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by explain 2y ago
Fantastic news.
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by explain 2y ago
Maybe, for the first time ever. Though historically when Spotify has come close to making a profit, record labels see it as an opportunity to demand more or pull out.
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by explain 2y ago
Spotify pays 70% of their revenue to music rights holders.
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by explain 2y ago
Spotify pays 70% of revenue to music rights holders. They aren't profitable.
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by explain 2y ago
It would only be possible to collect the money if he has it, which he doesn't. It may be $7 million in total value, but I believe the actual money was $1.75M. The other $5M would be uncollectible debt being forgiven.
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by explain 2y ago
Need to adjust relative to their revenue
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by explain 2y ago
Context for those who aren't up to date. InfoWars does tens of millions in revenue per year, but is nothing without Alex Jones. A Jones-friendly bid was made for $3.5M, while Onion bidded $1.75M. Onion won the 'auction' (wher
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by explain 2y ago
And per ToS, accounts cannot be sold. A company can be sold including its assets (its X account), but not a personal account - which Jones' account is. @InfoWars and @AlexJones are different issues entirely.
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by explain 2y ago
> Fineman's costar Bowen Yang revealed over the summer that an unnamed host made multiple cast members cry because he "hated" their ideas. > Fineman said Musk made her "burst into tears" after she "stayed
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by explain 2y ago
£50 now.
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by explain 2y ago
Running the 800th most popular website in the world (25-50M pageviews per day) on a 1GB VPS (Spring Boot, MariaDB, Redis) Very possible.
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by explain 2y ago
>Elon Musk has taken over another popular X handle > The @America handle was once dormant. But on Saturday, as Musk appeared at a Trump rally in Pennsylvania, the account started tweeting pro-Trump/anti-Harris statements.
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by explain 2y ago
Petulant.
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by explain 2y ago
Not the place to be using AI
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by explain 2y ago
Then I would consider Google's apps to be malware.
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by explain 2y ago
Yeah, all of whom have their names in their usernames or their profiles.
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by explain 2y ago
Full quote: > Once Tesla fully solves autonomy and has Optimus in volume production, anyone still holding a short position will be obliterated. Even Gates.
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by explain 2y ago
Days? 3 years
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by explain 2y ago
Fantastic news. They should not have pirated so many books during COVID. The economics of local and physical loaning don't translate to online, which is global and instant.
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by explain 2y ago
old
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by explain 2y ago
No, be better parents.
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by explain 2y ago
Step 2: have another one of your accounts answer this question offering a solution to this totally legitimate query of yours.
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by explain 2y ago
Sure, lol
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by explain 2y ago
> And the worst part? they get to take a significant cut from the creator's income! Seriously?! Yet the service which is writing this, costs $245/month + $1.99/month for each subscriber? More expensive than the alternative
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by explain 2y ago
Everyone hates every change. Doesn't it get tiring hearing every few months about how [placeholder] service is finished because of a new design? They will get over it.
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by explain 2y ago
Users made it up*
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by explain 3y ago
Maybe, but Throne at least does a better job of obscuring it. A quick look at Throne shows no link to sex workers (their entire Twitter following is Twitch streamers), while OP's service follows exclusively "brats", "dom
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by explain 3y ago
I'd bet a lot of your users are OnlyFans girls or similar, unlike your competitors. That would be a problem out of Stripe's control and public pressure won't solve that. Just go straight for a payment provider which is set up
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by explain 3y ago
They serve programmatic ads like anyone else. That's all this means.
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by explain 3y ago
ONLY "for purposes of providing the services to you." > You hereby grant to Vultr a non-exclusive, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free, fully paid-up, worldwide license (including the right to sublicense through multiple tiers

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