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by Mtinie 9y ago
Are you insuring it as a daily driver or a secondary vehicle, out of curiosity?
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by Mtinie 9y ago
So twice the cost for the 22 car package, vs. your lease, but with the ability to traverse the catalog of cars depending on your particular needs at a given time. Expensive, sure, but we’re talking about consumers that most likely view a $1
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by Mtinie 9y ago
Controlled, therapeutic dosing of MDMA.
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by Mtinie 9y ago
That he was an older guy surrounded by a harem of younger “girlfriends”? Or that he had a sex grotto in his mansion? “Hugh Hefner” the personality may have been perceived as sleazy, but I’m sorry I never had a chance to speak with Hugh Hefn
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by Mtinie 9y ago
Even then the concept of "trusted sources" is a dubious one. A source only needs to be trusted until it sells you down the river.
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by Mtinie 9y ago
That appears to be what happened in this case.
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by Mtinie 9y ago
Resolved. https://mobile.twitter.com/carwinb/status/907778135957131265
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by Mtinie 9y ago
Unless you read something in the article that I missed this wasn't the case. The suggested person, Rebecca, appeared in her "people you might know" list and she didn't dig in to figure out who it was until after that hap
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by Mtinie 9y ago
Without a magnetosphere isn't solar radiation a problem, long-term on the Moon?
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by Mtinie 9y ago
Adding a "Yes, but..." Microsoft's refusal, or inability, to release a version of Edge (or even a port of an earlier IE) for macOS exacerbates this situation. I virtualize Windows on my MacBook for IE/Edge testing of my
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by Mtinie 9y ago
Not necessarily. A smart actor with massive hash power (enough to stage a 50%+ attack) would gain the most by using a Sybil variant to subtlety take control. There is no reason to be overt if you can conceal the connection between "ind
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by Mtinie 9y ago
In this case, no. They produce ~70% of the hardware used by other miners. If they kept the hardware inhouse it would be another story all together. If history is an indication, selling the "shovels" to others during this digital g
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by Mtinie 9y ago
Personally, as a product design manager, I like to find the middle ground. Having a set of "4x" employees is useful when you also have a number of "1x"and "2x" employees that can learn and grow from the influen
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by Mtinie 9y ago
Thank you for the response. In your opinion, in the facilities such as those discussed in the article and ones like them, would physical inspections address the more egregious cases? Are run down facilities, lack of sanitation, etc., enough
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by Mtinie 9y ago
Agreed. In this case it would "change the game to change the player" as the worst offenders would be motivated to shift to better margin industries. An (almost) insurmountable problem with the regulatory climate today is if you lo
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by Mtinie 9y ago
In theory, it should be straightforward to validate if a halfway house is legit or not. Professional help offered generates fees through insurance charges which means income for the businesses that can be traced... ...so why am I so cynical
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by Mtinie 9y ago
On the surface, yes, if the facts are in his favor and his connection to the malware Trojan are purely "researching the wrong thing at the wrong time."
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by Mtinie 9y ago
Transportation plays a larger role in determining "tolerance" for how socially acceptable that is. Urban environments, with their preponderance of cars for hire reduces the need for designated drivers. I live in a suburban area in
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by Mtinie 9y ago
Could be. The San Francisco drinking culture is pretty aggressive, but then again, so is NYC's, Lisbon's, Sydney's, or Shanghai's.
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by Mtinie 9y ago
General question about this and other types of online activism that dance a fine line between "legal research" and "convenient access to something that is illegal" -- are all of these investigations sanctioned and signed
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by Mtinie 9y ago
The two examples you provided can be understood at a lay level which is sufficient in most situations that you'd find yourself in. Now, if you were attempting to build a product or service that interacts with the Bitcoin protocol, of c
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by Mtinie 9y ago
In your opinion, are these policies bald attempts at keeping migrants from Asia-Pacific countries out of Australia or is there a deeper-seated historic animosity at play? Culturally, are the psychological scars of Australia's previous
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by Mtinie 9y ago
Semi-serious question: In the unfortunate circumstance that you find yourself immersed in 100C water with a PH of 0, which condition would be the one that has the higher likelihood that it would kill you first?
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by Mtinie 9y ago
It may not be most, but according to statistics[1] from 2015, marijuana accounted for 24% of the drug case sentences. Reducing or eliminating these would be a major step in the right direction and would in my book count as "making prog
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by Mtinie 9y ago
Additional data points: I've had this happen on a defective basketball backboard (and adjustable armature) that I purchased, and on a car battery that wasn't defective, but was no longer needed because the car it was intended to g
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by Mtinie 9y ago
Why is the Apple Watch the catalyst for this versus any HR monitor or fitness tracker?
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by Mtinie 9y ago
Do you receive tips for the work you voluntarily do on a daily basis?
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by Mtinie 9y ago
The legality of committing crimes while in pursuit of criminal prosecutions is interesting. Here's a reference for your reading pleasure (though this is, I believe, U.S.-centric, so not exactly the case here) https://www.quo
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by Mtinie 9y ago
Michael. Oh wait, my apologies, he's the man in the mirror.
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by Mtinie 9y ago
In that case you can be disappointed that your business can't do right by the employees you lose while at the same time being happy for those people for finding new places of employment that can pay them what they are worth.

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