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by jjwhitaker 7y ago
One dilemma is the tariff is more a tax on imports, paid by consumers ie citizens. It complicates trade form China and may convince suppliers or buyers to purchase goods from an alternative source, if available, but has major up front costs
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by jjwhitaker 7y ago
These are two analogous issues by major world powers that don't validate each other and can both be addressed. This is a great perspective on a different issue but doesn't pose solutions, thoughts, or further information on the is
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by jjwhitaker 7y ago
KBB is still in use. NADA Guides is often referred to before BB, in my experience, but is pretty close to KBB values.
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by jjwhitaker 7y ago
They are actively resisting scientific data, analysis, and research that overwhelmingly supports vaccines. They may not be stupid, but they are acting like it by putting their beliefs and bias over fact. I'll stick with actively malici
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by jjwhitaker 7y ago
This sort of happens with Ubuntu installs on HP laptops, at least in my experience. The default brightness is 0 so you can install Ubuntu, restart to log in, and the screen will come up black. External displays work fine, caps lock toggles
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by jjwhitaker 7y ago
Robocalls need a binding regulatory or legal prevention. But, could technology fix spoofing numbers? Would some variation of private/public key or authentication work? For example, if each number and the device/SIM or IP it is reg
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by jjwhitaker 7y ago
After the 2017 tax bill this was bound to happen. consolidating stocks allows greater control over the corporation by the high % owners, minimizes activist investors, reduces accountability, and further funnels profit to the top. Whatever t