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hndamien
7y ago
When somebody from free needs support, wouldn't that be a good time to "Upgrade for support or reach us on Twitter"
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hndamien
7y ago
In fact less people may help in some cases.
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hndamien
7y ago
Not if they are a professional juggler.
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hndamien
7y ago
How do they get $20bn and acknowledge that Tesla will have the winners market share (while Tesla has a market cap of $45bn and does all the other things.)
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hndamien
7y ago
This is why I hate group work.
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hndamien
7y ago
Fair.
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hndamien
7y ago
People will use it differently. If you use it to tune out noise, nobody will bother to check in yours. If you use it to quell rational dissent, then it will be the go to place for the juice.
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hndamien
7y ago
Sorry, Intrabank.
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hndamien
7y ago
Australia. Yes, there was a line. It was lodged as a fraud reversal charge due to them having another customer account hacked. Payment was made for a sale and cleared from that account. Since it was interbank, they decided to help themselve
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hndamien
7y ago
Expensive?
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hndamien
7y ago
I had money stolen from my account on a bankers whim.Wasn't enough to go to court over, but it was a significant amount.
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hndamien
7y ago
Thanks for providing insults rather than enlightenment.
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hndamien
7y ago
Or buy Bitcoin.
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hndamien
7y ago
Money can also be transferable equity.
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hndamien
7y ago
So we agree that they delivered it.
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hndamien
7y ago
You appear to be quite accepting of misinformation. Nobody promised a $30k electric car. It was $35k and they delivered it.
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hndamien
7y ago
This is very true! The words "it's a scam" is always fun for a kid to learn and repeat.
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7y ago
I just realised I am in a private prison.
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hndamien
7y ago
I rarely charge in my garage because my power outlet is technically commons. It would be nice to have a fully charged car every day, but it is hardly a hinderance. Superchargers are fast, and shopping malls have them.
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7y ago
If the rumours are true Apple tried.
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7y ago
The authority coming from the Nobel name, which the money is co-opting. "The interest is to be divided into five equal parts and distributed as follows: one part to the person who made the most important discovery or invention in the f
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hndamien
7y ago
The entire intention of the mentioning of the "Nobel winning Economist" is to convey an authority that doesn't exist. I feel anybody relying on this should also have it pointed out that such implied authority is false.
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hndamien
7y ago
For the down voters, it is "The Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel". It is distinctly not a Nobel prize. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nobel_Memorial_Prize_in_Econom...
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hndamien
7y ago
There is no Economics Nobel prize.
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hndamien
7y ago
The "repeatedly lied to the American people about privacy," is a little rich coming from the Government in light of the Snowden revelations.
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7y ago
Why is there no supply side software for Uber drivers like in ad tech?
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7y ago
It doesn't help that automotive latency for touch screens is incredibly bad. It it had smartphone level response maybe it would be a better starting point for comparison. I'd love to see something like this, even in a Tesla. http
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7y ago
Bitcoin is what information warfare looks like.
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7y ago
Why is this desirable?
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hndamien
7y ago
Grammar Nazi: One who uses refined vocabulary, correct grammar, constantly finds themselves correcting grammar and spelling (in forums, chatrooms, tumblr, YouTube, etc.) Language change denier: As above, sans "Nazi" reference.
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