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by ciarannolan 6y ago
Are the courts "backed up", or is the process of discovery and everything else leading up to a trial/judgement just a necessarily long one?
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
What's the mechanism that forces restaurants to partner with these food delivery services? Threat of competition if they don't?
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
They made off with at least $3 billion in profit, are responsible for (at minimum) the deaths of thousands of Americans, and will ride off into the sunset with their billions. The DOJ delivered a slap on the wrist just in time for the elect
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
I wish these reviews would post the full res images. I clicked "View Image" on a few of these to see just the photo but they're all cropped and compressed. Almost any flagship phone can produce similar pics to the ones in thi
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
Very interesting, thanks.
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
I wonder if dang or others could comment on whether this is true of HN too.
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
I have not seen a single defense of this behavior in this thread except those with the thesis of "but America".
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
Here is the full text of the email: https://community.expensify.com/discussion/7632/protect-demo... It looks like he used his access to millions of customer emails to spam them with his political views. > I kno
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
The machines also perform better in areas with: low English proficiency, limited household internet access, low-income residents, uninsured residents, cost-burdened renters, residents with less than a high-school diploma, and unemployed res
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
If granted a pardon by the current or future US president, is there any chance that Russia will not let him return home?
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
Where are you seeing that they are going after individuals criminally? I did read the article, and it says nothing of the sort. Just that they're not ruling it out.
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
NYC also offers tickets to baseball games and fast food gift cards to try to get people to show up for court. > A law enforcement source told CBS2 a city program will offer those released incentives meant to encourage them to show up in
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
Let me know when they start going after executives at these companies and throwing them in jail. Otherwise, this isn't justice. It's business as usual.
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
Yes, they should do their jobs by not rushing the case to court to get a cheap political win.
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
lol.
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
In the past they have texted specific GRU agents on their personal phones: https://www.wired.com/story/cyber-command-ira-strike-sends-s... > As The New York Times reported last October, Cyber Command operators sent
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
It's a long PDF [0], but these indictments are usually very detailed. [0] https://www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1328521/downl...
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
There was international pressure to remove Shokin for precisely the _opposite_ reason that you cite. It was because he was _not_ going after Biden's son's employer forcefully enough. > In 2015, Shokin became the prosecutor gene
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
That was your takeaway from the article? Nitpicking the grammar?
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
We purge daily. We use it as an ephemeral messaging service, not as a wiki.
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
> The Times reported last January that Burisma had been hacked by the same Russian GRU unit that was one of two groups that hacked the Democratic National Committee in 2016. Last month, United States intelligence analysts contacted sever
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
It's pretty typical in my experience to go to a clinic like that and the staff will have no idea what your insurance will eventually charge you. It's a complete mess that we need a uh, universal, solution for.
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
Do people still watch these live? I find them really hard to watch. It's about 95% fluff and bullshit and 5% about the technology. I usually just read the bullet summary afterwards.
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
They're barely a year into being a public company and have already more than 3x'd their share price. Impressive.
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
> Today, we’re announcing a new consumer alert to stand against racism. I read this, laughed, and closed the tab. The world has gone mad.
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
For others who did not know what EB-1 is (like me): > The EB-1 is a preference category for United States employment-based permanent residency. It is intended for "priority workers". Those are foreign nationals who either have
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
You're assuming good faith in elected representatives and their staff. I wonder if anyone in the last decade has _ever_ walked into their rep's office, talked to them, and changed their vote on a key issue. I really doubt it.
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
Wouldn't this work both ways? "The Deep State wants to read your Facebook messages!", etc.
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by ciarannolan 6y ago
> They seem to be getting significant US opposition to their technology advancement. Do you think that's related to China allowing zero domestic tech competition, but demanding that their companies be allowed to compete in the rest
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