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by clipradiowallet 6y ago
Thanks! Serves me right watching it muted...didn't even consider there was audio [or CC]!
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by clipradiowallet 6y ago
Could someone more knowledgeable explain the concrete footing and foundation log barrier? I can't make out what it is between them...it looks like a burlap sack, but that can't be right. What is preventing the concrete from transf
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by clipradiowallet 6y ago
> I dont understand why the US people still trust these agencies We DON'T trust them. We have about as much say in what those agencies do as a random shop keeper in 1980's USSR does with the KGB.
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by clipradiowallet 6y ago
FWIW, I've had a warrant executed against me by the FBI. They seized every electronic device I own, and forcibly took my biometric data(fingerprints, face scan, retinal scan) in the hopes they could unlock my devices with it. They were
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by clipradiowallet 6y ago
Do investment opportunities exist within Remora? If so, where could I learn more about them?
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by clipradiowallet 6y ago
One of my memories from basic training (circa 2002), was standing in formation and hearing an indistinct conversation between a platoon member and the platoon sergeant. At some point, the platoon sergeant loudly interrupts and yells "D
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by clipradiowallet 6y ago
I think all that heat was driven by uneducated (market-wise) people furiously commenting to elected officials with a similar lack of market-related education. After some education, the angry masses realized that the CEO had nothing to do wi
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by clipradiowallet 6y ago
NQ is based on the collective value of the nasdaq 100, which themselves are classified as a commodity by the NFA. I'm not sure if you are being pedantic or not... 75 years ago, the commodities you listed were the only type available on
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by clipradiowallet 6y ago
Commodities are infinite more volatile than stocks - mostly due to the sheer [large] volume of market participants. For example, today the nasdaq 100 future moved 22 points in the first 60 seconds of the day session. That's $480 gain&#
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by clipradiowallet 6y ago
> How does holding money have an "unlimited loss potential"? You just buy back at whatever value the stock is at the time. It does not have unlimited loss potential, I'm not sure why the poster said it did. It's the o
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by clipradiowallet 6y ago
> You literally have better odds going to the roulette table and placing a bet on red This is true in most markets, and the casino isn't going to charge you a commission either.
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by clipradiowallet 6y ago
The "fastest" way of losing money - which the author says is trading options, is naive. Even with a margin account, your purchasing power is 4:1, at best! Now - if you have _enough_ money, you can write uncovered(aka 'naked&#
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by clipradiowallet 6y ago
I would argue that animals _do_ "push" themselves, but only in certain areas. Mate-selection competition among mammals being the first area that comes to mind, see [1]. There is no set goal of "enough" in that category(u
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by clipradiowallet 6y ago
> you have to hit the knowledge-pipe regularly or face withdrawal I really like your phrasing of that. That feeling of learned-a-new-thing is addictive and your analogy is apt [to me].
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by clipradiowallet 6y ago
Unrelated to unlocking devices...but LUKS is a really nice piece of software for linux. You throw any block device(real or otherwise) to it, and you get a /dev/mapper/<name> volume that transparently encrypts anything w
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by clipradiowallet 6y ago
Systemd is here to stay at this point. It's not ideal(I much preferred sysV, and then preferred upstart...and so on), but it's what we have. It's also improved greatly from the initial state we received it in. What specifical
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by clipradiowallet 6y ago
In basic training, drill sergeants used to yell the phrase "Are you hurt, or are you injured?". If you said injured, you went to the medical facility to get checked out, if you said "hurt", expect some fashion of hazing(