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by 627467 4y ago
How is this different from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20317840 ?
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by 627467 4y ago
I will tell you an anecdote: I pay and share subscriptions to 3 different streaming services with extended family. The only service we would never drop is Netflix. Maybe this will change. Maybe this is just anecdotal. But IMO Netflix brand&
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by 627467 5y ago
Other billionaires bought newspapers and news magazines, and Elon got his way at buying an entire major social media platform. Interesting times
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by 627467 5y ago
> A corporation owned one is double taxed. this statement only matters for the current conversation if taxes raised through this mechanism helped maintain property price levels where the taxes are being raised.
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by 627467 5y ago
Where I live I pay almost nothing for evernote (just over 1usd/year) so I don't complain about it much. I do try to keep synced copies of the notes in certain desktop devices just in case the service disappears one day. I also enc
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by 627467 5y ago
Whoa: is this the first case of someone being explicitly forbidden from contributing to an open source project? We knew there was a disagreement on how to part ways. But this outcome seems totally unreasonable for an open source project.
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by 627467 5y ago
In this case, self hosting matrix within Russia would present the same legal vulnerabilities. Maybe a bit obscurity, but at same time it's signalling to FSB that it maybe be worth investigating.
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by 627467 5y ago
You seem to imply that a founder is somehow different from any other employee in a company that holds shares. Founders (and others) ARE treated differently if it's written into a contract. Think about the common bay area tech compensat
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by 627467 5y ago
But it is so much more entertaining to think they are the same. Just like it is entertaining that the west allowed the current war to happen.
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by 627467 5y ago
"This", meaning peace near your border? I'm surprised that everyone considers sanctions a sophisticated hard soft power tool (clearly useless) but don't consider mobilization of troops as hardware (short of firing rounds
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by 627467 5y ago
Looking forward to rebuttal of the argument where cryptocurrencies aim to unbundle a fundamental state monopoly: money creation and finance.
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by 627467 5y ago
Was i the only one expecting to read what was actually the contaminant?
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by 627467 5y ago
This. And/or not helpful in convincing people to work for a salary.
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by 627467 5y ago
Don't know what to cite, but I'm pretty sure it is a basic instinct to animals that settle in a regular shelter NOT to shit where they live (at least regularly)
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by 627467 5y ago
The thing is: if the custom domain email was setup as a new Google account (not a gsuite one) we would get most (all?) the same features as gsuite including docs and drive. I assume these account will continue to have this, no?
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by 627467 5y ago
Is tax evasion worst than trading on unofficial channels? I guess it depends on the jurisdiction doesn't it?
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by 627467 5y ago
There has been such thing[0] and it unlocked affordable mortgages in a country where in the past years (decades?) it was basically impossible to get (and thus, climb the housing ladder). [0] https://www.marval.com/publicacio
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by 627467 5y ago
No one had titles/roles next to their name. The contemporary obsession with identity is ... Sad.
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by 627467 5y ago
It is quite egregious that purchases in app stores cannot be migrated but as far as FAQ states, you don't lose access to that Google account and as such you don't lose access to the purchased content. You just lose access to the e
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by 627467 5y ago
Another perspective is that there are people who prefer to do those jobs (instead of say, working in Amazon warehouse) but can't because it's cheaper (and logistically possible) to outsource to another country.
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by 627467 5y ago
I've got a T430 as my personal laptop (although I still use the work one more than I should) 2-3 years ago specifically because of its upgradeability. Since then I found myself having the haul the laptop enough times to wish for someth
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by 627467 5y ago
> I, however, have more faith in other people, and am fine placing trust—to varying degrees—in others. That's one perspective, another is: privilege.
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by 627467 5y ago
China will NOT invade Taiwan.
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by 627467 5y ago
What is the desire effect? Increase homeownership by increasing housing stock? Germany as a whole does much worse at homeownership than most other countries according to this list.[0] Is the goal stable prices over long period of time? And
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by 627467 5y ago
EU adopted it's flag from and existing institution of which virtually all European nations as part of. It seems like a case of appropriation until you realize that most European supranational organizations share similar origins, goals
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by 627467 5y ago
You are aware that in the new world order in the making Europe is NOT shifting towards American geopolitical priorities, right? If anything Europe wants nothing to do with thorny issues that are bad for business (which Europe has plenty wit
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by 627467 5y ago
You are also missing the part where the Taiwanese have always held an ambiguous stance towards reunification/independence. I would bet that a Scottish-style ref in Taiwan (which would be tantamount to declaration of independence and he
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by 627467 5y ago
I agree in many points. I will add that part of the problems created for the future is how newer generations have been trained to dismiss procreation using various arguments: it's expensive, it will take resources and time away from yo
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by 627467 5y ago
I don't know whether it is or (more importantly) will be bullshit but one aspect of web3 I think has been a victory to webstandards: an actual decentralized SSO standard. I know it must be easy to use Google's or Facebook SSO. But
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by 627467 5y ago
I for one am more interested in the Italy v. Med basin restitution trial or even the Greece v. Ex-Hellenic Colonies one.

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