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by ProAm 4y ago
WIth two massive scandals within 5 years I think this bank should be broken up as part of its punishment. It's clearly too big to run an honest consumer safe business.
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by ProAm 4y ago
It really comes down to distance and timing. Space is too big and the speed of light is too slow.
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by ProAm 4y ago
Except for the state provided liquor license they have that dictates differently.
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by ProAm 4y ago
npm install <topic I want to be an expert at without any of the work to become knowledgeable> Seriously these are things that cause projects like crypto and nft's to get any ground, no one does the research, everyone waits for so
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by ProAm 4y ago
Burn all the books.
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by ProAm 4y ago
This is a MLM scheme that is dissolving in front of it's members.
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by ProAm 4y ago
> How does this even work? Matt Damon tells them.
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by ProAm 4y ago
21st Century Texan McCarthyism.
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by ProAm 4y ago
This was a good podcast about birth of the synth built by Bob Moog and Don Buchla on each coast of the US. part 1: https://www.20k.org/episodes/synthwar part 2: https://www.20k.org/episodes/digital
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by ProAm 4y ago
100% but I think people in bigger cities probably pay more in taxes (Im literally assuming) and get way less for their money. I know the city I live in, I get not a lot in terms of civic duty for what I fund and just accept crime and theft
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by ProAm 4y ago
They didn't crawl onto the hood of lil X's plane. Big difference.
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by ProAm 4y ago
YMMV - I see zero help with home burglaries let alone stolen bikes. Depends on a lot of factors, just sucks you pay taxes for no benefits.
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by ProAm 4y ago
This is all public information already. There is no invasion of privacy.
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by ProAm 4y ago
He's not doing anything unethical or immoral.
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by ProAm 4y ago
This is publicly available information. It's nothing close to doxing.
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by ProAm 4y ago
Sounds like fraud.
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by ProAm 4y ago
How much payout is worth silence for the next generation? Im not speaking about Apple specifically but all agreements like this are worse for everyone except the stock holder right? Companies are people (in the US) so its good for one sli
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by ProAm 4y ago
2014 discussion - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7007332
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Andreessen: Bubble Believers 'Don't Know What They're Talking About' (2014)(wsj.com)
2 points by ProAm 4y ago|1 comments
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by ProAm 4y ago
I would not trust any advice from Stackoverflow. It'd be like listening to advice from LinkedIn.
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by ProAm 4y ago
This is becoming the case with Lyft and Uber now.
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by ProAm 4y ago
I agree. I understand why they are doing it, but I dont feel good using it. It has me wanting to switch to Fedora for no other reason beyond it makes me feel like my computer isn't my computer anymore.
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by ProAm 4y ago
Double taxation refers to the imposition of taxes on the same income, assets or financial transaction at two different points of time.
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by ProAm 4y ago
I personally think their migration to subscription based revenue and advertising says differently (just personal opinion). Were now the product with Apple too, not the customer. We used to pay more to not deal with that.
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by ProAm 4y ago
> Your data is (mostly) safe from advertisers because that's not their business. I think with Apple this ship is slowly sailing, and the tracking will soon be just as bad as Google.
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by ProAm 4y ago
Most of Elon Musk's companies depend on government subsidies or contracts in order to be profitable. Currently the only one that doesnt is Twitter so we'll see how long it survives without tax payer intervention.
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Sneaky ways cops could access data to widely prosecute abortions in the US(arstechnica.com)
2 points by ProAm 4y ago|0 comments
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by ProAm 4y ago
Twitter was always the 'commercial break' of the internet. Ad spots on TV and radio were 15-30 seconds. On twitter you got 140 (now 280 characters). Its always been advertising. Sizzle clips, strong sentences with no meat. Wh
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by ProAm 4y ago
Of course they would say that, they have to for stock price and market volatility. Whether it is true or not, being a leak, they would never say anything else until they are ready to announce it coming out of their PR department.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Says the Tech Giant Doesn’t Want Your Data (2019)(observer.com)
4 points by ProAm 4y ago|0 comments

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