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If you have one billion dollars and find a $100 million opportunity, you have an ROI of 10%. If you have one hundred billion dollars and find a $100 million opportunity, you have an ROI of 0.1%. He needs to search for very large opportuni
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I believe it can be found at https://www.fincen.gov/financial_institutions/msb/msbstatese... .
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First Enforcement for Violations of the Better Online Ticket Sales (Bots) Act(justice.gov)
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https://github.com/sponsors Github launched Github Sponsors in 2019. It does basically everything you described aside from the "thanks" part.
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Perhaps it is referring to w3schools which produces web development tutorial that many find low-quality or spammy.
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https://www.justice.gov/usao-edva/pr/eight-defendants-charge... https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2019/12/16/men-plead... https://torrentfreak.com/movie-p
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Subscribe to high impact factor journals in various fields (Nature, Nature Reviews ____, Journal of Finance, etc) and try to understand everything you can.
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A Tale of Static Devirtualization Vol. I: The Lift(0xnobody.github.io)
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Maybe not every day but the list is periodically updated and if you reset your Chrome profile or delete the apps data directory it probably will.
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The list of malicious sites is probably the safebrowsing block list in Google chrome. gvt1.com is a Google site used to download various Chrome related assets. Marktext uses Electron so it is automatically downloading these. EDIT: After d
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Not the original commenter but my guess is that it is some kind of fine-grained CPU fingerprinting. Something like: http://s3.eurecom.fr/docs/ccs18_iskander.pdf
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The problem is that sites that really had no business being "web apps" have turned into these monstrosities. The new Reddit and Youtube are great examples of this. The old versions worked just fine, but for some reason they were
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I found this odd too. Most of the largest wholesalers have microscopically thin margins (i.e., they're not making much from you), whereas grocery stores tend to be a lot higher. I'm not an expert in the food distribution busines
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Apple's “benign dictatorship” of the App Store leaves users the dark (2012)(arstechnica.com)
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Making a Fortune by Wagering That Drug Prices Tend to Rise (2005)(nytimes.com)
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I recently was working on the same thing ( https://github.com/chris124567/puppeteer-bypassing-bot-detec... ). The existing solutions (like the headless-cat-n-mouse repo) seemed to be pretty incomplete and easily detecte
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1964 New York World's Fair(en.wikipedia.org)
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Fido (Dog)(en.wikipedia.org)
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As a highschooler, sites like Calligraphr and this advice have been a blessing in circumventing arbitrary "you must handwrite this" requirements for assignments.
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Why IE5/Mac Matters (2000)(alistapart.com)
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Analysis of a Commercial Browser Fingerprinting Service(chris124567.github.io)
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Many VPS providers are offering similar terms. DigitalOcean has its Write for DOnations program ( https://www.digitalocean.com/community/pages/write-for-digit... ) which pays $300 for a new tutorial, for instance.
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Understanding Distil Networks Anti-Bot Code(chris124567.github.io)
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The Tanenbaum-Torvalds Debate (1992)(oreilly.com)
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Gigablast – An Alternative Web Search Engine(gigablast.com)
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