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What Happened When The Software Income Began Back In 2000 And Nine?
Back in 2000 and nine, that software income began. It has now grown to the point where the software generates somewhere like $200,000 a year, though not all of that is kept, because other people work on the software and it gets distributed to them.
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Paul Davis - Second Employee at Amazon
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