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by fckgw 4y ago
How is charging for a website that is currently free going to increase total users? It makes no sense.
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by fckgw 4y ago
It's been a feature for a long time. For some reason it was removed today and now Elon has "reintroduced" it as a new feature? https://www.theverge.com/2022/11/1/23434502/twitter-blue-ad-..
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by fckgw 4y ago
I disagree with your assertion that Twitter is a public utility then. There's plenty of ways to communication with other people on the internet. Twitter has less daily active users than Pinterest, if you want to shout out your opinion
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by fckgw 4y ago
Not sure what there is to discuss? I wholly disagree with your idea. There's plenty of other social network sites that have a similar moderation policy and they are overrun by people who wish to turn it into a platform to spread hate.
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by fckgw 4y ago
Sounds like a great way to foster a community filled with racist, unwelcoming, and generally toxic but perfectly legal content. Just like every other "free speech" platform devolves into.
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by fckgw 4y ago
Cars last longer than ever. 50 years ago the average lifetime of a car was around 100k miles and now it's more than double that. We have more complexity in the creature comforts like A/C systems, but cars are, on the whole, way be
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by fckgw 4y ago
We know way more about the moon than we do the ocean. Most if not all of the moon not on the dark side is fully mapped.
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by fckgw 4y ago
I've done tuition reimbursement programs at two jobs (One for bachelors, one for Masters). The businesses have two benefits to offering these programs: 1) The amount paid is a benefit to the employee but is not subject to payroll taxes
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by fckgw 4y ago
They are absolutely not streaming the data to Tesla in real-time. They are storing some data on-board to retrieve later which makes it convenient for them to deflect blame in crashes.
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by fckgw 4y ago
TV Guide is (and always has been) a general TV entertainment website. It still generates a lot of content.
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by fckgw 4y ago
I often think about the pickle story about how Wal-Mart can bully companies and their quest for always low prices have ripple effects. https://www.barnesandnoble.com/readouts/the-wal-mart-effect-...
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by fckgw 4y ago
Home sales have been falling for several months in all the major US metros though. We won't see 2008 again but prices will be coming back down to earth from their pandemic rocket ride. https://www.nar.realtor/blogs&#x2F
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by fckgw 4y ago
A $1 stable coin being worth 99 cents is a depeg, and it was at that price for nearly a month after Luna/Terra collapse.
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by fckgw 4y ago
Online casinos are, in fact, regulated. Also why does this "children" thing keep coming up? Casinos don't want children to play their games, they don't even have money to spend!
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by fckgw 4y ago
USDT experienced it's longest de-pegging event ever during the Luna collapse. It didn't drop as low as previous events but it went on a long time.
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by fckgw 4y ago
The casinos do not set the odds on the games, the game providers do. You can play the same games across many online casinos, much like how you can play the same slots across many Vegas casinos. They cannot adjust odds of the slots, that&#x2
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by fckgw 4y ago
It would be like 50% thicker, it's not an insignificant size difference.
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by fckgw 4y ago
None, that's how I survived them ;) I worked in an industry that's highly cyclical and had major consolidation over the last decade (HDD/SSD storage). We bought several companies and they would do layoffs roughly every 18 mon
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by fckgw 4y ago
Some of this is because of the WARN Act in California [0], which requires 60-day notice before any mass layoff. Employers can also fulfill the requirements of this mandate by letting employees go now but having their actual termination date
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by fckgw 4y ago
California already has a law on the books that salary ranges must be provided "upon request". This would just make it more upfront, similar to Colorado's law. https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/code
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by fckgw 4y ago
>I wonder how a complete industry just assumed that touchscreens are somewhat better just because their widespread in smartphones. When the requirement for backup cameras mandated a screen in the car the automakers responded by utilizing
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by fckgw 4y ago
So just unsubscribe from the mailing list then? Why are you setting up these custom filters instead of just clicking the link and opting out?
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by fckgw 4y ago
There are, in fact, a very wide range of options between "have the British steal it" and "destroy it".
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by fckgw 4y ago
Citi and Capital One have done this for a decade now https://www.cardbenefits.citi.com/Products/Virtual-Account-N... https://www.capitalone.com/digital/eno/virtual-card-numbers/
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by fckgw 4y ago
This issue does not affect push-button models. Just ones with keys. The Hyundai Ioniq is a push-button vehicle.
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by fckgw 4y ago
Even more direct :) https://www.cockroachlabs.com/pdf/2022-cloud-report-cockroac...
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by fckgw 4y ago
And what's the bias of the website with "Tesla" in it's name?
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by fckgw 4y ago
To not die?
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by fckgw 4y ago
Parallels in operating in a legal gray area and using Insider builds of Windows on ARM that are not licensed for M1 hardware. There is currently no legal way, from a licensing standpoint, to have an ARM build running on a device that Micros
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by fckgw 4y ago
I think it's more that Amazon's prices have come up on the type of stuff that's sold in stores where they aren't the price leader anymore, if they ever were. I've bought more from Best Buy in the past few years than

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