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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
big enough shareholders get to place their own board members you seem to have it backwards: > Typically, the board chooses one of its members to be the chairman (often now called the "chair" or "chairperson") https:&
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
obesity is an easy one, almost a 1/4 population would not qualify > The United States has the 12th highest obesity rate in the world at 36.2% https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/obesity-r...
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
Bunny have the "Volume" package: starts at 5$/TB, could go down to 2$ depending on volume
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
And one of the biggest We gonna find ourselves looking very much like Russias army
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
> They are said to have purchased Bitcoins with the proceeds Based on this, I'd assume the illegal proceeds are fiat currency based, hence they could sell the full bitcoin amount, return _all_ illegal profits, fines,etc and still ha
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
plot twist: hollywood can only claim damages on loss of revenue where, as usual, they'd start with 100% of "streams" == purchase * price == lost revenue, and then probably work down to a more reasonable assumption if they sim
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
for large transactions you'd do OTC sale (over-the-counter) where you handover the whole amount to a 3rd party this 3rd party then offloads the sale on their own timeline
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
nothing wrong with protecting one's investments its kind of the government's fault for having many ways it can be "corrupted" or that politics are inefficient and too slow to move (having a new bridge approved and built)
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
Looking at the wiki, looks like the government failed to start a bridge or tunnel for over 100 years so is it wrong that an individual risked millions of his own money for a "public service" ? > ... construction of a tunnel und
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
Netherlands you could have 3 month probation (I think??) or most companies may start employees on fixed-term employment contracts (6/8/12 months) before becoming permanent which is very common (Netherlands had a rule where you cou
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
farmed fish is probably not as vulnerable and there's many that can be created in inland ponds so it simply could be a shift in consumption
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
Top ones have nearly $50B https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_colleges_and_universit...
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
> ASML is expected to supply 10 units of the High-NA EUV equipment to the market next year, and Intel has reportedly secured six of them ouch
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
the pdf with a presentation requires a password
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
the "spirit" of the law is to restrict access to china to advanced type of chips so if the law is permissive enough it allows easily getting around it, they can just rewrite the laws or go after nvidia directly for breaking the &q
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
yeah the article is not 100% clear but Ford have multiple models (or variations) the police interceptor model is the most popular, the others not so much so they will shut down the other (civilian) models and focus on the police one alone
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
that's why tesla is not the future it's just an expensive toy for boomers a small scooter would suit satisfy a lot of travel needs for lots of people and free the road space bikes flow like water, cars flow like tetris, it would s
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
Before I used to have a subtitles website and mentioned I would downloads subs from his website (keeping any credits in filename or contents) he wasn't very happy (because my website would compete with him and take ad revenue from him)
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
The filings: https://www.sec.gov/edgar/browse/?CIK=1849635&owner=exclude Specifically the quarterly one here mentioned: https://www.sec.gov/ix?doc=/Archives/edgar/data/18496
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMZlr5Gf9yY
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
Isn't ASML booked months/years in advance just as much as TSCM? Can they really order that much within months?
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
VC funded startups start with AWS free credits build a bloated service and then are too big to move (vendor lock in) but they still have VC money to pay the bills
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
optic fiber may be one of the zero interest rates phenomena coupled with gov subsidies betting on the future At the end of the day there was plenty of juice to squeeze from existing infra
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
there's an existing bug in systemd that causes timers to _never_ run it's been open for 5 years if you have a large enough cluster you'll have affected nodes for sure https://github.com/systemd/systemd&#x
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
I had the same in mind for my account
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
is this where aliexpress comes in hand? https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005004718007133.html One of many products speaking both protocols for just 10/20$
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
Well, just read the article India is a hot spot for cyber crime and scam call centers Sure you can read articles about apprehensions every single day, but India is a big country, arresting 10 people every day makes no difference if there&#x
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
> country's image abstract terms with no implications Compare that with solid $ figures: if there's 1B in cyber crime money flowing to India per year split by 100k workers that's $10k/year each, double average salary
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
Impunity Cyber crime usually targets external countries and it brings money in to the local economy, so little incentive for the government to target it Same as hackers in Russia having impunity as long as they're not targeting USSR co
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by PaywallBuster 3y ago
Is there an update to this article? Since the article was written: - AMD has gen4 available - Genoa - there's NVMe drives 15tb capacity each

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