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by cragfar 4y ago
They also removed episodes mid season of Better Call Saul, forcing you to subscribe for multiple months.
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by cragfar 4y ago
> I believe America is in a unique position to get away with zero interest rates and runaway inflation for far longer than anyone else without much consequence. Reserve currency does have its perks so I wouldn't worry too much if I
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by cragfar 4y ago
Los of well known unpleasant side effects? The known unpleasant side-effects is a stomach ache and feeling bad if you take a horse sized dose (assuming you aren't allergic to it of course).
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by cragfar 4y ago
It obviously cares about money, but it's definitely been leaning liberal for the past ten years. It started when Blankfein came out in support of gay marriage right after OWS. Blackrock with the ESG push.
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by cragfar 4y ago
The Waco justice system was the one who open fired on that biker meet up at Twin Peaks, arrested everyone in the area, and held them on million dollar bonds to send a strong message.
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by cragfar 4y ago
I could be remembering it wrong, but I'm pretty sure Google's webscraper was far superior to basically any other search engines, and that along with it's ranking algorithm killed whatever need for webrings there were. I remem
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by cragfar 4y ago
That really depends on the age group. The chances of someone under 30 having any real negative effects to Covid is virtually 0, while there is some evidence pointing to males under the age of 30 having issues with the vaccine.
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by cragfar 4y ago
They used their high stock price to buy Livongo, and then did massive write downs on it when it ended up not being that great (~$9 billion in total). They had two quarters in a row where they did good will impairments of 30-40% of their mar
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by cragfar 4y ago
>There may be concerning long term effects, but keep persepcive, the worst possible case is still better than the known case of COVID. The most common outcome of Covid is feeling bad for a couple of days (up to a week), and then moving o
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by cragfar 4y ago
It's weird how people are trying to divine his actions. He's been against remote work at every point. He tried to keep the Tesla offices open when the Covid Lockdowns were starting.
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by cragfar 4y ago
Putting a rental in an LLC is very standard advice for anyone buying one. You've clearly made your mind up about this and won't change it if you think PE is buying up all these homes when you linked an article saying 5 public comp
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by cragfar 4y ago
>Citing NRHC member-provided data, Howard said that out of 23 million single-family rental homes in the U.S., only about 300,000, or 1.3%, are owned by large companies. NRHC includes the aforementioned Blackrock. Your quote says the top
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by cragfar 4y ago
I don't do much contract work or deal with the video game industry at all, so I'm wondering was Mick just being overly understanding here about the payment issues? Someone refusing to pay me for work would instantly shut down any
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by cragfar 4y ago
Open Door has laid off 20% of it's work force, it's stock has gone from $24 to $1.5 in a year, and it's losses are increasing. Black Rock was buying entire subdivisions developed for the purpose of being sold to investors. Th
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by cragfar 4y ago
All the companies that tried this failed spectacularly and closed up shop. Even with "free" money.
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by cragfar 4y ago
FBI gets a wide berth from the courts. A couple of years ago, they seized some TOR child porn website, and then started making upgrades to it causing the userbase to increase by 30%. Then they tried to pin that user count on the person they
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by cragfar 4y ago
They have all kinds of weird tax stuff going on from 2018-2020. Just ignoring taxes, they had a loss in 2020 and 2021 (2021 was mainly due to a class action lawsuit they lost for $800 million). 2022 YTD income was just barely positive in Q2
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by cragfar 4y ago
Just looking at her account, her tweet about being fired/laid off is still there. I don't know what it originally was, but it seems like a picture was posted and depending on what it was might have been the issue. Like if it was a
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by cragfar 4y ago
A common sentiment you see on the internet (especially from younger people who haven't experience a tough labor market) is that only the low performers get laid off. So I can see how they think it's really weird if managers aren&#
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by cragfar 4y ago
Is the billion in debt payments actually confirmed? That would most likely require some increase in revenue which is probably why Musk is looking into the verified twitter payment thing.
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by cragfar 4y ago
for 2021, 1.2 billion was spent on R&D, 1.7 billion on cost of revenue (guessing a decent amount of this was salaries), and 765 million was due to a class action lawsuit they lost. With all of these, they showed a loss of 200 million. T
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by cragfar 6y ago
It pretty much turned into a hivemind where you would be suddenly be assaulted 300 people with the a new opinion you would never have seen before. Sunday mornings seemed to be when the information was disseminated. It was most blatant when