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PakG1
9y ago
I'm curious what their latest behaviour is after they were caught installing spyware on their PCs. That is a bigger reason to not buy a brand than anything else in my mind, unless I only care about the hardware because I'm going
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9y ago
I would love to see a summary of what's been happening in Beijing. What are their policies? Because Beijing air has apparently been awesome these days for the entire winter. My friends who live in Beijing confirm this for me. In th
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9y ago
Indeed, the target market especially is the type of market that will especially appreciate and pay for the type of work that goes into making this book. Someone tweet at that man.
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9y ago
I've had zero accidents in my entire phone-owning life since 2004, including 3 smartphones. I still prefer the safety of cases. To me, you don't sound sanctimonious, you sound arrogant and risk-seeking. To each their own, I gue
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9y ago
I really would prefer not to pay extra hundreds of dollars just so that I don't need to choose the cheap option for repair in order to keep my warranty. But it is what it is.
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PakG1
9y ago
I would expect someone with your train of thought to especially want to buy a case. I'm curious why you take the risk? There are circumstances beyond your control and ability to predict sometimes. Ever mind your own business on the
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PakG1
9y ago
Because I'm so scared of getting cracked screens from accidentally dropping my phone, I'll usually get a heavy-duty case (I like the tech21 cases) to protect my phone. This pretty much nullifies anything about the aesthetics of t
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PakG1
9y ago
I'm not sure why you keep ignoring what I wrote, and I'm not sure why I keep replying at this point. A lot of trainers recommend burpees. They're not random Internet suggestions. They also recommend burpees because there a
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9y ago
Thanks. That's good information. That being said, if someone is injured or so out of shape that burpees would put too much pressure on their back, I imagine that normal exercise theory should not apply to them. I suppose they need t
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9y ago
Per my above comment, should I accept what anyone has to say about random things without asking themselves to explain themselves, including allegations about why it's not good for the wrist, and how it puts the spine in an improper pos
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PakG1
9y ago
This didn't explain to me why you shouldn't do burpees. So I clicked on the article to see if you had missed quoting the meat of the guy's point. Found out... nope, you got it. So we shouldn't do burpees because it ca
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9y ago
Russell Peters is fantastic at this in his comedy routines. He'll make a joke about some culture and pretend to speak their language, but it'll actually all be gibberish. My friend's family has a Hong Kong background. Frie
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PakG1
9y ago
The same way they investigate individuals or businesses they suspect of lying on their tax returns. Look for suspicious patterns, investigate records, reward guilty ones with fines or jail time.
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PakG1
9y ago
What's cromulent mean? I looked it up at dictionary.com and couldn't find anything. Or are you making up more words to point out the irony? :)
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PakG1
9y ago
Is he a serial arsonist?
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PakG1
9y ago
That appears more to do with Apple prioritizing iOS over macOS, not deprioritizing security and privacy. Not that this explanation is any more acceptable.
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PakG1
9y ago
Interesting, but I think that data would be only semi-useful for marketers. Situations change, needs change, and for some things, on a frequent basis. I imagine most users are disinterested in constantly going into their preferences to upda
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9y ago
The way the NSA keeps their zero-day tools in a secure locked box so that they'll never be leaked into the wild and be used for things like WannaCry?
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PakG1
9y ago
Most of which are funded by selling ads, and then feed back into the cycle though, right? But I'm not as cynical as gp about it.
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PakG1
9y ago
I'm not an American, so I don't know. How much of Equifax's business and value was driven by credit checks and anything else having to do with SSNs? Because if the whole SSN system had a $14 billion value, which was then dest
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9y ago
You sure it's not Tesla Roadsters?
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PakG1
9y ago
While that's probably true, it's difficult to have a comprehensive individual patient cost comparison because medical issues are so diverse, and some people do indeed consider some issues to not require immediate attention. But I
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PakG1
9y ago
There are much greater issues at play here and IMO the organizational problems within hospitals are far greater than the technical ones. To be successful hospitals will have to become tech companies. They aren't exactly the hottest pl
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PakG1
9y ago
Wow, well done. I haven't thought about that. That's interesting food for thought. I guess time will tell.
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PakG1
9y ago
I'm not sure you addressed the core of his logic. The core of his logic has nothing to do with whether value detaches from fundamentals.
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PakG1
9y ago
You have a third group: hungry sharks who saw the feeding frenzy and are tantalizing at ripping the shirts off of the backs of the first two groups.
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9y ago
Scrolling through these threads, I am surprised at how many people are suggesting that Buffet just doesn't get it. That's possibly not wrong. Buffet's desire to not get into stuff he doesn't understand is well-document
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9y ago
It's only very recently that he's started investing in tech stocks at all. And he's never on the leading edge. He's always been very clear about this. He doesn't want to invest in things that are bleeding edge an
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PakG1
9y ago
There are no good options until someone figures out a good alternative to passwords.
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9y ago
Looking at his comment, I believe he relied on his experience living in both India and Beijing to make his statement. He also did not say that Beijing hutongs were the same as Indian slums. He said "to a lesser extent" and "
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