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by SCAQTony 9y ago
The margins from streaming are probably even better. https://www.recode.net/2016/12/7/13864776/apple-spotify-60-m...
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“Every time I read 'Pride and Prejudice' I want to dig her up and beat her over the skull with her own shin-bone.” - Mark Twain “Any library is a good library that does not contain a volume by Jane Austen. Even if it contains no o
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FOX is fishing for how Amazon could be hurting consumers so as to get anti trust litigation going. It is not illegal to be a monopoly but if it is hurting consumers it is fair game. My opinion Amazon is NOT hurting consumers but rather Trum
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Te lecture begins at the 2:20 mark
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A movie is like real estate... You make it and you can keep "renting" or selling it. Movies like 'Gone with the Wind, Casablanca, Snow White" are still making studios mad money on different delivery systems from the orig
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The biggest industry in the whole world is food. As an industry it covers agriculture, dairy, fishing etc. The best way to reply is to link to the M.I.T. PDF on most profitable business models - search the word creator: http://cc
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He also missed that content (per MIT) is the most profitable business model of all. Case in point how much engineering and R&D dollars had to go into the "Harry Potter novels" or creating a Marvel Super Hero? Even content from
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…Or move to California — Job Hopping, A California Right and Non Compete Agreements: http://www.rhdtlaw.com/job-hopping-california-right/
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Perhaps what would be more interesting is the zip codes where these unicorn founders originated rather than placing the credit entirely on which colleges and universities they got into.
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Mars surface 'more uninhabitable' than thought: Study(phys.org)
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Wouldn't the moon would be a better choice? Asteroids could be processed there, it could be a de facto source of microwave power for asteroid mining ops and a weigh station to bring metals back safely.
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What we do know know is that the Kepler mission has accomplished the following: Candidate exoplanets: 4,034 Confirmed exoplanets: 2,335 Confirmed exoplanets less than twice Earth-size in the habitable zone: 30 K2 mission: Candidate exoplane
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How would you design a spherical compass with“squared degrees” for space travel?
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Thank you... I have Ethereum at Coinbase. Disturbing. Hopefully accounts were not hacked. This is the downside of digital currency: all transactions are final whether you instigated them or not. Would be nice if you could yank your money ba
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No info which planets were tidal locked, had a moons, or what their surface type is. Only suggestions of what they could be. However, the the Kepler spacecraft has provided amazing reconnaissance for the James Webb Space Telescope launching
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Scenario: A person has a CoinBase account with 100 Bitcoins and wishes to leave the country with $250,000. This person has chosen to download his bitcoin to a wallet that has no historical transaction history with CoinBase save for a fresh
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Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? [who watches the watchers] This problem has plagued the public from the President all the way down to "dog catcher." i.e. The Justice department selectively enforces laws depending who is president a
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Calling Ethereum a house of cards is terribly hyperbolic but to clarify, here is what Ethereum has going for it. These are some of the companies, banks and countries interested in the technology. J.P. Morgan Credit Suisse CME Group British
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WhalePanda in not an economist, not a digital coin developer, nor a professional coin analyst. At his website he describes himself as: "...I’m a Belgian Brand/Online Marketing/UX consultant with a passion for Bitcoin..."
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Labels can ruin people. This was perhaps poor manners and should be mentioned but how can Marilee Talkington look deep into someone's "soul" by one single event and determine that they practice culturally rooted sexism? Jim H
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They are going to need a "Rosetta stone" for this grave. For instance, what language and alphabets will be used or forgotten $10,000 years from now let alone 100,000 years. Hieroglyphics was almost a lost alphabet.
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Pot would alleviate much of the heroin problem but with great advantages comes equal disadvantages. I suspect we will see these issues soon. Point number two: Marijuana is addictive and individuals with marijuana addiction entering voluntar
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Is it not too ambitious to compare engineering to psychology or doctoring? If it was like engineering or doctoring the success rates would be more consistent and reliable. I think therapy is important, unfortunately to our severe detriment,
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The brain is so complicated that circa 2017 A neurologist, let alone a psychiatrist, can't explain why we can look at a cup of coffee, know that it is hot, know how to to pick it up and balance the cup to your lips and swallow the hot
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Why is the Uber board allowing their CEO to continue to make sketchy ethical decisions? You would think they would ask Travis Kalanick to fall on his sword so the company can reboot and perhaps rebrand it's image so it would seem less
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In the past year have we ever gone a single month without hearing about malfeasance, exploitation or sexual harassment within that company? April alone has tabloid month! Perhaps Uber's CEO should resign so the company can get some bre
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...and 36 of them are in use within the United States. Emphasis below on chlorpyrifos which Trump's EPA took off the EPA's banned list. EPA bulletin written before Trump took office: "...Thirty-six of them [organophosphates]
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"...LOCKED CONTAINERS - AN OVERVIEW: John P. Besselman Senior Legal Instructor Law enforcement students often ask the question “can I search a locked container?” A better question to ask may be “when can I search a locked container?” T
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If I were to put a soundtrack to that article it would be "The B-52's, 1983 hit, "Legal Tender." The thievery in industry never stops.
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YouTube Star Typical Gamer Earns Close to $4,000 in First Super Chat Live Stream(tubefilter.com)
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