dd36

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901.
by dd36 8y ago
All grid topologies. Grids will be rendered obsolete absent forced support.
902.
by dd36 8y ago
The government doesn’t print money.
903.
by dd36 8y ago
Howard Stern is the king of all media.
904.
by dd36 8y ago
So charge the developers for that underwriting service.
905.
by dd36 8y ago
Based on public court records.
906.
by dd36 8y ago
Fair Credit Reporting Act.
907.
by dd36 8y ago
Expert testimony.
908.
by dd36 8y ago
Demand will not recover.
909.
by dd36 8y ago
KYC compliance: A form and proof of identity.
910.
by dd36 8y ago
Intimidation.
911.
by dd36 8y ago
That’s not all climate change is.
912.
by dd36 8y ago
What on earth?!? What about hotel rooms? So AirBnB in UK is dangerous?
913.
by dd36 8y ago
Those are pretty easy to prove in this case. All you’d need to do is find, remove and test the bad dry wall. There’s no way someone installing it could reasonably claim ignorance of its condition.
914.
Google offers email with extra security for journalists, politicians, and you?(marketplace.org)
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915.
by dd36 8y ago
I know some Tucsonans that might be interested.
916.
by dd36 8y ago
Powerful interests have corrupted the legal mechanisms that make markets work efficiently. Here it is bankruptcy. In other markets it is forced arbitration and preventing groups of people from joining together to share legal expenses. Le
917.
by dd36 8y ago
I believe the solution is verification of everyone by mailing address or something then a filter for unverified.
918.
by dd36 8y ago
There was a decade of complaints and more than enough to connect the dots. Looking the other way because you like the results goes to intent. Threatening ones job unless they sign up X many customers for a product is coercion. Sales quotas
919.
by dd36 8y ago
You said the judicial branch enforced laws which is incorrect. The judicial branch cannot bring charges. The police do, which may or may not end up in court. Here it was the banking police.
920.
by dd36 8y ago
Regulators enforce laws too... They are the banking police. JPMorgan has the resources to fight the regulator in court if it’s exceeded its scope. It happens all the time.
921.
by dd36 8y ago
Coercion combined with ignoring customer complaints is the most accurate characterization.
922.
by dd36 8y ago
Those that aren’t don’t criticize their culture? Seems like maybe criticism is a constant.
923.
by dd36 8y ago
Some companies can choose their investors.
924.
by dd36 8y ago
The Reddit redesign has been a turn off.
925.
by dd36 8y ago
I know a lot of trump haters and I don’t know a single person that got angry. Lots of jokes have been made is all. Surely because Trump already uses a short messaging system to promote himself. Edit: I mean he thinks the FBI should be his o
926.
by dd36 8y ago
He regularly vetoes bills that I wouldn’t expect him to. It’s just odd to me is all. A few weeks after it becomes law makes sense for DoJ. A telecom might file for an emergency injunction but the DoJ?
927.
by dd36 8y ago
What if Brown vetoed it?
928.
by dd36 8y ago
Why would DoJ spend time drafting a lawsuit against a law that isn’t yet law? Just seems odd. Why is DoJ sending messages on behalf of telecoms? Doesn’t DoJ have enough on its plate?
929.
by dd36 8y ago
So was this lawsuit prepared by a lobbyist’s law firm? How on earth would DoJ be ready this quickly?
930.
by dd36 8y ago
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