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The article does make the point that other types of monetization besides ads or paywalls should be pursued.

You might get sued in civil court for it, but it's unlikely you'll be pursued for false pretenses.

It is however increasingly common with commissioned officers that they will have pursued a masters degree within 6-7 years of commissioning.

It would be interesting to hear more about how you folks pursued this.

Were you already cooking a lot and decided you wanted to go to school for that and then pursued it as a career?

It's the idea that all paths must be pursued to maintain absolute mastery of signals intelligence on communications channels used by the public.

Rob Pike pursued a unique line of PL design research from a systems perspective that was never integrated into mainstream PL design research.

Yes and you could almost say Myspace moved too fast, chased after local maxima (rapid A/B testing) and pursued vanity metrics (registered users).

Post a gig on Craigslist for a native English speaker who is pursuing or has pursued a degree in English Arts or something similar.

Those may be pursued only after you see to the baser needs.

This isn't an unreasonable dynamic to expect in software, as more app ideas might get pursued than otherwise as more programmers come on the market.

Mengele was actually pursued, but Shiro Ishii is (in)famous precisely for getting away scot-free in the most nonchalant manner possible: simply by releasing the data.