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by 300bps 5y ago
I have never had a cup of coffee in my life. The comments are hilarious to me though, like everyone is speaking a different language.
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The Ugly War over Bob Ross Merchandising Rights(news.yahoo.com)
1 points by 300bps 5y ago|0 comments
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by 300bps 5y ago
Does this company use any form of stack ranking to determine bonuses? It sounds like one possibility is your boss may have been trying to prevent you from getting to his level which would mean he would have to compete with you. Stack rankin
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by 300bps 5y ago
I think Verizon would buy Yahoo so they could further monetize their subscriber base. Buy Yahoo.com, make Yahoo.com the default home page of every customer. They do this in other ways - I'm a FIOS customer and I don't use their DN
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by 300bps 5y ago
I used Slackware Linux for my company’s mail servers in 1996 running qmail. I installed it from a CD that I bought at MicroCenter.
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by 300bps 5y ago
S3 has lots of options. If you don't want multiple availability zones (which is having multiple copies in multiple datacenters) you can use S3 One Zone-IA. https://aws.amazon.com/s3/pricing/
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by 300bps 6y ago
What do you base AWS storage having "an enormous markup" on? AWS has a type of storage to meet any access need / budget. S3 Glacier Deep Dive for example is perfect for storing archival items and costs $0.00099 per GB-month.
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by 300bps 6y ago
What happens if the person you send the money to doesn’t deliver? What happens if someone compromises your account and sends all of your money away fraudulently? These are just two basic things that the current financial system deals with t
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by 300bps 6y ago
Nice but wow... I've done the telnet to a mail server on TCP port 25 trick over a hundred times. Only once did I take it almost as far as you. When our company was bought I sent an email from HR to my buddy saying that certain employee
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by 300bps 6y ago
Historical price-earnings ratios for common stocks have averaged 15. At the peak of the late 1990s bubble, P/E ratios reached 42. Interestingly, the P/E ratio of the S&P 500 right now is 40.30. https://www.multpl.
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by 300bps 6y ago
Etherium is more oriented towards transactions than Bitcoin. Maybe Bitcoin is so much horrendously worse that makes what you said true but Ethereum is pretty terrible. Unless I’m missing something? If I want to send .001 ETH (i.e. $1.81)
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by 300bps 6y ago
I was not impressed with the article despite his status as a professor. For one example, he either seemed to have a very basic understanding of price elasticity of supply or he dumbed the article down to the point of being not possible to u
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by 300bps 6y ago
If you've ever worried about your future, job prospects, the unknown, the fear of not being able to provide, these thoughts are heavy. And I can imagine him wondering, as any introspective person would, “what if I’m wrong?” That has
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by 300bps 6y ago
Reserve currency status has also helped us out tremendously despite being $28 trillion in debt (and growing rapidly).
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by 300bps 6y ago
Azure has amazing free benefits for startup. I formerly went through their Bizspark program which gave me a huge credit that let me have multiple VMs, relational database servers, etc for free FOR THREE YEARS. I'm pretty tied to AWS at
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by 300bps 6y ago
For anyone not familiar... Here's a quick rundown of my understanding of the situation. Craig Wright has been claiming to be Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonym of the person/people that wrote the original Bitcoin whitepaper. To my kn
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by 300bps 6y ago
I switched because I got sick of Google telling me to get Chrome when I was using the new Microsoft Edge (which is a fork of Chromium like Chrome is). Their pop ups when using Edge are an unjustified FUD campaign.
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by 300bps 6y ago
At the top of the linked article is a link to a previous blog entry entitled "A Genius????" that lists a bunch of "smart" things he's done that presumably qualify him for being a genius but that he cringes at callin
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by 300bps 6y ago
Agree absolutely. It also reminds me of, “For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple and wrong.” I don’t know how people have the ego to think they’re going to study a problem for an hour or two and discover solution
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by 300bps 6y ago
Same day settlement. Definitely not instant.
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by 300bps 6y ago
US Equities recently changed from T+3 to T+2: https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2017-68-0 There are many types of securities that are already settling at T+0.
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by 300bps 6y ago
That’s not my experience. I was hired for a particular engagement with Microsoft years ago by a similar firm. Microsoft needed x, the firm had nobody so they put out an urgent call and passed me off like I was one of their long-time employe
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by 300bps 6y ago
If they had infinite money they could do this. But shorting a stock is usually done on margin and if you lose enough money on a short position you’ll get a margin call asking you to deposit more money with your broker. If you don’t do that
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by 300bps 6y ago
The fired agent telegraphed which law she believed has been violated when she said, "I just got fired because I'm a Christian and a conservative." https://www.eeoc.gov/religious-discrimination
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by 300bps 6y ago
I never use Twitter but I have an account and the app installed on my iPhone. This particular story displayed in an extremely easy to read format for me on my phone. Was very similar to reading a blog page.
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by 300bps 6y ago
Other than inflation I’m not sure how the U.S. maintains let alone pays off their > $27.5 trillion in debt. Considering total tax revenue is about $3.5 trillion per year, even at ridiculously low interest rates we are spending 10% of tot
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by 300bps 6y ago
Major broadcasters (ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX) have been trying to sue streamers like Locast civilly for years now. So far, they’ve been unsuccessful. But going from the threat of monetary damages to 10 years in jail will allow them to get others
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The Protecting Lawful Streaming Act passes Congress as part of Covid relief bill(cnn.com)
1 points by 300bps 6y ago|1 comments
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by 300bps 6y ago
If the law is passed it will be used as a sledgehammer to stop anyone from doing something they don’t like. It opens up the possibility of being interpreted as a for-profit platform. Locast is a non-profit platform that streams local channe
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by 300bps 6y ago
Citi Double Cashback is 2%

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