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I feel like this could backfire from a marketing perspective. Imagine an airline integrating pilot-less flights, then a competitor starts using the slogan "We use real pilots, because we care more about your safety than increasing prof
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The hard sell here will be convincing passengers it's safe enough. Not sure if I'd be willing to fly on a pilot-less flight even if the airline passed the cost savings onto me.
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A similar mind-blown moment for me was reading about foreign intelligence agencies listening for radio frequencies emitted by typewriter keys. They were able to map specific frequencies to specific letters, and could reconstruct most outgoi
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> The ACCC considers that consumers effectively pay for Google’s services with their data, so this change introduced by Google increased the “price” of Google’s services It's interesting to think about a privacy policy tweak as a
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What happens when mom & pop are storing your name and credit card # in plain text and then your identity gets stolen and credit ruined? Should we still be "charitable" to them and their d-bag nephew?
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But what about the companies making millions in profit each year that are carelessly exposing sensitive data because they don't want to spend a little more on quality IT work? No one wants to see their local pizza shop lose their pizza
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If a business or org is careless enough to leave their data exposed, they deserve to be punished like this. I'd rather have my sensitive data deleted by hackers than exposed by hackers.
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Why do you say we're entering the greatest wealth redistribution? Are you saying corona triggered something new or that it was already in progress?
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The only thing that can really explain this is an elaborate form of price fixing between universities. If one university announced they were slashing "online-only" tuition costs, others would probably be forced to follow suit. It
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Are there any schools that are opening their online material to the public? What a great opportunity to spread knowledge. With all this "defunding" talk, it's probably a good time to reassess how much taxpayer money goes to u
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Completely agree, especially in tech. Except most companies will only give a 3-5% raise even if you're amazing. It only makes sense to hire an employee if they create more value than they cost, or if they reduce more expenses than they
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The one thing about Costco that's annoying is how they double check your receipt on the way out and kind-of make you feel like a criminal that can't be trusted.
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> would ideally produce graduates imbued with a sense of government duty. I'm not sure this is the best selling point to attract a young & diverse student body, given current world events.
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Details are more grim than the title...the judge's husband and son were shot by a gunman dressed as a FedEx driver. Son died, husband is in critical condition.
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> UFO also claimed its logs were kept for traffic-performance monitoring only When your product's sole purpose is to provide privacy, there's no excuse in the world good enough to knowingly retain logs like this. There needs
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Don't expect any help from the govt fixing this, it's a win/win from their perspective. No coins means more businesses forcing credit/debit use. More credit/debit use means it's harder to hide cash transactions
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> the airline said it planned to have its pilots temporarily assume flight attendants' roles Excuse me captain can you top off my orange soda and fetch me a bag of peanuts?....this isn't what their pilots signed up for, expec
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This one involved strategic executive shuffling, secretive organization policy changes, shell companies, and over a billion dollars initial investment. They were probably right in the middle of it. Especially considering the thing they were
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https://medium.com/savedotorg/whos-going-to-run-org-in-a-wor... ?
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Interesting fact: The three largest investors in Ethos Capital are the investment vehicles of three families of billionaires: the Romneys, the Perots and the Johnsons.
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> the reports of ICUs nearing or hitting capacity due to covid cases This is the key takeaway here. You're taking the "reports" fed to you at face-value when you don't have all the relevant information. If 10% of be
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The media is trying to make it seem much grimmer than it actually is since it's an election year. I don't really know why, but they push the virus dialogue every election season. This election year it's the coronavirus, last
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My wife is a nurse at a large hospital (in the northeast) and as of the other day they were down to 1 covid patient. She's seeing nurses actually get laid off because the hospitals initially planned for a large influx of covid patients
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And did the guy really think he wouldn't be recognized just bc of the mask? Obviously detectives are going to have co-workers look over surveillance videos...they'd probably be able to identify the "man in the suit" pret
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There are cameras everywhere nowadays. I don't understand how someone thinks they can realistically get away with something like this, especially in the middle of NYC in broad daylight.
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Because the unemployment % number isn't calculated in a way that represents the real-world unemployment situation.
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This is wrong in two major aspects: 1) The current real estate surge isn't related to coronavirus itself, it's related to pent up demand caused by coronavirus lockdowns. 2) People aren't moving to suburbs because they'r
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Hopefully the make them look indistinguishable from normal glasses. I'm not gonna walk around in public looking like I have a video camera strapped to my forehead.
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You have it backwards. News content is now being reported directly via Twitter, because the newsrooms and journalists have proven they can't be trusted. They were never "defunded", their customers left because the product is
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6y ago
If you honestly think it's as simple as that, risk your own money then donate any gains to those causes.
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