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631.
by 55555 5y ago
Interesting. Can you name some of the apps you've been seeing advertised?
632.
by 55555 5y ago
2FA/VPN SAAS | Full stack dev | REMOTE | Full-time --- I bootstrapped my last SAAS from $0 to $33,000 MRR and a valuation of 1-2.5 million USD within 12 months. I then bootstrapped my next company from $0 to $3,000,000 NET annually and
633.
by 55555 5y ago
> My merchant account is cheap (interchange plus 0.1% or so) and the gateway they set me up on is Authorize.net It's crazy most people don't know you can get this. Seems like every popular merchant account provider is a bad dea
634.
by 55555 5y ago
It's worth noting that the difference between $21.64 and $35 is not all profit. I see they've left out marketing, which is generally one of the biggest expenses, and there's also inventory risk (sometimes they'll make pr
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by 55555 5y ago
But to Twitter, it does.
636.
by 55555 5y ago
I assume it was federal only. My bad.
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by 55555 5y ago
Holy crap, what do they even do with that money? I'd love to read more about this. They have 615,000 people living there, meaning they get 55,000 USD in gov revenue per person. For comparison, the US gov got ~8,750 USD in rev per head
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by 55555 5y ago
Sure, I get it. But I think this is one of those cases, like with identity theft, where you and I are just so used to the status quo that we can't accept how messed up the whole thing is. It feels normal, and we know how to work the sy
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by 55555 5y ago
5,000 USD for sildenafil. In India this would cost 1 dollar. That's the generic/chemical name for viagra. A complete scam.
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by 55555 5y ago
This is disgusting. I naturally assumed gum base was chicle.
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by 55555 5y ago
ahrefs is the best in the business.
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by 55555 5y ago
How is this the case, if getting vaccinated doesn't prevent you from being a carrier? It seems that your children are at roughly equal risk of catching covid from a vaccinated friend vs. an unvaccinated friend. No? At least this is wha
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by 55555 5y ago
I have to admit I find this confusing. Elsewhere in these comments, people say that being vaccinated doesn't reduce your risk of being a carrier. So then how does the policy increase physical safety for those who are already vaccinated
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by 55555 5y ago
Interesting. Which country?
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by 55555 5y ago
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-00728-2 Every link I see on page 1 of results quotes 60-70% as the original herd immunity figure, which is what I recall hearing consistently back before the facts got upgrade
646.
by 55555 5y ago
IPv6s are too cheap for most mailbox providers to take seriously. If someone sends spam, you need to block their IP, but they also need to lose money. Spammers don't care if they lose an IPv6. They'll just send spam from another.
647.
by 55555 5y ago
I assume you mean because LE is splitting resources and also dealing with drug cases. I think it wouldn't be unrealistic to have the drug cases fund themselves through seizures. I wonder how bad of an ROI our LE gets on drug investigat
648.
by 55555 5y ago
I see your point! I totally do. I also used to hold this belief. But then the Snowden revelations came out and it was revealed that probably 10,000 people in government were aware of a system that was sucking up all of our data for warrantl
649.
by 55555 5y ago
"Or visit our sponsor NSFW" Well that's one way to monetize your in-depth blog posts about the history of Japanese typewriters.
650.
by 55555 5y ago
The risk-adjusted return differential is much less than appears at first glance.
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by 55555 5y ago
That's a terrible loss, practically a genocide, but to be fair the parent said "the vast majority of people" and there's 1.4 billion people in India. In India, 151,000 people die every year just from car accidents, and ~
652.
by 55555 5y ago
(The answer is China.)
653.
by 55555 5y ago
Yes but Captagon is not. How did it become so popular in the middle east and north africa?
654.
by 55555 5y ago
Sounds like an Onion headline lol.
655.
by 55555 5y ago
It isn't. This is normal in mobile games.
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by 55555 5y ago
From what I've seen in the USA they normally lie about evidence and witnesses but they are careful to never lie explicitly about making a deal. That can apparently screw up the entire case, I think because of a supreme court decision.
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by 55555 5y ago
Note that -- and please correct me if I'm wrong -- Canada has a weird system where the suspect isn't allowed to leave the interrogation (but surely there's a time limit?). I've seen videos where the suspect just sits sil
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by 55555 5y ago
Oh boy, I don't think you've seen many interrogations. I've spent the past two weeks watching JCS - Criminal Psychology on YouTube. Lies are clearly a core part of interrogations. I haven't ever seen one where lying wasn
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by 55555 5y ago
Sorry to be a downer, but at this rate of speed isn't it possible that their tech will become outdated before it becomes widely used? Maybe they're 5-10 years away from being widely used? Machine learning is advancing rapidly.
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by 55555 5y ago
> Workers are voting with their feet. Turnover is high at both Teleperformance, the largest call centre employer (around 80% annually) and Amazon, 150%. This is... a mistake. What did they mean by this?

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