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by jibe 4y ago
You are correct, but to clarify, you are saying the value declined when adjusted for inflation. The DJIA average sat around 900 the about a decade, with the real value getting eaten away by the high inflation of the time.
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by jibe 4y ago
Yes, there is much more to the story. This is going to be one sided, but this is a faq from the plantiffs with plenty of examples of what the dean was doing; far far beyond just handing out flyers. https://www.lawlion.com/wp
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by jibe 4y ago
Most people who use beach showers have come out of the ocean. Swimming seems like the primary point of transfer of sunscreen from body -> ocean, not the shower.
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by jibe 4y ago
Which MVNO? That's a good value!
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by jibe 4y ago
A lot of people are thinking like you, and far fewer people are studying petroleum engineering (there is also a negative social stigma), which is leading to a shortage. It will probably lead to even better job prospects for at least another
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by jibe 4y ago
You’d think so, but if the charge does end up being fraudulent, and customer charges back, not only are you on the hook for the full charge, plus processing fees, plus a $15 dispute fee/penalty. It is why I also cringe when people char
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by jibe 4y ago
The annoying thing is that the issuer started the problem in the first place. Someone enters a credit card and a bad CVV, Stripe sends it to the bank for validation, it fails, but the bank approves the charge anyway. Now you have an approve
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by jibe 4y ago
You raise an interesting point - Venezuela has an abundance of oil, but also blackouts and a general shortages at the same time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_Venezuelan_blackouts So you need energy but also stabi
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by jibe 4y ago
Get natural gas from Canada and the US. North America can supply Europe. Frack in Germany, supply yourself. You have to choose, is Ukraine worth short term financial pain? The choice is to surrender Ukraine to Russia and take the gas, or su
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by jibe 4y ago
How about not shutting down German nuclear plants, and not buying "clean natural gas from mother russia".
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by jibe 4y ago
There is generally a negative connotation to race to the bottom. The Investopedia definition captures this: The race to the bottom refers to a competitive situation where a company, state, or nation attempts to undercut the competition&#x2
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by jibe 4y ago
Wonder why that's isn't in the nav - to cool down active discussions?
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by jibe 4y ago
It is fine to use criminal sources, but in this case the criminal was a primary party with a self interest. If you can’t disclose that and still wrote the story, it is a warning that you either need additional sources, or don’t publish.
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by jibe 4y ago
"What is the ideal tool for managing children’s access to the internet?" A parent.
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by jibe 4y ago
The US government hasn't been able to resist censorship entirely. Comedians have been arrested for "obscenity". There is a federal law on the books against obscenity, but it has never been used to arrest a comedian. Comedia
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by jibe 4y ago
"There's truly plenty of articles on the subject" But you can't cite a single one? That's pretty suspicious. "It's really not too big of a jump" So in a very long winded way, you are saying you made i
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by jibe 4y ago
It isn't none, it isn't an exhaustive list, and it should be enough to dispel the claim that there was some sort of white house directive to "ban the mention of that word on primetime television". If you have some eviden
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by jibe 4y ago
Top Gun vs Maverick is a good example. Top Gun has a long, steamy, but non-explicit sex scene. Maverick has an extremely short, clothed, mostly implied sex scene.
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by jibe 4y ago
In I, Robot, a scene that showed in the European version did not show in the US version. It was a full body nudity shower scene and the point was to show you how extensive his robotic parts were. They had to find some other means to explai
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by jibe 4y ago
This sounds a little crazy. AIDS was definitely discussed in TV in the 80s. First of all on the news all the time, but in prime time dramas and sitcom as well. CNN documents several examples. https://www.cnn.com/2016/06
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by jibe 4y ago
It's helpful to look at that case in the context of the time, which was pre-New Deal, more federalist, and the Bill of Rights applied narrowly to the Congress. It was about a state (Ohio) having a censorship board, not federal censorsh
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by jibe 4y ago
Blockbuster was silently editing many of their VHS rentals before DVD took over. That's not exactly right. Blockbuster simply had a policy not to carry X-rated films that became a no NC-17 rated films when the rating changed. The vid
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by jibe 4y ago
Check out: https://www.bagbuff.com/ And their Facebook group. It is oriented around starting beginners on making their own packs. They have a good shoulder bag pattern that would be a good place to start if your goal is a m
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by jibe 4y ago
Now? Of course not, it would look stupid. At the time? The Soviets had plenty of advocates on the left.
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by jibe 4y ago
I have the same 1Password / Authy setup, for the same reason. But I have my Authy password in 1Password, so it is kind of an illusion of extra security. I’m strongly considering moving it all into 1Password at this point.
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by jibe 4y ago
planned obsolence out there I don't think it is planned obsolescence, it is just a race to the bottom on price. At $30, an immersion blender can't have metal gears. Most people value cheapness more than quality, so we get cheap
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by jibe 4y ago
The idea that someone lives in a supposedly developed country , has very worrying neurological symptomps and is not seen by a doctor for months is barbaric. That's not what happened? She saw a doctor within a day, and was unfortunate
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by jibe 4y ago
You should try Game Pass. There are always trial deals where you get 3 months for <$10.
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by jibe 4y ago
I think you are missing the unintended consequences of mandating servers stay open if games are purchased. The way to avoid that permanent liability is to just get rid of purchases and force all games into a subscription.
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by jibe 4y ago
They pay full price per game to stream is Stadia's problem, not physics. It technically works very well. They just never even came close to a compelling business model. I use the Xbox streaming all the time, it is works very well. Wha

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