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by Clent 4y ago
It's as "funny money" as any other security. Just because you feel they may be "funnier" doesn't affect the laws around selling and trading securities.
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by Clent 4y ago
The point the feature is lost here. They want to scan on device so they do not have to scan it in the cloud. Because people are in full FUD mode on this, we're stuck storing photos without full end-to-end encryption because Apple has d
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by Clent 4y ago
Weird hill to die on with Apple. That's a 10 year old issue with an iPhone 4, said by a CEO that is long dead. They gave everyone free bumpers, because sweaty fingers would close the antenna gaps. The statement was true, the gaps were
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by Clent 4y ago
Sounds like bitcoin's 51% attack issues. Only I'm guessing it doesn't take half as much to create crumble the banking system.
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by Clent 4y ago
There is a value in being able to spam via an already verified list. If that value is more than a dump and run on the Meetup expense, there is an obvious arbitrage opportunity. Capitalism all but guarantees others will be able to leverage t
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by Clent 4y ago
Agreed. Of all the solutions our industry can provide, why cannot we not solve for if someone is performant in the industry? Trades figures this out centuries ago. However, our industry retains a hint of mystery. A magical sauce that cannot
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by Clent 4y ago
Politically isolated, ok with this being their immortal legacy and have standing. That likely narrows the list down to very few. They would likely be silently blacklisted and would need to align with a party to survive. I guess they could b
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by Clent 4y ago
Dangerous precedence, this will increase the portion of the population that chooses to skip the screening.
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by Clent 4y ago
Would this negatively affect the network? My understanding is that it would make your device less reliable. This is simply a warranty voiding event.
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by Clent 4y ago
Are you too young to have experienced cable pricing? The increase is more than inflation, which is already high. This will not be the last increase. I predict bi-yearly increases that keep the pricing well ahead of inflation.
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by Clent 4y ago
This is certainly the rationale for forbidden discussion of the topic. However, the first amendment is not to be tossed aside when inconvenient. The act itself is not preventable without invading the sanctity of the jury room. The scenario
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by Clent 4y ago
Physical punishment is cruel at any level. When does it become ok to intentionally harm another creature? Why is 'they don't understand' applicable to animals that are not also humans, we are judged by those of us we treated
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by Clent 4y ago
This isn't for IoT home devices. This is a network for specific business segments, municipalities and researchers. The coins are just to convince people to buy the equipment and spread it out. Filling in the grid is more profitable tha
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by Clent 4y ago
Alternatively, what are the availability of the materials to make these labels? I assume these are meant to be disposable like a package label.
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by Clent 4y ago
This era had something called "layaway" -- put a percentage down and then you could make random incremental payments and take it home when it was fully paid for. This was used much more frequently than children of the era might re
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by Clent 4y ago
States Government don't have the taxing power of the Federal Government. The only way to solve this equation is to drop Federal Government taxing power to as close to zero as possible and zero may not be enough as states power is likel
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by Clent 4y ago
Agreed. The article fails to provide evidence that the increase in fraud is significantly changed by layoffs. There are always people who are going to attempt to game systems. There are people who work for business and that learn about syst
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by Clent 4y ago
Social media is no longer a side technology, it is the main method of communication for a generate or more of adults. Demanding workers adhere to a restriction on their inalienable right to free speech cannot continue.
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by Clent 4y ago
Agreed. Including those killed the tone of the article. It reads like a hit piece.
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by Clent 4y ago
What about a charity makes it magically better?
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by Clent 4y ago
The court should have stayed out of it. At most they should press congress to clarify the charter.
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by Clent 4y ago
No it's not. Anyone can interpret anything as anything else, this is proven over and over throughout history. This supreme court has been stomping the other branches of government. Congress created the EPA. If they don't like what
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by Clent 4y ago
There are video streaming apps being distributed via this "exploit".
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by Clent 4y ago
This the work life balance their culture pushed on to workers, it prevented WFH from being adopted long ago. I just have no sympathy. Their lack of work life balance is why they earn 300x the pay, correct? That's the narrative I am mos
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by Clent 4y ago
This company survives on public funding via NASA. This may be the biggest gift they could have given to their competitors. No one will care if their competitors have similar issues, SpaceX was sold as different and the illusion of that is f
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by Clent 4y ago
You are assuming $1000 is easy to pay off. This is simply not true for the working poor.
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by Clent 4y ago
It's still in a box in their vault. You would also need a private vault key.
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by Clent 4y ago
Correct. It is not a cancellation fee. Musk cannot cancel the contract, only a court can make that determination after concluding that Musk is unable to finance the deal. I am not a lawyer so I am quite curious as to how that plays out. Ass
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by Clent 4y ago
Public opinion will not force Twitter to re-negotiate.
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by Clent 4y ago
I question this idea of history writing and it being a huge problem. How far down the chain could a 51% blockchain rewrite occur before consuming all of the computation power of the universe? I have seen arguments in which the 51% steals al

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