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by chrismcb 4y ago
You can't compare the two. They didn't run a campaign to win the popular vote. The outcome night have been different if they had
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by chrismcb 4y ago
This would be the opposite of freedom. The government has no business to be involved in companies
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Political speech is speech. In fact it is the most important speech to protect.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Can't take the CEO seriously because he isn't directly affected? That makes no sense. If course the CEo is mostly worried about his employees and customers. Didn't seem like he his to worried about himself. But that's ok
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Ironically a box of rocks will probably "improve" (well affect) your audio more than a cable will. As sounds does bounce off objects. That being said there are cheap, worthless cables as well. I'll pay a bit more for a cable
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by chrismcb 4y ago
No. No we don't. I'm sure sure people love them. But not everyone does.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
When a single individual/company intentionally dors something bad why not pin it on them? The payment should be more than just making the victim whole. And it should be enough to make sure the aggressor doesn't do it again. At the
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by chrismcb 4y ago
I know a us citizen can always vote in a federal election. But generally you can't vote in a local election, unless you live there. I can't tell from the link you posted... But apparently California doesn't care. And some won
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by chrismcb 4y ago
It makes it difficult to move
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Is this actually legal?
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Washington State had had a "candy" tax for at least a decade. I put candy on quotes, because some candy is exempt. But then Seattle added their per ounce sweetened soda tax. The per ounce concept always seemed wrong to me. Because
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by chrismcb 4y ago
But if you can hire two people from anywhere, why budget may area salaries?
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by chrismcb 4y ago
I'm not sure why you think this is not helpful. Yes there is a bit more to it than "how much does it cost to replace you" but it is correct and is helpful. You can still have a discussion, but about what?
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by chrismcb 4y ago
The main reason a company pays a person in one locale more than another, is that what it costs to retain that person in that locale. If you want a good person in the bay area or is going to cost more that a person in another area. Cost of
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by chrismcb 4y ago
How is it a myth? Yes I was able to get my passport in a day, in person, after paying a bunch of money But most things take forever. Can it be done in a timely manner? Perhaps, but the government hasn't shown much evidence that it is
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by chrismcb 4y ago
I think there are three issues. 1) student loan interest rates are to high. They should be like 1%. 2) the minimum payment is to low. Some students aren't paying their debt down, so it grows larger. Finally I think loan forgiveness ben
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Why? Why should they have gotten priority rights? I don't think any network gets perpetual rights, so why should pbs?
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by chrismcb 4y ago
No. Directing funds to a private school you are a board member of makes zero case for embezzlement. It doesn't even hint at it. It may be unethical, but you aren't stealing the funds but are you misappropriating them. As you said
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Worth it to whom? It costs money to deal with transactions. Whether that is cash or credit. 3% can actually be easier and cheaper than dealing with large sums of cash
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by chrismcb 4y ago
People are happy to pay 3% fees because it can be cheaper and easier than using cash. Freaking with large sums of cash can be time consuming and expensive.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Data is typically not copyrightable. But the layout is. How you present it is.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
I would argue that a search for "like this"without quotes should maybe find that page. But the search with quotes should not find it.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
The memo wasn't "leaked"by cnbc. Unless it was given to cnbc confidentiality. It was either leaked by an employee to cnbc, or more likely it was given to cnbc by an executive.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
So we worked at home for nearly two years, and productivity increased. Then we were forced back to the office, and productivity decreased?
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by chrismcb 4y ago
If they cut out the real estate fees, yeah you can make (save?) More money by selling to them. And they can still turn a profit... A portion of the profit the real estate agents would have made.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
It would be nice if this was a link that explained what happened. Right now the link is to search and that didn't tell me anything. Presumably it used to pop up a timer, but how am I supposed to know that?
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by chrismcb 4y ago
I don't drink beer, but I would take that bet. No one has followed bmw into subscription model for Apple car pay. The only reason other companies works follow this model, is if it succeeds
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Is this really true? Most incentives I know of are for first time home owners. Most landlords can't take advantage of them.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
I'm sure some airlines do this. But most airlines allow 20kg per bag.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
There are reasons for it. Probably less so today now that most people just credit cards, but having one place that handles money solves some issues as opposed to having a bunch of places handling money. While there are some jobs that can go

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