Trias11

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by Trias11 5y ago
How's universities are not yet part of class action lawsuit for gross abuse of privacy, students rights and segregation due to the personal characteristics?
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by Trias11 6y ago
Absolutely. Switching into their own digital currency (or watever technology) government picks doesn't automatically make them and their fiscal policy more trustworthy among businesses, investors or citizens. They can't hide abusi
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by Trias11 6y ago
If you reasonably believe it is necessary to do so to prevent death or great bodily harm to yourself or another. Killing some random grandma for showing you middle finger does not really qualify. However killing threatening idiot armed with
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by Trias11 6y ago
If you sick and tired, go talk to a doctor and take a rest. You either can protect yourself or not. Legal ability of citizens to protect themselves against worthless idiots is important part of keeping our streets and cities clean. I wish s
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by Trias11 6y ago
+100
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by Trias11 6y ago
US Government needs to actually represent interests of citizens more than interests on corps bribing them to allow abuse of people rights and privacy to continue. Implementing GDPR like regulation in US will solve a lot of issues.
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by Trias11 6y ago
Correct. Typical is to quietly throttle you into oblivion. Above average users are not and never welcome.
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by Trias11 6y ago
US taxes their citizens or residents on their worldwide income. If you spend enough time in USA, build business and then decide to move to less tax abusive and freedom restricting environment - you still will be owing a big chunk of your in
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by Trias11 6y ago
It's part of the work. Not all customers are happy, clean 5-star big tippers. Certain percentage of customers are people with disabilities, drunk, with dogs and whatnot. That's part of a job to spend occasional extra minutes per c
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by Trias11 6y ago
“ The company will charge no transaction fee to checkout with crypto and only one type of coin can be used for each purchase, it said...” PayPal will likely compensate “no transaction fee” with draconian exchange rate or bid/ask spread
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by Trias11 6y ago
Positive for crypto in general. However judging by PayPal track record and scary stories of arbitrarily freezing accounts I’d advice all my friends to keep their cryptos away from PayPal hands or any of their services. Not your keys - not y
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by Trias11 6y ago
Upper management cannot focus and project their insecurities on employees. Upper management policy to hire the cheapest employees backfire as these employees typically less productive, unwilling to learn and doing absolute minimum. To compe
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by Trias11 6y ago
Open another account? Create couple posts praising party/politicians Zuck is favoring and you should be all set.
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by Trias11 6y ago
Try to think beyond Trump? You're almost there.
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by Trias11 6y ago
Force americans to pay more taxes, take no responsibility, kiss China. Who matches this description?
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by Trias11 6y ago
For reselling original products - I'd say manufacturer is more liable. For peddling fakes and knockoffs - amazon first, then reseller and manufacturer of crap should be liable. Everyone knows that amazon is peddling fakes, cultivating
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by Trias11 6y ago
+100 to any business that reduces capabilities of employers to defraud and discriminate employees based on location.
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by Trias11 6y ago
I doubt the company will throw money to someone to write the code without any hint of residual rights. Even if they're open source religious - still they want at least their name probably listed along the lines as a creators
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by Trias11 6y ago
>> Despite suggestions of a California exodus to other states in recent months, most who leave that region do not move far << Right. I left CA to Vegas and it’s like every second car on a stoplight has CA license plates. Houses
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by Trias11 6y ago
Agree. I have $550/yr Amex Platinum and any vendor will be hard pressed to get Amex on their side
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by Trias11 6y ago
Same with me. First time i bought it via Amazon Prime, when it was available and with Amazon i could cancel stuff directly via Amazon at any time, bypassing WSJ minefields. Then WSJ got smart and start selling it directly in hope to force s
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by Trias11 6y ago
Can't ya all just file a CC chargeback attaching proof that it was impossible to cancel by normal means? This will teach them a lesson.
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by Trias11 6y ago
I think functional currency needs to be robust, scalable with minimalistic fees and PEGGED to BTC.
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by Trias11 6y ago
...or with shitty Cox
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by Trias11 6y ago
Photog maybe pissed off but he aint getting $150,000 in this life for this. In the best case the talented tatoo lady maybe forced to pay some of the fees she collected for tatoo work. His abmulance chasers may scream "damages" for
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by Trias11 6y ago
They try force you to watch/listen/engage into sales dance with their sales people. Typical for overpriced products or middlemen-driven sales pipeline
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by Trias11 6y ago
I think titanium does the job well enough? Can't beat it's quality to price ratio with super exotic scandium.
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by Trias11 6y ago
>> That's normal and is why I count startup stock and options as $0. This absolutely need to be conveyed to every present and future employee of startup. Unless you're founder or investor taking a risk - startup shares worth
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by Trias11 6y ago
Yup. Allocate budget. Hire few $10/hr offsore guys to craft some frontend in a few months. Transfer money. Deliver kickbaks. Shutdown project. Rinse and repeat.
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by Trias11 6y ago
The OP needs to hire you. And maybe you'll accept raw diamonds as a payment?

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