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by capsulecorp 7y ago
Totally agree, they should have measured it in golden retriever units. This giant China pig = 15.74 golden retrievers! /s
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by capsulecorp 7y ago
About #1 Bitcoin is decentralized, there is no "office to raid", so whoever said that doesn't know what they are talking about in the least bit.
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by capsulecorp 7y ago
Why does ADHD prevent someone from making a blog post, and how does posting it on twitter change that? Sincerely curious.
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by capsulecorp 7y ago
If men care and they are the ones making the decision to settle down, then it has everything to do with it.
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by capsulecorp 7y ago
I looked at the synonyms and I have to disagree with your opinion. Can you elaborate on which synonyms gave you this impression?
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by capsulecorp 7y ago
Exactly.
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by capsulecorp 7y ago
What if you don't live near an apple store? Why not let the user manage their own battery, that is also not a terrific challenge.
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by capsulecorp 7y ago
>but it wasn't done maliciously. You are certainly entitled to your opinion.
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by capsulecorp 7y ago
>which extends the life of old phones. Except they were caught purposely throttling older phones with those updates, not exactly what i'd call extending life.
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by capsulecorp 7y ago
I don't think BMW started an EV division to take on the prius though (I could be mistaken). The point being that Tesla is forcing the industry hand to move faster than it would on its own. That isn't to say the Prius didn't
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by capsulecorp 7y ago
Interesting, where do you hail from?
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by capsulecorp 7y ago
>Words have meanings for a reason. Yep and just because you don't like them doesn't mean you can change them. Share is being used correctly and you have a massive misunderstanding thinking that it has something to do with the
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by capsulecorp 7y ago
That is incorrect, it may be what your kindergarten teacher taught you was the nice thing to do, but it doesn't make it the definition of the word. share /SHer/ verb 1.have a portion of (something) with another or others. &qu
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by capsulecorp 7y ago
No lets not, the term makes perfect sense how its being used. It has absolutely nothing to do with how much of a cut the business takes, not sure where you picked up that impression but its not correct.
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by capsulecorp 7y ago
I enjoyed this but I hate twitter as the delivery method for things of this length. Its a terrible way to digest the content.
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by capsulecorp 7y ago
>But it seems unfair to hold Tether up to a higher standard than even our most established banks. As others have pointed out, this is a standard Tether set for themselves so how is that 'unfair' at all?
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by capsulecorp 7y ago
I don't think I would want to stop that.
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by capsulecorp 7y ago
I will always pronounce Jason jah-son, and you cant stop me. Jah-son Fruit.
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by capsulecorp 7y ago
>In short, if this post is representative of the way workers are thinking and communicating, then we do have a talent shortage, it's just not the talents you're thinking of. Cute and snarky, but lets not misdirect. The article
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by capsulecorp 7y ago
I've witnessed the same unhealthy obsessive behavior in Women.
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by capsulecorp 7y ago
>The onboarding process for developers was painful and their devices were chronically underpowered. I can resonate with this. I worked for a major bank developing their blackberry app. It was amazingly painful to develop on their platf
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by capsulecorp 7y ago
Correct, just as California isn't the only place you could mine gold. But you were making a correlation between Bitmain and the goldrush tool vendors. The goldrush happened for a larger part in California and there is pretty much zer
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by capsulecorp 7y ago
Yeah but if California banned mining in the state during the gold rush, not many shovels or picks would be sold.
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by capsulecorp 8y ago
I have to agree with you. Same issue with slow drivers, its really a matter of consideration not speed.
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by capsulecorp 8y ago
Exactly my point, I don't know, and it isn't "obvious" as he claims. For all I know its the equivalent of infowars, skepticism is my default position, like it or not.
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by capsulecorp 8y ago
>But having grew up there I obviously read up about it a lot I disagree, what you read isn't obvious and still doesn't qualify you to speak on the matter unless it was legitimate and vetted information. Reading a bunch of info
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by capsulecorp 8y ago
Not to be rude but that seems like a silly qualification to be speaking on a matter. I grew up next to a Lockheed factory and my father worked for NASA, but I fail to see how that qualifies me to comment on what a "realistic" sol
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by capsulecorp 8y ago
Im glad its an eBook, not a book. Since I work in tech, I am excited that its a eBook that I can search through easily rather than having to spend tons of time bookmarking and flipping through pages hoping to find what is relevant when I ne
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by capsulecorp 8y ago
I can't speak to that, I didn't invest in UBER or follow its financials. I just enjoy the huge convenience and overall greatly improved experience they have provided me over using taxis, so that is the answer I provided.
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by capsulecorp 8y ago
Progress won. It is infinitely easier, more affordable, transparent, convenient, and the overall experience of riding uber is hands down better than any Taxi experience I've ever had by a an extremely long shot, anyone I've spoke

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