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CabSauce
4y ago
I was in on AMD at $9. The hype was so real between Nvidia and AMD that I got cold feet and sold (for a decent profit). Never in my wildest dreams would I have thought it would be here. I'd be retired.
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4y ago
Reset the password and take over the account. A little mean, I guess, but it seems like the other person has had plenty of opportunity to fix the issue.
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4y ago
"If we could just get rid of environmental and worker protections, costs would be lower!" - Every Company Ever
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CabSauce
4y ago
It sure has to be much, much better than free. Especially if your pricing is 'contact sales'.
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4y ago
While probably true in some percentage of cases, isn't that indicative that the underlying issue actually exists?
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4y ago
I don't think that's completely true. The House has passed 358 bills this term that the Senate won't even vote on.
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CabSauce
4y ago
Could you point to a source for someone being executed for owning a gun? Unless of course you were just being extremely hyperbolic to bring up something completely unrelated to the discussion.
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4y ago
Apple hardware is 40+% profit.
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4y ago
To provide a little more info. It is possible to request a freeze on your info, but of course they make it annoying. They appear to be sourcing the data from payroll management systems like ADP. Your organization might not even be aware
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4y ago
And the cost of ads? Seems like a deal to me.
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4y ago
Call it digital trespassing then. Semantics.
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4y ago
I don't disagree. However, you can buy/rent movies and shows on an individual basis from amazon/google/apple now. The prices are just higher. There seems to be some benefit to bundling shows together into a service.
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4y ago
Wouldn't the appropriate choice be to not pay for the service AND not pirate? That seems like the best way to send the message. Pirating gives the impression that you want to view their content but not pay for it. So they should inv
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4y ago
More like I snuck onto a ride without buying a ticket. Or snuck into a theater without buying a ticket. Wouldn't you call that stealing? Edit: Call it digital trespass then. I don't really care what you call it. There are obvi
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4y ago
Sure. It's also stealing. And doesn't provide any money for future shows that you might enjoy. Don't get me wrong, I've done it for some things that I wanted to watch, but wasn't willing to pay for. But let'
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4y ago
The reporting that I've seen claims that Russia doesn't have enough guided ordinance, so they're using lots of unguided ordinance.
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4y ago
I was actually amazed at how few trees came down in the wind, given how tall and skinny the trees are.
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4y ago
If 'less time in the intersection' is actually safer, wouldn't it be safer for cars too?
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5y ago
I thought they already had.
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5y ago
Hopefully with Russian citizens (peacefully) ousting Putin.
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5y ago
The nicer areas are where the best cars to steal are located.
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5y ago
At least until someone creates another one... and another one... and another one.
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5y ago
The default subreddits are really horrible. Reddit is still okay if you unsubscribe from all of those and only subscribe to the narrow subreddits that you're interested in. Of course, it's hard to find new subreddits that way.
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5y ago
All of those things are true (to varying degrees) of all of the thousands of crypto currencies. That's inherently the problem. As soon as another one comes along, the *value* of the earlier iterations gets reduced. There's no l
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5y ago
Hopefully we'll have cooler stuff in place by then. I'm assuming it can also be serviced, like Hubble.
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5y ago
"prevent", no. Reduce, yes. https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2116597
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5y ago
The vaccines do reduce transmission, so it is a relevant argument? https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2116597
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5y ago
Why should I have to not drink and drive? If you're worried about car accients, you should stay off the roads!
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5y ago
The first ammendment doesn't apply to a private company.
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5y ago
Are you really claiming an indoor smoking ban is a counter example to a vaccine mandiate? That's some interesting logic.
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