PaywallBuster

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by PaywallBuster 1y ago
money is only routed via Ireland, not kept there :)
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by PaywallBuster 1y ago
https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2024/04/18/mango-markets-exp... Avi Einsenberg did the same with Mango Markets, got away with 110M and is now looking at 20 year sentence And Mango was being sued by the S
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by PaywallBuster 1y ago
0.61% with just a few contracts
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by PaywallBuster 1y ago
the context missing in the title: he said this at "Border Security Expo" full of private companies who could in the future have a role so of course he uses business analogies
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
I mean negotiating power to acquire/lease new space as they'll likely relocating/downsizing :) keeping a lot of buildings cost a lot of money so even if they're sold at lower than expected prices saves money long term
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
commercial real estate still recovering from post covid / work from home situation so federal government has plenty of negotiating power also with layoffs the space requirements may have changed and such large buildings may be excessiv
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
before coming to say that Musk is getting government contracts due to corruption/special access please read the full article > get a firsthand look at the current system, learn what air traffic controllers like and dislike about the
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
article didn't they they got the project and any project would take months/years even with the best and brightest on the project > get a firsthand look at the current system, learn what air traffic controllers like and dislike
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
Congress approves the annual budget for each department, it's not micromanaging how it's spent
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
maybe that means the space should be more competitive with more banks freely offering services to crypto businesses without being pressured by the government maybe that's why most crypto companies end up being too concentrated on a han
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
if making the deal a reality means showing it's better in every way it will come up :)
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
For comparison https://www.vera.org/publications/price-of-prisons-2015-stat... US prisons cost anywhere from 16k to 70k a year per person
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
It’s an offer Trump can counter offer asking for a new jail just for American population and all the requirements/conditions to house American citizens I don’t think lots of American prisons are that good to begin with anyway
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
Interesting move! If they can demonstrate they would offer better conditions than 90% of US jails (private or public) and would cost less than half why not? Could be voluntary too: - Prisoners who want better conditions could ask to be move
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
Revolut had credit cards for a few years but only in Lithuania https://www.revolut.com/en-LT/credit-cards/ I guess they'd need to apply for banking license to offer CC in every EU state and that would be an o
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
why did i sell my shares last year ;p
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
Before Trump comes in power, suddenly Biden administration is doing lots of things Trump would have done Is it just me or are they trying to take credit ?
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Class Action lawsuit targets Honey extension on behalf of content creators(eagleteam.law)
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
They're also doing silver based solution drops that you apply on your teeth once a year to prevent cavities https://fourthievesvinegar.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/to...
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
i've run 5$ vps for years with them mostly works, there's maybe a "restart" once a year due to hardware problems all handled transparently without you intervention support is responsive enough for personal use works perf
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
> Sono stati sequestrati oltre 2500 canali illegali e server che gestivano la maggior parte dei segnali illeciti in Europa, con i quali i presunti frodatori hanno realizzato un giro illegale di affari di oltre 250 milioni di euro mensili
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
> strengthen NATO by stepping up our security and defence expenditure, in line with our previous commitments, while reaffirming that, in many cases, expenditure beyond 2% of GDP will be needed to address rising threats to security and me
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
PD Mangan is often advocating meat heavy diet but doing regular blood donations to control iron levels https://twitter.com/Mangan150 Would be interesting to study that
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
If you self hosted minio on their SX nodes you could prob get close to half
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
b2 is not that good We use it for multiple use cases and all of them require lots of retries and error handling essentially they're build for backups use case, with lots of spinning rust, any kind of "working data" easily und
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
they also block external servers on their network that are somehow related to crypto so if you have some kind of service/api/trading bot/scraping/monitoring hitting a somewhat related to crypto node you may find that you
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
I'm guessing you're banned because you have such amounts of data/servers and push a substantial amount of bandwidth under the free "1gbps" card for each (even if the cache layer handles most requests directly) perh
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
> by some wheeler-dealer without the authority of the UK. Doesn't seem like a random wheeler dealer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Kane_(entrepreneur) > from 2010 to 2017 was one of seven people entruste
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
Earnings $311,509,052 over 16,680,000 tickets Average: $18.68 per ticket
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by PaywallBuster 2y ago
> The thirteen Afro 4000 diesel locomotives that have so far been delivered to Prasa are worth R600 million and form part of a larger R3.5 billion order for 70 new locomotives. https://groundup.org.za/article/spain-i

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