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The trick is having a business plan that works, and not just another Dotcom cookie cutter business plan ripped off from another company.

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A chocolate chip cookie has enough energy for a person to go jogging for 20 minutes.

The Turd-cookie baker could be having a full restaurant if he was not insulted so easily and willing to change his recipe.

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Turd cookie = Floss (Free, Libre, Open Source Software) project.

Then when you complain that every cookie shop sells turds of some flavour or another, they'll say you should be grateful for all the choices you have.

Since the user is presumably logged in (with cookie/local-storage token) to personA, this would redirect him to personA, the backend of personA would eat the reshare-code and could offer a dialog asking for confirmation of a reshare.

There are so many hands in the cookie jar and so much bureaucracy with payouts that it takes millions of investment to get this business off the ground.

Database and file reads are not something I'm worried about (for this situation), but I don't want the cookie to be easy to crack.

Consider such terms as "rational", "cache" and "cookie".

Meanwhile there are many turd cookies that could be edible if one would feel more free to complain and Turd-cookie bakers would draw lessons from the complaining, instead of moaning about how "one should not be complaining about free cookies".

In my own life, at the age of 13 I ate at a Chinese restaurant for the first time (on a school trip to the 'big city' a couple of hours distant from the town I grew up in) and got a fortune cookie that read, in its entirety, "An ambition far beyond your reach".

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