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by frombody 5y ago
I would be fine with this feature if it were opt-in (perhaps on install), and clearly explained.
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by frombody 5y ago
The consumer's choice isn't always buying the monthly plan vs. yearly. It can also be yearly plan vs. nothing. You're trying too hard to extrapolate information from a single data point. You seem to be focusing on the yearly
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by frombody 5y ago
I am another person that also avoids all monthly payments. Even yearly payments I always disable any recurring fees immediately after sign-up. I will decide when money comes out of my bank account, how much I am willing to pay, and whether
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by frombody 5y ago
Try talking to your Amazon delivery drivers. I've yet to meet a single one that has anything positive to say about the company.
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by frombody 5y ago
Reminds me of how the future population is structured in the book Brave New World https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_State_in_Brave_New_World...
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by frombody 5y ago
I believe in Hong Kong it's 12 years for criminal charges and 6 years for civil charges.
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by frombody 5y ago
Of course it was worth a dollar before it went to facebook, the problem was they didn't plan how they were going to charge people. They only charged some users, not everyone, because they couldn't figure out how to do it.. and who
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by frombody 5y ago
To your first point: https://www.coindesk.com/signal-founder-may-have-been-more-t... The thing that gets me the most though is not what they are doing, it's the way they are going about it. The leader of a privacy focu
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by frombody 5y ago
They attempted to force people to pay $1/yr. but that backfired hard because they couldn't figure out how to do the rollout, offered nothing in return, and suffered the backlash of their mismanagement. Even just giving paid users
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by frombody 5y ago
No need to be so harsh. I read their comment as a simple suggestion to the author to introduce the topic before discussing it.
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by frombody 5y ago
I always thought coded signs that also emit some sort of signal to match would make the most sense .. and some sort of consortium to set standards. Then you could zone off areas that are designated safe for self-driving, among other things.
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by frombody 5y ago
FYI - This is literally no different than the current state of affairs. https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/306346-researchers-tape-...
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by frombody 5y ago
What looks like a planned explosion just happend (front page NYT) So it does appear to be someone at the facility.
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by frombody 5y ago
This is the same reason people play the lottery. If money is all you are passionate about you are going to have a very hard time. The people that succeed as entrepreneurs are passionate about what they are doing regardless of whether they s
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by frombody 5y ago
If I were collecting a large amount of data, I would most likely store it in a database.
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by frombody 5y ago
Exactly! It isn't about cryptocurrency at all. It's about trust. The relationship between mobilecoin and signal isn't even clear as far as I can tell. You're just asked to look at an obvious cash grab and be willing to
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by frombody 6y ago
I think the more pertinent question is how much of a stake Signal has in MobileCoin and why the details of this relationship are not being disclosed. MobileCoin isn't even on the list of cryptocurrencies you can make a donation in.. wh
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by frombody 6y ago
Amazing Saudi Arabia can see the danger, ban this, then set up shop in another desert (in the US) and get away with paying only $100k/yr for as much water as they want to use. All for cow food.
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by frombody 6y ago
Meraki?
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by frombody 6y ago
this statement is extremely subjective
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by frombody 6y ago
www.reddit.com It's a website like this one, but you'll find more similar conversation to what you are looking for there.
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by frombody 6y ago
Sure, arguably re-education camps are worse than factories where young teenagers fingers are bleeding to make you a $4 shirt that won't last a year.. but it doesn't justify supporting the latter.
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by frombody 6y ago
I've noticed this trend on reddit a lot. Essentially creating a strawman argument that says "the symptom is not the problem, the problem is the problem" Everyone ends up upvoting them because they're not technically wron
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by frombody 6y ago
Yes, which also means more customers. You need to include an argument about why you think telecom systems can't scale.
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by frombody 6y ago
They built a brand on the backs of replacement workers that are not valuable to the company. Rather than employ people by giving them a living wage and respect, this has been replaced with poverty wages and shackles to prevent retaliation.
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by frombody 6y ago
> It's mind boggling that this would happen at one of the most regulated exchanges in the world. I think you're misinterpreting what you are reading. This is not coinbase doing anything, this is an employee taking action on th
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by frombody 6y ago
You might be underestimating how taxing exercise is on the body and if you're doing this after work, it's natural to need recover time, not using your body, even if most of the work is mental. See if you can shift your workouts to
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by frombody 6y ago
Press and hold the space key and you can navigate text with your finger.
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by frombody 6y ago
Or perhaps they are seeing an increase in abuse. Personally I know of very few people that don't share Netflix with others. It doesn't make financial sense to allow everyone to shoplift your product, especially for something that
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by frombody 6y ago
This is exactly why The Richest Man in Babylon has been a best seller for 100 years. A handful of core rules presented as friendly parables.

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