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by aet 13y ago
How can service members see the upside of any sales without tips? Bar has a big night and does $20K? Sorry, here is your $20/hr instead of your $500 in tips. Can any bartenders comment?
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by aet 13y ago
Sounds like an interesting idea. Learning is much easier if you can find someone equally interested and at your same level.
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by aet 13y ago
No ads is already free. Just you IMPAP or POP3. You are still tracked, but there are no ads.
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by aet 13y ago
Okay, so that is equivalent to 1 person working 40 hour weeks for 7 weeks. So, one person pulling $6K a day. ($1.5M/yr) I think you could find legal support for less than that.
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by aet 13y ago
How many hours is $200k of defense? (roughly)
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by aet 13y ago
And, snail mail.
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by aet 13y ago
Did you get a refund?
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by aet 13y ago
I guess my point is that breaking the law isn't a huge deal there. Russia is characterized by "weak rule of law and the high corruption levels." [1],[2] Putin stole some guys super bowl ring in broad day light. [3] I just do
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by aet 13y ago
I guess Russia doesn't feel like they are breaking the law when they are beating and murdering journalists. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_journalists_killed_in_R...
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by aet 13y ago
Could you clarify your position with regards to a "new era of openness"? Is it that the U.S. should be "open" with military intelligence?
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by aet 13y ago
Should read "suspected" -- suspects seems to mean they are being investigated for criminal activity. I'd be interested to hear what an editor as to say.
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by aet 13y ago
A statement without any supporting evidence...
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The Embassy Closures Prove Everyone's Point on NSA Surveillance(theatlanticwire.com)
1 points by aet 13y ago|0 comments
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by aet 13y ago
Also check lavabit.com
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by aet 13y ago
Treasure map- you can only imagine the possibilities here..
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by aet 13y ago
Fair enough.
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by aet 13y ago
Do you realize police look for people changing their behavior or "acting strange"? That is what you were doing.. inviting more scrutiny.
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Banks Find S.&P. More Favorable in Bond Ratings(dealbook.nytimes.com)
2 points by aet 13y ago|0 comments
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by aet 13y ago
Have you already started into your specialty? Maybe you should do econometrics.
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by aet 13y ago
A loop? Can you please explain?
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by aet 13y ago
I would try reading the pros, columnists at big papers, some print magazines. Also, don't bury the lead: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142405274870372780457601...
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by aet 13y ago
Weren't the IT guys trying to ban him? Legal jargon aside, I think it is hard to say that he was 'authorized'
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by aet 13y ago
I think it is important to note that margins are slim only in the "restaurant with no bar business."
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by aet 13y ago
I'm curious as how this disruption could be used in a financial scenario. If you disrupt the GPS for 10 minutes, would the timestamps really go that out of whack?
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by aet 13y ago
Why not compare the companies based on their overall strategies/profits? Do people actually make investment decisions based on a single line of business?
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by aet 13y ago
Oops, I should have read the article.
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by aet 13y ago
Do the ads actually get shipped to you if you use a desktop client?
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by aet 13y ago
This is off-topic, but if people don't like ads, why don't they just use Gmail with POP3 or IMAP?
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by aet 13y ago
Interesting criticism, but not sure I'm convinced.
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by aet 13y ago
Another option, Lavabit is $16 for 2 years.

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