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by anotha1 5y ago
How many events have the ability to single-handedly takedown the crypto-ecosystem? Edit: I'm asking because this is now mainstream and this is a thought experiment that should be well understood by now. It's hard to get a straight
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by anotha1 5y ago
This is why I love privacy.com If it takes more than a couple of clicks from the accounts section, or so ambiguously states the cancellation process that it suddenly seems hazardous, then I just cancel the temporary privacy.com card.
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by anotha1 5y ago
Would a municipality be able to compete regionally outside of their "jurisdiction"? I could see a major increase in these municipal providers if that could somehow be an additional revenue driver. But I also imagine the existing p
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by anotha1 5y ago
It's a race to the bottom. Let those other places harbor the biggest tax avoiders. Those companies will have to risk the chance of regretting that decision in the future.
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by anotha1 5y ago
> you don’t want to have this situation where states are competing with each other to see who can give the most corporate welfare- it creates a race to the bottom that forces all the tax burden onto the middle class in every state. This
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by anotha1 5y ago
> They somehow have no other way to infer this? That's actually the point. So what if they're using "anonymous" or other indirect data? If "Amazon.com" might be benefiting from AWS data of any kind then it n
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by anotha1 5y ago
Given everything mentioned in your comment, I don't see how it implies that amazon can't cast a dragnet at some level you're not aware of.
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by anotha1 5y ago
Upvoted, but I disagree that it's backfiring. Backfiring would imply things are changing or getting worse for them. And I'm certain that we're not at "peak Amazon." Worse, Americans especially are becoming numb to t
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by anotha1 5y ago
Good point. In my last apartment, Amazon threatened to stop delivering to the entire (large) complex because their delivery people failed so hard at delivering. Packages were left just about everywhere and the Facebook group became more lik
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by anotha1 5y ago
As far as I can tell, just as often. No, I don't have the same expectations, but that is more than reasonable considering Amazon has an easier job (every seller already has there product in an Amazon warehouse, as is the USPS has an ad
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by anotha1 5y ago
How does a USPS job compare to the job of an Amazon delivery driver?
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by anotha1 5y ago
What is a federated network? For what reasons do I want to explore them? Thanks!
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by anotha1 5y ago
Video feed https://youtu.be/rXG7W7skekw