Anon1096

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by Anon1096 6y ago
When talking about inflation, there's no such thing as "money supply inflation". The term inflation IS clear, you're just choosing to try and redefine it to match your purposes. Inflation is a rise in the price of goods,
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What happens if they aren't able to sell off the assets at a high enough price to pay the inheritance tax? Does the amount owed scale with how much the assets are actually able to fetch in a mass sell-off like this?
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by Anon1096 6y ago
You can add cards with answerable fields, but after many thousands of reviews I think that simple front-back cards where you answer in your head are the most effective. The extra work to type out an answer is not worth the hassle at all.
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by Anon1096 6y ago
>most major American cities existed and were designed to provide for the needs of its residents before the existence of the automobile Most major American cities that existed before the car still have public transportation. NYC is a prim
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by Anon1096 6y ago
With this kind of policy Apple's hypocrisy really shines bright. An app like Reddit is allowed, meanwhile Telegram not only has to not show porn channels to users, but now has to ban content from the whole platform or be removed from t
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by Anon1096 6y ago
It's very easy and very well tested so it's probably secure. Installing GApps is a really common step when loading a custom ROM onto phones. It shouldn't be any different here.
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That's exactly how it should work though. If you buy 1 BTC today for 10k USD, and then its market value increases to 400k USD and you buy a house using it, can you really argue that you haven't just made a capital gain of 390k USD
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by Anon1096 6y ago
Taiwan's language is traditional mandarin, which in the context of a text site like Wikipedia, matters a lot. Using China's site would mean being forced to read simplified Chinese. There's other language differences as well t
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by Anon1096 6y ago
Does buying a product at full price constitute gambling because tomorrow it might go 50% off?
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by Anon1096 6y ago
Apps for porn site/porn games aren't allowed on iOS. There's many 4chan apps for Android, but none for iPhone. And apps frequently have to gimp themselves to get around this requirement, like Telegram where on iOS you cannot
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by Anon1096 6y ago
I just went to about:config on Firefox Nightly for Android, so no, you're incorrect and it's still there.
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by Anon1096 6y ago
Most police aren't federal employees and thus have no "Federal employee protection".
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No they don't.
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Big 4chan apps like Clover got banned off the play store long ago. The reason given was nsfw content, but in the app you had to manually add nsfw boards, much like Reddit's nsfw communities. Picking and choosing which social media plat
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by Anon1096 6y ago
No, because tutoring companies don't give "microshifts" for this exact reason.
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by Anon1096 6y ago
https://www.niddk.nih.gov/health-information/health-statisti... Most Americans (2 in 3) are overweight or obese. I only found this on the first link of Google so it's not stratified by wealth, but do you really di
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by Anon1096 6y ago
This is just while they're in the middle of contract negotiations. I think it was generous of Google to offer a cut at all while there was no contract in place, and cutting off the service is really what I think should have (and did) h
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by Anon1096 6y ago
Paying a mortgage isn't much different than a rent to own scheme.
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by Anon1096 6y ago
Why should the interest rate on a savings account match inflation at all? I don't see the correlation. With FED rates so low, it isn't even evident that they should produce positive return, and I wouldn't be surprised to one
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by Anon1096 6y ago
We don't consider nuclear warheads to be covered under the second amendment because they are munitions, not arms. What you're saying is a little ridiculous - do you expect that something written on the Internet is not covered by t
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by Anon1096 6y ago
It also doesn't seem like anyone is actually confirming these staff members to be on board, as evidenced by the interesting signers such as "Mike Hunt" from the College of Cock among others.
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by Anon1096 6y ago
An interesting thing I've noticed is that starting last week, NYT RSS feed content no longer displays thumbnails in Feedly (and probably everywhere). It has been driving down engagement for myself at the very least. You'd think th
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by Anon1096 6y ago
Honestly I wish health insurance companies would be more willing to use data for billing. Someone who works to stay fit should be rewarded vs a fat individual or someone doing extreme sports. I know some insurance pays for health monitoring
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by Anon1096 6y ago
Immigrants starting businesses aren't doing it on H1-B visas. Those are only for employees of existing companies and don't upgrade to permanent citizenship.
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by Anon1096 6y ago
At least at my company, ransomware payments are covered by insurance so it's always worth it to pay and have a pretty good chance at getting our data back.
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by Anon1096 6y ago
I believe that is the point of the comment. That one day of COVID is equivalent to a whole year of police killings.
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by Anon1096 6y ago
If there's literally hundreds of videos out there (which is probably an exaggeration for the time period given, but regardless there are plenty), there's no need to publish lies or Twitter hearsay. Sticking to publishing solid evi
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by Anon1096 6y ago
Really? 8chan was unable to find any hosts for a very long time, and its future is still uncertain.
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by Anon1096 6y ago
I suspect you're only counting discretionary spending, when you should be counting all federal government spending, as important programs like Medicare are non-discretionary. Overall, the military is less than 20 percent of federal spe
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> and accordingly receive much more than 37% of the financial benefits of government spending what?

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