CryptoBanker

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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
That's the opposite of what I've heard https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/01/rednote-may-wall...
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
This is essentially a whataboutism argument...
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
> They didn't cover her chemo How does that happen? AFAIK the ACA mandates coverage for cancer treatment for almost all plans.
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
In my experience they usually give a 48 or 72 hour period for the customer to respond before they take action on something like that. They are exceptionally fast at detecting things like that though.
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
It does as of recently.
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
Demo doesn’t appear to be working
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
Same here. Rare use, but when I do it’s generally for a fairly major issue that would otherwise only be solved by some expensive specialty tool.
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
Doesn’t work if your work uses SSO like Okta
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
Very misleading title. Looks more like they were granted access to SORA
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
Do you have a source for that?
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
This isn’t Reddit…
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
One of the devices was stored in a Faraday cage in airplane mode[1] - there's literally nothing to monitor [1] https://appleinsider.com/articles/24/11/07/iphones-stored-fo...
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
I’m sure they’ll work with anyone willing to pay
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
I’m confused, I’ve been using 3rd party app stores on Android for years now?
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
Might be a good lesson for the world they will enter…see the average customer support experience from large companies these days.
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
Once they've applied once their resumes are on file. These companies can always reach out to a candidate at a later date
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
You’re the only one bringing up politics
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
That only makes sense if cash is the only form of payment a business accepts
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
mm as an abbreviation is still the standard in finance, so still very relevant in English
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
M is 1,000 in Roman numerals. MM is short for M*M, so 1,000 * 1,000 = 1,000,000 or MM. The M lives on in languages like Spanish where the word mil means one thousand.
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
No one said they had to hook the cameras up to a gaming PC. That’s an engineering choice
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
>Your opposing a tax cut does not make it a "scam". The scam part comes from how the tax cut was marketed to Americans
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
Ok, sure if you’re an idiot and you go past Brooklyn you could end up in Queens
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
Only if you found a corrupt journalist who was willing to lie about their sources
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
No offense, but you look like one of the offenders here when you make posts like > Eek… I’d never want to fly a plane that’s beneath me. I’d prefer it to be at the same altitude.
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
That’s a pretty big over dramatization. You are assuming the company would not be able to operate and provide value to its investors without said deal.
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
I would invest in that
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
The article makes it seem like they never get paid regardless
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
No, Craig Wright is not worth $70 billion
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
As Kevin O’Leary loves to ask on Shark Tank: “What would happen to my money if you got hit by a bus tomorrow?”

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