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cmurf
3y ago
I'm not sure the situation calls for such diplomatic language. You are fucking with this company's fief. There, that's what's really going on. They feel entitled to earning money and are pissed they need any customer
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cmurf
3y ago
He's Jewish, and a Holocaust survivor. It's central to the character's backstory from nearly the beginning. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magneto_(Marvel_Comics) And it's in the opening scene of the
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3y ago
It's a civil jury trial, and the defendant chose to not show up and testify. It will be difficult to justify an an appeal More striking is the judge warned jurors against revealing any if their identities, because it could put their li
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Pirep – a free collaborative database of public, private, and unmapped airports
(pirep.io)
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4y ago
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cmurf
4y ago
Uhh the guy in this indictment is the president who didn't want to relinquish power before he was charged with crimes. He obviously didn't need to be charged before attempting treason and autocracy.
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4y ago
Jefferson Davis (and Robert E. Lee) stand out here because, as a nation we didn't actually heal. The rot got worse. The Lost Cause Myth is taught to this day in schools across the U.S. The lie it tells, that the war was about states ri
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4y ago
This bug seems familiar. But I'm a little surprised the fix for this wasn't already in the version of systemd chosen for the release. March 2022 https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/systemd/+bug
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cmurf
4y ago
Sounds exactly like my private for profit health care provider.
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cmurf
4y ago
This is not properly referred to as health insurance. It is a sickness, aging, and death payment plan. There's no such thing as major medical anymore. It was private healthcare that backed public law forcing minimum coverage. Why? Beca
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4y ago
Challenger 300 is a business jet. This flight had 2 passengers, 2 crew, and original reporting is the flight encountered severe turbulence. But this report explicitly says no turbulence was encountered. A computer system (EICAS) reports mul
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Preliminary report on March 2023 Challenger 300 (jet) upset, 1 fatality [pdf]
(data.ntsb.gov)
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4y ago
100% And a large part of today's work force is simply not familiar with fighting for wage increases. They're used to getting meager increases that don't keep up with inflation. Workers have been getting screwed for decades, t
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4y ago
There's a lot of national and consumer debt to inflate away so I think inflation is what's on the menu. Workers are going to bear the brunt of the fallout if they cannot or will not demand increased pay. Workers can't get suc
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4y ago
But won't take responsibility, and no government will hold him accountable. Granny will be shit out of luck.
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4y ago
Mom, dad, siblings. Anyone snacking on it will have it on their faces, finger tips. It'll get on the counters and floor. And find its way on a bottle nipple, blankets, sheets, fingers, etc.
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4y ago
As popular as it is, I wonder if there's effectively microdosing happening from baby's 1st week, even before they eat it themselves?
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4y ago
Wasn't it in the best interest of everyone's best interest to avoid having such high amounts of uninsured deposits? Was it a requirement or recommendation to concentrate cash in SVB, and why?
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cmurf
4y ago
Or that the depositors should have lost money, with the ensuing ripple effects: unpaid workers, state fines for violating wage payment laws, bankruptcies, lawsuits, unpaid vendors and contractors and all their downstreams, etc. i.e. carnage
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4y ago
Humans treat some animals as pets, and others as food, and for experimentation. I expect AI would be no different.
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4y ago
>How about we expect FDIC to sell the assets at market value and then expect companies to take the 30 % cut in assets over 250k. Why should a bank's depositors take haircuts before its bondholders and shareholders? >Only that we
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4y ago
I'm not sure what you imagine FDIC does with the bank's seized assets. But let's say you think they should be vanished some reason, and good for nothing. Hundreds of thousands of employees from tens of thousands of small busi
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4y ago
The bank isn't being bailed out though. The depositors are being covered by FDIC in the short term, while FDIC will sell assets seized from the bank. The bondholders and shareholders will take the haircuts. If that's not enough to
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4y ago
I found no information on how to do this with a cursory Google search. What comes up are other stratgies, like multiple bank accounts, each at different banks. Or instruments like certificates of deposit, which aren't suitable for payr
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4y ago
What is the ycombinator petition asking for that this FDIC statement isn't covering?
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4y ago
Or not encourage them to have multiple bank accounts so that deposits are fully FDIC insured? In effect, it encourages concentrating deposits in a single bank. Benefits the bank, does not benefit the depositor.
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4y ago
Correct. The $250,000 FDIC cap is a favor to banks. They only pay fees to insure up to that amount. And it's bogus. The FDIC should require deposits to be insured, no matter the amount.
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4y ago
Do you understand what you're saying though? The consequence is, cash deposits for thousands of small businesses, are unavailable. The direct consequence is these businesses can't pay payroll, and can't pay vendors. This isn&
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4y ago
It is not a health care system, it's a sick and dying payment plan system. They definitely don't want you to die because then you stop paying into the system. But they don't care about quality of life, they want to pay out as
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Incident: Southwest B38M at Phoenix on Feb 24th 2023, no autopilot trim
(avherald.com)
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4y ago
It's sufficiently untrue that the author or publisher should know that it is untrue and misleading. I conclude they did it on purpose for clicks. However, I am not a scientific sample.
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