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by alltakendamned 6y ago
I would disagree with your idea of living in a rural area somehow allowing you to distance yourself more from the internet, at least based on my own experience living in exactly such a place in Europe. Sure, we don't need the smartphon
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
Not OP, but I just rebuilt a big wall outside for 85 bucks in materials and a week off from work by reusing the old materials, where a contractor quoted me 12000 to build a new one. By all means call me ridiculous. You do you.
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
Future growth will already be mostly priced in if you buy it at 200 P/E
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
I've been selling off tech funds partially and investing the proceeds in total market funds (which are still ~20% tech), just as a way to rebalance. It's hard to predict the next "winner", maybe it remains tech, maybe it
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
That’s only a problem for very very few people aka the shareholders. Everyone else wins. It’s the standard modus operandi for most companies by now. Internalized profits, externalized costs. And there are very few products for which full li
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
I've heard the variation "What receives attention, grows". Not all attention yields positive results though, focusing on e.g. anxious feelings might increase the relative importance of those feelings.
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
Not being married does not mean the relationship is not a stable or long term one though.
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
While these books can offer interesting perspectives, I'm now wondering how to find more modern works of philosophy, as this book is already 50 years old really.
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
There will always be fewer people at the top of the pyramid than there are at the base. As such, there will always be too few opportunities for everyone to grow and/or be promoted, especially not within a specific timeframe of a few ye
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
I believe you will not find this with classic VCs. I would attempt to look for funding with sources that support NGOs and other social enterprises. Short notice? well...good luck
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
I can recommend the book Serious Cryptography published by nostarch press as a solid source
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
while at the same time, I can't remember what I had for lunch the day before yesterday...
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
Beautiful. I love how few cars there are.
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
One nuance to make is that having trees doesn't necessarily equal a forest. Lots of agroforestry ends up being a monoculture with very limited biodiversity.
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
Not necessarily, often the value of the land is mostly the value of the trees on it based on type, age, quality, density, ... As such, nature areas - especially when they have a protected status - will be worth less than areas where the tre
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
"COVID is over in Sweden" is a pretty bold claim with ~400 daily infections, and increasing again as per https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/09f821667ce64bf7be6... Just like in other EU countries, it is
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
I've always wondered if UBI would not simply lead to inflation. I cannot imagine that prices would not increase if suddenly everyone had additional funds and could "pay extra".
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
What terrible advice in this thread - bitcoin, single stock/industry portfolios, gold, overseas real estate, option trading etc are all highly risky investments. I suggest to read "The Elements of Investing". It's a quic
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
Not OP, in general you need to count a minimum of 1K USD per manday unless you go with automated services which might or might not actually give you what you need.
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
https://mondediplo.com/
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
The goal in this particular case was selling counterfeit units. The boot verification however is a quite serious problem that basically results in arbitrary code execution, just in this case it was used to bypass software protections.
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Bad news: Your Cisco switch is a fake and an update borked it(theregister.com)
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
s/hosts/speculator/ If you're that leveraged, it simply becomes a gamble which might or might not pay off.
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
Hello from the nordics where flying annoyances seem to always be in season one way or another. Mosquitoes are attracted by CO2, so this type of system is working pretty well if you need to cover more space (link in Swedish): https:/&
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
ad income generated by traffic to page (either organic or typos) exceeds the cost of the domains. then scale to 10s of thousands.
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
and 23
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
it's something I've been meaning to learn for a while but never quite found out how to go about it. Pointers are welcome.
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
I'd say it's been replaced by scouring for S3 buckets with bad permissions.
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
Do note that there's easily a 15-day delay when it comes to Sweden reporting somewhat correct number of deaths, so let's not focus on the "current" death rate too much. And I expect the reporting delay to actually be wor
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by alltakendamned 6y ago
Have a look at Zotero ?

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