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by 55555 6y ago
Oh I see so it's a feature, not a bug. :)
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by 55555 6y ago
> The write-ups of westerners working from Bali goes into a bit of this. Yes, it adds to the local economy. No, not always in constructive ways. Feeding young egos desire for european beer and fixing their skateboard falls costs time fee
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by 55555 6y ago
> Which is why you wouldn't pay it in the first place Currently, ransomware operators could just decrypt half your files upon 50% payment, and demand yet another payment for the rest. But they don't. Why? Because they seem to h
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by 55555 6y ago
Are you serious? Why on earth would anyone pay a content factory which has terrible grammar on their home page? And this is a poor response too. But good luck on your first business. The good thing is you always profit: either in money or i
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by 55555 6y ago
The open relationship thing didn't/doesn't work for me, but I'm upvoting you because I think it's a little unfair you're being downvoted for your personal experience. I think some people may be downvoting you,
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by 55555 6y ago
This is also evident if you blend up oats to make a smoothie. It will hit you like a ton of bricks. Eating a bowl of oatmeal doesn't have the same effect.
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by 55555 6y ago
Yes the ad platform has gotten more and more poorly managed and the relationship between media buyers and Facebook Ads more and more antagonistic. In the early days it was great.
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by 55555 6y ago
That's what people do, when they're losing money. We were making money, so we let it keep spending.
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by 55555 6y ago
Yes it is real but he/we were profiting handsomely off the restricted account's spend so we weren't complaining. Not that there is anyone to complain to.
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by 55555 6y ago
The traffic quality is amazing. Your results may vary. We all put up with FB's BS because their traffic is gold. Yes the lead gen feature isnt great but if you can't profit from FB traffic you are doing something wrong.
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by 55555 6y ago
Facebook has the worst platform in the world. It's normal to get 6 support reps in a row ask you the same identical question you've already answered 5 times in a single thread they can scroll up to read. Each time you reply, a new
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by 55555 6y ago
same experiences here. timing and big scale. trends and influencers are powerful.
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by 55555 6y ago
That mini forklift robot is the cutest thing I've seen in a while!
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by 55555 6y ago
Which fraud are you referring to?
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by 55555 6y ago
Yes but there is a chance of them actually providing an incredible service in exchange.
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by 55555 6y ago
This is a very 2020 defense. It just might work. Depends on the jury.
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by 55555 6y ago
Very interesting. Have you seen stats showing that this is true? Do you care to speculate on the real causality?
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by 55555 6y ago
Is this yet another GPT-3 experiment?
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by 55555 6y ago
The kid running in front of the guy shooting at 10:10 in the video gave me a little scare.
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by 55555 6y ago
How solid is the evidence that accutane causes IBD? Because most people who took accutane would have first taken antibiotics, which is a more common treatment for acne. It's strange that these two drugs, with two different mechanisms o
891.
by 55555 6y ago
You were the second employee at what will probably become the largest company in the world. Please, please talk about whatever you want to talk about.
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by 55555 6y ago
This is about lying to the FTC, not about paying off hackers to keep data private. Ransomware has shown that the latter is accepted even if not exactly legal. > The database included the drivers’ license numbers for approximately 600,000
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by 55555 6y ago
Same and there are costs involved in hosting and automatically billing for bandwidth is generally preferred by customers to shutting down the site when it goes viral. It's also the standard in the industry. If you link a credit card an
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by 55555 6y ago
They've always done this, no?
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by 55555 6y ago
Copywriting ("copy[,] written") is an industry term.
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by 55555 6y ago
Watch the Netflix documentary, and pay close attention to what he does after his failed festival. Either he's a scammer or Netflix is, as he seems to be running a new business where he sells tickets to events he doesn't have ticke
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by 55555 6y ago
But would they make more or less money if their blades lasted longer?
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by 55555 6y ago
Wow. The opportunity cost of spending part of your life in prison is not measured in dollars. I mean, I guess Anthony might measure it in dollars, but that's really, really far gone.
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by 55555 6y ago
He certainly paid his legal team.
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by 55555 6y ago
If you break American laws or defraud Americans you can be charged in the US. The US nabs foreign cartel members in foreign countries by arranging conspiracies where they do nothing but agree to sell drugs knowing they are intended to end u

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