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When you spot a counterfeit, buy as many as you can afford and then demand a refund when they arrive.
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I noticed that Wish gives refunds on counterfeits without question, provided you upload a photo of the item. It got me wondering if that's to avoid any legal liability. The law states that "trafficking" in illegal goods is a
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There's a pretty big difference between the qualifiers used in the 1st and 4th Amendments. The 1st begins with "Congress shall make no law.." The 4th states "..shall not be violated" This is important because the 1s
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ISPs sue Maine, claim Web-privacy law violates their free-speech rights(arstechnica.com)
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>It only means they are in the best position to make the claim. That's a good point I hadn't considered.
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According to the Navy pilot who went on the Rogan podcast, the object he encountered was actively jamming his radar and targeting systems, which he also said is considered an act of war. I'm not sure how any military could consider a c
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>why do you believe anything humans are capable of building can do what these objects are reported as doing? I believe they exist because of the videos and statements. I believe they're man made for the reason I stated above. >Wh
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Wouldn't it be a lot easier to just pass orders down through the ranks to report all sightings, however odd they may seem? "Hey, we think the Chinese or Russians may have something new. It's imperative that all unidentifiable
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I think you're looking at it from the individual's point of view instead of Microsoft's. Of course at the local level a person or even small business shouldn't be worried about a second of time lost. I'm not saying
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If W10 is on 800,000,000 computers[1], and it costs each user 1 second of productivity, then every time that ad shows, Microsoft is stealing 222,222 hours of productivity from people and businesses around the world to advertise its subpar b
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Chevron is not the only producer of petroleum products in the world and not every person in the world relies on Chevron's products every single day. It's absurd to call that statement factual.
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>"Kaplan has a soft spot for Chevron, which the judge once described as “a company of considerable importance to our economy that employs thousands all over the world, that supplies a group of commodities, gasoline, heating oil, oth
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The PDF you linked was written by Judge Kaplan, the one detailed in this article. "Skip the narrative and go straight to".. the opinion of a single judge whom evidence suggests is biased in favor of Chevron.
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Definition of conspiracy 1 : the act of conspiring together Definition of conspire 1a : to join in a secret agreement to do an unlawful or wrongful act or an act which becomes unlawful as a result of the secret agreement b : scheme 2 : to a
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Shadow Inc sounds.. shady.
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Definition of incompetent 1a : lacking the qualities needed for effective action b : unable to function properly
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I'll sum it up: Progressives are tired of Corporate Democrats running their party.
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That's fine, unless we have something better to do. If it takes 10,000 years or 100,000 years, it doesn't matter, unless the work being done is detracting from more important work. Many people, myself included, would struggle to t
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> there is no future event that would make earth as uninhabitable as Mars is today. Wouldn't that imply if we can make Mars habitable, then we'll be capable of dealing with whatever problems arise here on Earth? Think of it as
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I just read it for the first time and was surprised to learn that he was announcing massive cuts to military spending, with base closures, consolidating departments between branches, eliminating acquisition teams, and outsourcing things lik
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by 34679 7y ago
Google is an advertising firm and there probably aren't a whole lot of people buying coronavirus related advertisements. Try a different search engine.
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The security of the network depends on the work being widely distributed and having a lot of work to do. If there is a lot of work but one worker is performing over half the work, that worker can compromise the network. If there are a lot o
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You keep using that word "rushing" but there's no solution that I'm aware of that would cause hordes of homeless to rush towards housing. What we can do is judge whether a policy helps or hurts. Higher housing costs caus
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Former Sonoma County resident from 2009-2017 here. Three break-ins in my last year and a half caused my exodus. A new skate park had been built across the street that included bathrooms and a bus stop. A homeless camp immediately sprang up
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Socialized losses and privatized gains. It's become The American Way.
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There are a lot of useful data points in modern cars. For instance, the compression rate of your suspension can indicate how aggressively you're cornering. This sort of thing is already being used in opt-in programs by insurers in the
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IMO, it's more likely that humans will be mostly priced out of driving, via insurance, once the data show that self-driving vehicles are safer. It still isn't settled exactly how insurance will work on a car without a steering whe
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Not if what you dislike about the state of things is having a few major entities control the spread of messages.
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What would I do? Reduce the number of state employees. And I'd do it without firing anyone. See: Gary Johnson, New Mexico. When an existing employee retires or otherwise ends their employment with the state, don't hire a replaceme
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Uber has no contact phone number or email for costumers or drivers to reach anyone in the company in the event an issue arises. Delete Uber, it's a shit company. I once had someone try to brute force my uber password, I was getting con

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