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dd36
7y ago
I think demand for fossil fuel free holdings is more of a risk reduction strategy greenwashed as something more.
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7y ago
How is that bad? Cohen claimed and still claims that. He even did so under oath. Something to the effect of, “he says it without saying it but I knew what he meant.” Not really any other reason for Cohen to lie to Congress than to help Trum
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7y ago
Examples in the US beyond terrorists or terrorist sympathizers? The rules of a platform tend to be transparent.
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7y ago
And what are those few exercises?
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7y ago
There’s a $300 treatment on the way: https://www.dndi.org/2018/media-centre/press-releases/new-af...
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7y ago
Cold medicine as art?
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dd36
7y ago
I’m intrigued by your idea of alternative compensation. Care to expand? Are you thinking like bonuses for growth? Deferred bonuses?
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dd36
7y ago
Intuit Quickooks is same way. Hasn’t substantively changed in 20 years but they stop you from importing new data if you don’t update to latest every 3 years. They need some real competition.
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7y ago
Or they claim no logs in court cases while making them anyways. Thereby creating cover.
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dd36
7y ago
Great question.
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dd36
7y ago
Agree. People that have no ethics or integrity tend to always revert to mean. People that I know that sell harmful products seem to have an uncanny ability to find ever more harmful ways of profiting.
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7y ago
Does a spy ever really become a former spy? From the outside, this reads as destroying PIA by providing user data to intelligence community, at a minimum. Perhaps even a play to get historical data.
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7y ago
Self-dealing?
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7y ago
That seems to be the new corporate PR move.
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7y ago
I used draw.io for a wiring diagram for my solar permit, as well as for a site plan for a fence permit. Works great! Love it!
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dd36
7y ago
Tesla is building a product. Automated dispatch is not protectable.
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dd36
7y ago
Subterranean termites.
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7y ago
Anecdata: my back spasms stopped after I started a daily multi-vitamin.
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7y ago
That wouldn’t account for demand.
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dd36
7y ago
And lax regulatory enforcement.
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dd36
7y ago
Style is subjective. Everywhere else it under performs a Model S and costs twice as much.
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dd36
7y ago
The Porsche Taycan is not superior on any metric. Also, they just turned a profit. Did you write this comment before they reported?
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dd36
7y ago
Uh... examples from 50 years ago is not what I was picturing.
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dd36
7y ago
Examples of partisan politics by IC?
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7y ago
If it’s holding real assets, the value is in the assets. Overpaying someone that cobbled them together is pretty ridiculous. I expect investor lawsuits.
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dd36
7y ago
Yeah, my bad. I don’t have a strong position either way. It just is a very good way to illustrate the hypocrisy of holding one position but not the other.
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7y ago
The idea would be to equate the two to get rid of voter registration. Really, it’s to demonstrate the absurdity of both positions.
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7y ago
That’s actually a good argument for registering guns. I have to register for my voting rights, you have to register for your gun rights.
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dd36
7y ago
Huh? You’re highly unlikely to go to zero making trades.
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dd36
7y ago
Why are they wrong?
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