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buttcoinslol
7y ago
Good, I'd like to buy property in the next 3-5 years, along with a bunch of other people who have been priced out due to cheap money. Asset valuations are not in line with reality.
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buttcoinslol
7y ago
https://new.blog.cloudflare.com/terminating-service-for-8cha... is the actual blogpost
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buttcoinslol
7y ago
I likely am, it was speculation on my part. Thank you for providing more concrete information, I should've noted that I was speculating.
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7y ago
Vegetable Glycerin, Propylene Glycol, Natural and Artificial Flavorings, Nicotine
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buttcoinslol
7y ago
Yes, residual solvents are possible with the THC extraction process. I prefer to use THC concentrates extracted with CO2 to avoid inhaling residual solvents.
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7y ago
Yes, from own experiences, the cheap carts [dank/mario cart] which are black market only labels use thc analogues while the ones that make it here that are sold in dispensaries are generally legit [rove/tko] From what I've
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buttcoinslol
7y ago
They likely got a bad batch of THC cartridges, there's a ton of black market ones going around all over, with who knows what in them. Millions of people use nicotine vaporizers daily with no ill effects.
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7y ago
> Well if it’s on a publicly available blockchain, the difference is that the information on how much money is in circulation, how much is being created, is all open to the public and verifiable. This information is available to the publ
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7y ago
A net loss of 6.5%-16.5% and the corresponding tax writeoff, considering their net profit margin is 3-4%
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7y ago
The federal government does not operate "the DMV". Each state does.
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7y ago
Being proactive is the only way, unfortunately.
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7y ago
You can eliminate credit score swings by never generating a credit card statement with a balance. You can do this by paying your card off prior to the statement date. I spend between $1000-$2000 on credit cards a month and collectively I ge
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7y ago
> now just feed global warming with unnecessary air conditioning? Modern society would not exist without air conditioning, it is completely necessary to sustain our current civilization. I'll concede that adding air conditioning cap
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7y ago
It depends. Capella Tower has card reader access at the elevators, along with some other buildings. Many tenant spaces have card reader access as well, typically ones with health/financial records. Note: I work for an electrical contra
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7y ago
Procore[0] is popular with general contractors in the US. I work for a national electrical contractor. I'm not sure what architects and engineers use for issue tracking, but they use Procore during the build phase for product submittal
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7y ago
It might be the only way the kids learn about the actual history of America vs what the Texas school book committee wants them to learn?
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7y ago
~20 years ago when I was in high school/college, 90%+ of those people you know that vape would have been cigarette smokers. I don't think you grasp just how much harm reduction there is from all those kids vaping instead of smokin
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7y ago
It's not really up for debate that it takes more concentration and time to read Ulysses or Hegel than it does to read the Dark Tower or Harry Potter series. Edit: And I like all of the above books/authors
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buttcoinslol
7y ago
Agreed. I have a couple 9w LED lamps that are never switched off. It cost about $7 per lamp per year at $0.09/kwh.
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7y ago
At my company, AP matches every invoice against a PO, and project managers/department heads are also responsible for approving invoices to be paid, so there are two chances to catch fake invoices or wrong amounts, etc.
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7y ago
A minor difference: if you want to manage your own risk, you should assume could be lying about taking a birth control pill, whereas you can easily verify someone is wearing a condom. If I was uncertain whether someone was truly on the birt
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7y ago
> That said, how is this different from having physical cash in a bank, or a digital ledger that pushes money elsewhere and is only caught much later. Bank deposits are insured by the FDIC, and ACH transactions are reversible. Bitcoin is
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7y ago
Traditional exchanges do not, in fact, hold funds or securities for customers, or handle settlement, or a myriad of other things that crypto exchanges handle.
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7y ago
The pole head needs to be swapped out, since the LED is integral to the fixture, not a swappable lamp. This requires boom trucks/lifts and that work cannot be performed hot, so shutdowns need to occur. There are thousands of lights. A
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buttcoinslol
7y ago
Wireless activation for this is overkill, you could build this with some romex, a PIR sensor, a relay, a single-pole switch, and a light fixture for around $50, $75 if you don't have a fish stick to fish the romex through the walls.
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7y ago
Also see theguardian.com: https://www.theguardian.com/the-scott-trust/2015/jul/26/a-hi...
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7y ago
I doubt 1%+ expense ratio funds across the board is the average case, but I could be wrong. Perhaps if you let your 401k provider manage your money. In my 401k, I pay 1.5 bps/yr on 80% of my portfolio, a Fidelity S&P 500 fund (FXAI
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7y ago
"But what I can't understand is why it costs so much for a piece of rubber and some canvas (or cloth), only to wear out in a few months time! " Because they spend a tremendous amount of money marketing shoes to consumers.
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7y ago
Yes. S&P 500 E-mini futures have a notional value of roughly $147,000 right now, and on average, 1-2 million contracts change hands daily. On average, about 35 billion dollars of SPY, a single S&P 500 ETF is traded daily. It's
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7y ago
The price is easily manipulated due to the low liquidity of the BTC market. The blockchain itself is irrelevant when discussing trading/price manipulation.
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