction, the most common stud spacing is 16 inches on center. That means the builder measures from the center ...
1jalopnik.comWhat To Do If A Car Dealer Says They Made A 'Mistake' On Your ContractI always stress that car buyers read the contract carefully before they sign, but what happens when you leave the dealership feeling good about your purchase and the dealer calls and says they made a mistake? Are you obligated to go back and resign a new contract?
1basicblogtips.comHow to Optimize Your Old Content For New ConversionsI have produced a lot of content over the years. While I do my best to make most of it as much as I can, that isn't always possible. Sometimes a topic has a specific shelf life, sometimes it is more timely and other times it just outgrows its usefulness as things in the industry...
1blog.visme.coHow to Improve Your Writing Skills: Interview with David LeonhardtSome of the best bloggers and content marketers pull from their experiences in completely separate fields. David Leonhardt is one of those writers. The Montreal native may have served as co-editor for his high-school newspaper, but after he enrolled in ...
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