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Because shitcoin prices have no relation to any sort of reality. Some shitcoins are traded on exchanges even if no actual coin or code existed.
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> What should I know about the program as an international founder? > Applicants do not have to be United States citizens, but should be able to stay in California for at least three months for the program. > It will be the respons
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Sometimes the laws of physics change.
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True, it didn't work for me yesterday, but maybe it was just a fluke.
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I know someone who orders toys for their children and returns them after one month when the kids get bored with them and buys new ones.
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> These donations can add up. Mr. Rubin said his show makes at least $30,000 a month on Patreon. And Mr. Peterson says he pulls in some $80,000 in fan donations each month. It won't be long until the censors find out and start deman
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"Don't be evil" is discriminatory against evil persons. As long as you don't break the law, being evil is not illegal. They have a right as anyone else not to be discriminated against or presented in a bad light. I appla
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Well, if one CDN doesn't respect it, it will probably soon find out :) So it's a self correcting problem.
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I had no idea that most wine is made from concentrates. Makes you wonder why this is not common knowledge. Do they maybe fear something?
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I have a 5V-2A phone charger which whines. So it can happen even on low-powered devices.
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I can also "hear" something when I scroll on some computers, but I hear them with my ears, no headphones required. On one particular susceptible computer I did a bit of testing, and scrolling white background pages made the noise,
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I have a question for the people who applaud them. Do you think USA should have no military? Would you vote to dismantle it?
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Can someone with a US phone see if this try-before-you-buy page works? https://www.locationsmart.com/try/ It would be fucking unbelievable if you were able to track any US phone number like that, no ID, no court order.
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The chemicals in detergent are pretty powerfull (see Tide Pods Challenge). Also, newer detergents contain enzymes which are particularly good at removing biological stains (but do they kill?) In fact, new washing machines also optimize thei
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The article also says a cheap pair of glasses is $5.
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Can somebody explain why Affordable Rent exists? Living in San Francisco, or New York, or London is not a human right. Note: I'm not trolling, I'm a left leaning person which favours basic income and national health insurance, I j
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Probably they have a "redial" feature, which let's you reprint something again.
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The equivalent in finance is when they convert the Excel sheet into a "proper" app, only for the users to go back to Excel after a while.
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> Or the more immediate wake-up call that this tech will be used in malicious phishing attacks against your grandparents This one is quite scary. "Grandma, I'm stuck in Malta and people are after me, send me immediately 500 thr
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Once I was searching for the definition of a slang word and ended up on a teen forum. One question there was along the line "What would you do if a boy you don't know came next to you and said you are pretty". One answer was:
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> I've never really understood how AutoCAD and Office maintained their dominance. Joel Spolsky explained it: most users use only 20% of the app. But each user uses a DIFFERENT 20%. Thus you won't go nowhere until you are almost
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Now they are ready to port the WebAssembly to run in Electron.
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You are splitting hairs here. When people say that Apple is sitting on cash obviously they do not mean that they have 250 billion in one current bank account.
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That guy with a bag full of gold will most likely not be the one who had that bag of gold when chaos erupted, that was my point. Those who survive the chaos will be the ones strong enough and ruthless enough to organize themselves into powe
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There are many ways of holding currency without being affected by inflation. This is what wealth management plans do. One simple tool used for this: > Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (or TIPS) are the inflation-indexed bonds iss
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At some point, after the last central bank and Buffet bought bitcoin reserves, it will stop appreciating in value. Then it can start to circulate.
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> After an EMP wipes out data centers and cell phone towers If such a thing happens on a large scale there will be hundred of millions of deaths. All major cities will simply collapse. See recent articles how London can only survive for
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> On the other hand, these bitcoins that are hoarded in a bunker are extracted from the economy as long as they are there. These bitcoins were bought with cash, which is now sitting in the sellers "savings" account. The dollars
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> At least if the current "1%" hoard dollars or euros in their mattress they slowly lose their wealth thanks to inflation. Long story short, they don't.
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You probably want to combine in a single raw packet the data, compressed with a prediction codec with the error detection code. Since you also have a lower-latency high-speed link (the transatlantic cable), you can continuously update the p
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