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5y ago
I'm confused by this too. Sounds like he's only believed to be the owner of the original 1 million BTC. I think until he actually moves 1 coin, most people remain very skeptical. Can someone correct me? I guess that would bring
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Even when I took my phone into a third party repair place for a new screen they required me to give them my passcode and disable Find My Phone. Seemed super unnecessary.
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5y ago
Hi Lee, any plans to remove the restriction from the Hobby plan that disallows any sites transacting any sort of commerce? To my knowledge, Cloudflare Pages and Netlify don't have this restriction.
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I do think it's interesting how they've positioned Cloudflare Pages. Kind of an "Amazon" move. Unlimited bandwidth and seats. Will be interesting to see though if it works for Cloudflare, they still don't even hav
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5y ago
Some actual pagination would be great (instead of just next / previous having page numbers)
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5y ago
Didn't they just do this with HBO?
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5y ago
I wrote off Roku years ago, but have found myself pretty shocked by how simple and easy to use their OS is. It's also fast.
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5y ago
They sell something called (no joke) third wave water, which are packets you add to distilled water
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5y ago
Doesn't icloud have built in 2FA from an unrecognized device?
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5y ago
Seems like a business opportunity for someone to build a Stripe for vice businesses. Question I know nothing about is besides being stigmatized, do these industries have higher fraud rates? Pretty sure credit card companies won't let
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Ask HN: Request for Startups for 2021?
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5y ago
Seems very true. When mason jars were in low supply, all it took was a quick look to Ebay to see storage lockers full of them to understand part of the problem.
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5y ago
They do make "pressureless" balls that arguably last a bit longer (which no one in the US uses it seems), but pressurized balls will go flat even if they're not being used if they're opened. Wilson has a new plastic-fre
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5y ago
These usually go for around $2.25 a can, but this isn't such a horrible price.
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5y ago
Thank you!
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I think this is definitely true for some of their other brands especially, they own the right to use all these celebs: Elvis, Marilyn Monroe, Shaq, etc. However, it does look like many of their other brands continue operating - Forever 21,
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5y ago
Does anyone know much about Authentic Brands? They own all these stagnant or struggling brands like Brooks Brothers, Barney's, Sports Illustrated, Lucky Brand, Prince, etc., but I can't tell what they actually do with the IP or ex
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5y ago
ImrpovMX.com handles this nicely too (for free)
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5y ago
While I wouldn't be surprised by this at all, I also think the algorithm is so good that it generally just blocks out content you don't interact with. It's always pretty obvious when the algo bubbles up a new topic completel
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Not saying you're wrong, but where do you see that they are backed by YC? This reminds me of Thrasio and all the similar companies that have had success with buying Amazon businesses. I assume they have quantities of scale with in-ho
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5y ago
Not allowing Airplay on Fitness+ at launch was such a faux pas on their part. Who wants to do a workout looking at their phone when there's a big tv in front of you? Glad they offered a fix, but wonder how many customers they lost init
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Good summary here: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/27/business/dealbook/reddit-...
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6y ago
seeing the same thing Edit: oops thought it was a text post
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Ulbricht and El Chapo are probably the two richest people in US jails right now, no?
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How the waters off Catalina became a DDT dumping ground
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The article highlights somewhat an issue I've been noticing for the past year, the battle between in-person shoppers and online order fulfillers. It's a very odd dynamic when half the store is huge carts being navigated quickly b
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Whole Foods Is Left Behind in Amazon's Pandemic-Fueled Boom
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Nikola direct listed their stock so they faced no scrutiny. It opened at $10 and then went up to almost $80 due in part to massive FOMO-inducing posts on Tikok and WallStBets. If the founder doesn't have the self-awareness not to say
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I'm curious what he said. Any links or recollection? How could GE not have done this simple due diligence? Even seeing the HTML5 quote at the top comment here is startling.
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I believe it was actually OAuth or else FB would have likely blocked the login from another country or at the bare minimum sent OP a suspicious login email.
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