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5y ago
In reality the market isn't a zero sum game. And there isn't a fixed supply of resources. In a crisis scalpers ensure that the customers receive critical goods that may otherwise be unavailable at any price. Not having that option
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5y ago
It is more like buying a signed baseball card. And with NFTs being digital tokens they can't be forged or duplicated, and the original creator can't stop you from transferring to someone else, and they can be transferred to someon
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5y ago
I bike to work with a dell xps 9343 and don't have any more problems with it waking from sleep unexpectedly. powercfg -lastwake and powercfg -waketimers can show what is causing the computer to wake up, and you can disable some of the
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5y ago
Allowing multifamily homes to be built means people that want multifamily homes can have them. The other 98% of the land won't face the same pressure and it can bring down prices for everyone.
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5y ago
>what is the tolerance to social costs that society is willing to bear? Also why would one segment of society have to do something that it doesn't want e.g. not bear risk if they want to? Vaccines are already required to attend scho
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5y ago
Are 1/4" ratchets labeled 6.3mm in the UK?
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The same way the courts decide whether or not someone committed a crime or any other issue. The judge or jury ultimately decides the facts based on what is presented.
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There are several states like Texas where most UTVs/sxs are legal to be driven on public roads. And several other states where they are street legal if you add a kit with turn signals and a horn. In Canada these can be legal at least i
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In many rural areas the police harrassing out of towners is normal
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Apple, Amazon, Google are not going to steal your credit card, identity, bank account info because you could sue them, and because consumer protections agencies would pursue them. The same is not true if you buy a no name tablet with malwar
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A kawasaki mule is pretty comparable to a kei car and you can buy one new
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As you mentioned there is more to it than just addressing affordability. And there is a lot of research showing that it doesn't hurt affordability. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii&#x
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Rent control in San Francisco doesn't apply to single family homes or condos. As the owner you can raise the rent to market rate.
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There is lots of research going the other way too. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S02642... Forty years of rent control: Reexamining New Jersey’s moderate local policies after the
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It doesn't work for you to break in because these are criminals and operate outside the legal system. They will attack you if you break in.
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If they don't actually increase prices for consumers, because they all collectively save money not paying amazon fees it is unlikely to be an antitrust violation
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CPI is showing a 45% increase in used car prices over the last year.
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5y ago
What does it mean specifically if we "stopped relentlessly cataloging and indexing information about every single person on the planet in a way that anyone can search instantaneously", making it illegal to catalogue all of this in
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5y ago
The anti commandeering doctrine, from the 10th amendment is what prohibits the federal government forcing states to implement a mandatory federal ID requirement for things like applying for credit or opening a bank account
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They can file a wage claim like any other employee. In fact employers on the islands are required to hold a bond to prevent this kind of thing in the first place.
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5y ago
You wouldn't pay US tax on the first ~$100k of non US income. With remote work that distinction is important, for instance youtube payments from advertisers for US viewers are US income even if you make the videos outside of the US and
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5y ago
Playing a file without a license is not a copyright violation though
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Is there some feature installing the app gives you over logging in in the browser?
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What is the advantage of installing the app over using your web browser?
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In many states the cashier can face a $500-$1000 fine for selling to someone underage, risking being fired. The company pays a similar or larger fine. With a few of these fines that location can have alcohol sales suspended for 6-12 months.
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5y ago
Wouldn't this risk exist already, as long as it is uploaded to icloud?
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If you are on a windows machine with a numpad, hold alt+ 0234 for lowercase or 0202 for capital. Within the Microsoft office suite you can press ctrl +shift+6, release press e. And there are similar shortcuts. You could also use the charact
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Yep, most up armored Humvee or MRAPs will last less than 10k miles.
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It isnt a given that we will ever get to l5 self driving, or that it is possible without a comprehensive infrastructure overhaul
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The courts being slow to change, respecting precedent is a feature. It should be on congress to change the law and ammend the copyright act
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