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by ganitarashid 7y ago
Uber doesn't need to be profitable, they just need to survive until their investors can cash out
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
Having new “one-time” charges every quarter means those are not one-time charges. They’re part of the business, which means the business doesn’t work. One of Ubers biggest problems is that they have zero brand loyalty. For a company that se
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
Thank you Edward Snowden
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
It’ll be their only choice
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
It's not an employee's role to determine with whom the employer does business. The employee is always free to switch to a different employer if they can't support the work.
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
Great, now google just has to re-enable adblockers and chrome will be usable again
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
It’s embarrassing that something as vital as the military is running on Windows. Boggles the mind
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
Yep I love Airbnb as a much better alternative to hotels
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
Weird, my Airbnb experiences have almost all been awesome. So much better than hotels in my opinion
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
It’s pretty obvious that the answer is yes
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
Just link to: http://www.google.com/search?q=wireguard+donate Problem solved.
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
Like the other comment says, this does not work, unfortunately. It’s supposed to work but it does not, and I’ve easily verified this.
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
I’ve never figured out how to force Apple Mail to download ALL attachments. How do I do this? In my experience it never downloads ALL of them and when you’re offline and click on a very old message it will not have the attachment unless you
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
That is hilarious. Best description yet that I’ve heard of the WeWork vibe
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
Freedom is always more important than money. Shame on these greedy companies
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
I guess he’s lucky that the password wasn’t anything embarrassing. What if the password had been “I love sex” or something?
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
> The article goes on and on but says nothing insightful. Every NewYorker article basically.
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
Anti growth is actually pro people
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
That’s true, good point. Then the prices of suburbs and new developments should be raised so high that they’re not worth building or moving to.
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
I don’t think anything would have to be enforced. Look at San Francisco or NYC. Most people wouldn’t want to have a family of 3 kids there because it’s too expensive.
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
Not really. Housing should be more expensive than is is now, both in cities as well as in suburbs. We don’t want growth, we want less growth. High prices will slow growth which is a good thing for the environment.
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
There will always be more people. There is only one environment.
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
This is a huge step back for the environment. People who are not familiar with construction and development don’t know just how much waste and garbage and pollution is generated by real estate development.
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
In a way europeans are reaping what they sowed
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
Because you can’t walk on three legs
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
In other words, these politicians are unelectable
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
An old business model that is not a tech company, propped up by hype.
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
Brex is starting to sound like WeWork
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
There is already talk of fraud in mainstream publications: http://nymag.com/intelligencer/2019/10/marketing-expert-scot...
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by ganitarashid 7y ago
Whether there was deception and therefore fraud will likely be determined in a court of law, by a jury.

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