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by cwhiz 6y ago
There is no way it is true. Credit reporting agencies don’t consider your name when assessing your credit. The only way it could be true is if it is such a peculiar name that he is constantly the victim of identity theft.
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by cwhiz 6y ago
Try Forklift.
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by cwhiz 6y ago
Bigger takeaway for me is that the average APR is 5.8%. That’s high in the era of free money. Another huge detail, just casually mentioned at the bottom is that 12.8% of buyers are financing at rates above 10%. That’s insane.
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by cwhiz 6y ago
People hit stationary cars all the time. In the UK there are about 9,000 such accidents per year. It’s extremely common. Someone in the US crashed into a stationary car during the time it took for me to write this up. It happens all the tim
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by cwhiz 6y ago
This reminds me of the idea that we could cut traffic if we staggered office hours. In theory it would work but in reality businesses don’t operate that way. I feel fairly confident that the end result of this would just be that everyone ch
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by cwhiz 6y ago
You can ship food. You can’t ship power. Your link doesn’t even come close to answering my direct question.
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by cwhiz 6y ago
What’s the difference between changing the time and changing our schedules?
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by cwhiz 6y ago
Buy new headset vs install other free software.
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by cwhiz 6y ago
With this line of reasoning Epic has a monopoly on the Fortnite store. It’s a really absurd interpretation of competition law.
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by cwhiz 6y ago
I’d like to see a plan, any plan at all, to power northern US cities with renewables. Specifically places like NYC, Boston, and Chicago. In the winter months there is 9 hours of overcast daylight. There isn’t any room to build a solar farm.
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by cwhiz 6y ago
Would this be a news story if autopilot were not engaged and he was simply texting? People drive while distracted all of the time.
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by cwhiz 6y ago
MS certainly got the ball rolling with their anticompetitive behavior. But it was not until Facebook and Google created their spyware empires that it became essentially impossible to create paid content on the internet. Now the entire int
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by cwhiz 6y ago
I don’t think ads are a necessary evil at all. Facebook and Google came along and ruined the market for paid services. Prior to that the market was healthy and operated just fine. If we undo the damage caused by FB and Google we can go back
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by cwhiz 6y ago
Publicity. We're here talking about it because it's supersonic. Same reason Tesla started with the Roadster. Regional jets are boring.
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by cwhiz 6y ago
You know how I know you didn't actually look that up? It's not like this is secret information. https://bfy.tw/Osdd
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by cwhiz 6y ago
They solved it in 1996 by incorporating traffic "officers" into the police force. https://buffalonews.com/news/traffic-brownies-join-nypd/arti...
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by cwhiz 6y ago
Check out the history of NYPD “brownies” and, most recently, the green uniforms. Every time they try to disarm part of the police force, those officers get attacked.
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by cwhiz 6y ago
Then come up with a different slogan? There isn’t any ambiguity in the word “defund.”
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by cwhiz 6y ago
NYC tried unarmed “police” to handle minor moving violations and parking. It was a disaster. People bullied them, assaulted them, and/or ignored them. The sad truth is that people respect police not because of the badge but because of
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Digital app/game distribution.
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The parent was complaining about Apple being a filter on the apps that users can install on their phones. But that type of restriction is basically the industry norm.
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by cwhiz 6y ago
Apple threatened to revoke Epic’s “Apple Developer” account due to repeated violations of the developer policy and agreement. I am sure Apple did it to try and bully Epic into settling.
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by cwhiz 6y ago
Are you talking about the Xbox, PS4, and Nintendo Switch? Oh, the iPhone? Yeah people don’t care. Having Apple vet apps is a benefit, not a curse.
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by cwhiz 6y ago
>If 1 oz. of Gold will buy you a say tailored suit before SHTF, historically it will still buy you that suit after SHTF. This has never really been tested, especially not after we left the gold standard. The utility value of gold has ne
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by cwhiz 6y ago
In this hypothetical SHFT situation where the USD is worthless... what do you imagine the world looks like? Let's say you bought an ounce of gold today for $1,955 and then the US economy craters and the USD is worthless. What are you
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by cwhiz 6y ago
The value of Bitcoin as an investment/security ruins the usefulness of Bitcoin as a currency. If Bitcoin were stable enough to be used as a currency, it would ruin the value of Bitcoin as an investment/security. Personally, I don
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Well, unfortunately, there aren’t any treatments for Covid-19. This is a shot in the dark for people who otherwise might just die.
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by cwhiz 6y ago
There is no risk in blood plasma treatment. The FDA did an analysis of 20,000 patients who received the treatment, out of 70,000 total. If it does not end up helping people it's much ado about nothing. There is no reason for the FDA
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by cwhiz 6y ago
I would expect a child to say “at the dryer.” I think people want this model to be better than it is.
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Search results tailored to your liking? My what an excellent bubble you’ve built for yourself. No wonder you like Google. I bet your panties got in quite a wad reading about people who don’t like the things you do.

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