bigbuppo

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1. 691.▲
   by bigbuppo 3y ago

   Probably not this quarter, but I wouldn't expect it to last more than two years tops.
2. 692.▲
   by bigbuppo 3y ago

   Companies want insurance to pay for their losses, and it turns out the only thing the videos find on self-checkout stands is that customers are frustrated that the machine is calling them a thief, when the shoplifters, big surprise, don&#x2
3. 693.▲
   by bigbuppo 3y ago

   Google knows best. You must take the most efficient route.
4. 694.▲
   by bigbuppo 3y ago

   So what you're saying... because they're not ad-supported, their products are cheaper to run and better for the environment because they're not burning countless megawatt-hours of electricity to find data to sell to third par
5. 695.▲
   by bigbuppo 3y ago

   Buy the company, saddle it with the debt used to acquire it, take all its real estate and transfer it to a separate company, make the company rent from the company that owns the real estate at inflated prices. If its something like a softwa
6. 696.▲
   by bigbuppo 3y ago

   How is this relevant to private equity in healthcare being the equivalent of throwing patients into a meat grinder and then charging them for it?
7. 697.▲
   by bigbuppo 3y ago

   Bought three Dell T420s for like $120 each. Loaded them up with ram. They're actually quieter than some NUCs in normal operation. On the down side, they have obnoxiously bright blue LEDs on the back and the little LCD display. A bit of
8. 698.▲
   by bigbuppo 3y ago

   This is more like MP3 versus one of those random codecs available for Windows 3.1 that had some big company behind it that one day got bored with codecs and now makes industrial pizza ovens. As google is a major proponent of WebP and Google
9. 699.▲
   by bigbuppo 3y ago

   This is yet another reason why the WebP format has been deprecated, at least in these parts.
10. 700.▲
    by bigbuppo 3y ago

    Standard business model. Buy a company, lay off everyone, do no new development, move to a subscription model, keep shifting the decimal point every year or two, and by the time you're down to two customers, who cares because you'
11. 701.▲
    by bigbuppo 3y ago

    Well for starters, with MMOs you are your character and you're paying to play. Every single month for fifteen years. They are part of the Great Enshittification where we own nothing and just pay rents for all eternity. Single player ga
12. 702.▲
    by bigbuppo 3y ago

    Is this a new feature of Nota Bene 14? Might have to give it another look then.
13. 703.▲
    by bigbuppo 3y ago

    You're not thinking like a thought leader.