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by gist 9y ago
Hard to believe that Tesla isn't working on something like this.
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by gist 9y ago
Actually they are not. Once a domain is transferred it has a 60 day lock on it and can't be transferred to another registrar. It can only be transferred back to the losing registrar if there is some of accident or other clearly defined
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by gist 9y ago
Not seeing hate speech listed here: https://www.godaddy.com/agreements/showdoc.aspx?pageid=UTOS https://payments.google.com/payments/apis-secure/get_legal_d...
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by gist 9y ago
It still resolves: nslookup DAILYSTORMER.COM Server: 8.8.8.8 Address: 8.8.8.8#53 Non-authoritative answer: Name: DAILYSTORMER.COM Address: 104.25.126.103 Name: DAILYSTORMER.COM Address: 104.25.125.103 And it's not on registrar hold. T
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by gist 9y ago
> Google knows how much money it makes through iPhone Doesn't always even matter. It's branding and advertising for google. Same type of thing as a company spending $5m on Superbowl ads. Idea isn't to ring up sales (or in
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by gist 9y ago
This is a simple one. It's hype, halo and what the press is talking about. Was watching a repeat of the Windows 95 launch last night. The publicity machine was in such high gear people were lining up (as they did for iphone) over shrin
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by gist 9y ago
> but more about giving workers the feeling that they are all rolling up their sleeves together Sure and maybe to show his appreciation he will invite all of them to use some of the great things that he gains or has that they don't
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by gist 9y ago
The halo 'the branding' of the school is very often more powerful than what you actually learn there. Maybe similar to getting an academy award is better than whatever money you might make from getting an academy award (or a nomin
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by gist 9y ago
> Then he'd go back to the process by performing it himself and find the root cause. Right. That is what I am calling out. The fact that he will do this is ludicrous and certainly not anywhere near the best use of his time. We are n
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by gist 9y ago
> and would like to meet every injured person as soon as they are well It's 'caring theater'. He thinks he is the President meeting with people getting the purple heart for service. Such utter bullshit. [1] [2] [1] The fa
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by gist 9y ago
I chuckled at that one as well. [1] You'd be surprised at the number of graduates doing simply ordinary or mediocre things. Not that there is anything wrong with that - not my point. Just that the halo is often the best thing that some
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by gist 9y ago
Bias actually makes for interesting reading and clickbait. That is what it's all about. It's not about being fair and balanced. And actually given that the truth does not matter to the vast majority of people reading Techcrunch (o
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by gist 9y ago
> it needs to be pointed out that this type of journalism is absolutely not neutral And actually is a lazy way to even hoodwink people. The correct way is to show a bias and then use the proverbial 'to be sure' statements but b
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by gist 9y ago
Exactly. And to further your point (in case it's not clear) tenants renting out on airbnb allows landlords to increase rent at the inconvenience of the tenant. So if a landlord allows this and the tenant gets extra income part of that
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by gist 9y ago
> Using AirBNB (or equivalent service) saved me well over $1500 for the trip - we would have needed three hotel rooms but rented a house instead. Travel and entertainment is not one of life's necessities. It doesn't outweigh t
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by gist 9y ago
> For all we know, this detention is completely unrelated to WannaCry. No everyone has already determined 'wow he did a good deed' and 'us law enforcement bad'. The fact is he is linked to this event and a person of i
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by gist 9y ago
Wondering if this document essentially states that a Socks 5 proxy is banned for the same reasons.
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by gist 9y ago
Where this will end up is that Amazon will figure out a way to put these at private residential homes [1] and the property owners will be able to earn extra cash. Won't work in all places or on all types of properties but I can definit
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by gist 9y ago
Maybe not a hack but a clever way for the venue to get the obvious free publicity.
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by gist 9y ago
> If he owns everything free and clear So ok say he owns his house. You still have property taxes (in some places can run from 1 to 4% of property value) upkeep family costs and so on. > and you can live well on $25,000 per year Not w
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by gist 9y ago
> I drive a used hatchback Nissan Versa and live on less than $25k a year Sure as long as your needs remain stable, prices don't rise and most importantly someone else is paying for your healthcare.
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by gist 9y ago
> it's their duty Not at all. No more than a car manufacturer has a 'duty' to explain how a car or a car engine works.
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by gist 9y ago
> while you point to your record of actual accomplishments and proclaim your mediocrity Luck being the missing ingredient.
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by gist 9y ago
Same issue. Another idea would be for GCP to handle export to a physical device and that device would be shipped to a known location (to both GCP and the client) and accessible by either but offline and cold stored. And similar to how pap
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by gist 9y ago
The other issue (as mentioned in the article) is environment. For example I keep some drugs in a backpack that I regularly leave in a hot car. The drugs that were in the Pharmacy probably had near ideal conditions and didn't even move.
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by gist 9y ago
> “Oh, we don’t repair GE anymore. They’re pretty much throwaways now. When they break, you just buy a new one.” Reverse engineering of motive. If it were only that simple. Although this 'business response' could be correct I w
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by gist 9y ago
There is almost certainly nothing legally to prevent them from taking cash. The idea is simply (probably) to get them to say they only take credit cards. Obviously they will take cash if the person only has cash and insists. They post that
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by gist 9y ago
> Well, a simple statement saying "any ISP who abuses net neutrality will have their customers cut off from Google products". No Google search, no YouTube, no Gmail So you are suggesting that they harm their own business intere
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by gist 9y ago
> and their entire operation should be severely scrutinized by ICANN. ICANN does not have 'control' in any substantive way over the ccTld's. https://www.icann.org/resources/pages/cctlds-21-2012-02
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by gist 9y ago
> Why buyer's agents are paid on sale-price-commission is Once again buyer's agents are a large part of the equation. They have to drive around the actual buyers and waste time showing properties with nothing to show for it oft

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