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Thank you. This is actually first comment that explains whats going on. Now since my understanding is that this is something relatively new (in terms of volume pumped in) can someone explains WHY this is happening? Why banks need to dip bel
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Aramco’s Failed IPO Went Pretty Well
(bloomberg.com)
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Without going into details of my case and even what type of law it was related to, here is my eight years wasted forever and $240,000 dumped on expensive lawyers that got nowhere: never find lawyer in yellow pages or by referal from friends
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Withdrew $1,500 from Bank of Millenium ATM using contactless card and BLIK in Europe. If by Cap we define I could not withdrew it all then that's correct.
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Its on par with banking. On my trip to Europe in 2009 major cards were contacless cards (VISA). Just when I got my USA Visa chip card year ago I visit Europe again and most merchants were concerned why I still have a chip (“it wont work you
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The idea about private browsing is silly to me frankly. Sure DuckDuckGo can be more "private" than Google on its face, but unless they are incorporated deep in Switzerland and dev/null all traffic from a US-based IPs, they ar
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Posthumous Leonard Cohen album offers final waltz
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Amazon Sues over Loss of Pentagon Cloud Deal to Microsoft
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You never been truly loved by a spouse?
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Recently Vimeo became a number one house for me in terms of videos. Its constant ads that you cannot stop or skip that least somewhat of 45 seconds (!) steers me away from YouTube. And quality on Vimeo never disappoints, I mean has there ev
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Echo Auto – Add Alexa to Your Car
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How hard is it to write your own OS ? Based on experience of Gates and Torvals, I think someone will eventually write an owesome Operating System that will be beautiful abd flashy yet yseful and wont steal user data to make extra money.
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Matroyoshka Diamond
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> That's not going to end well for them. Define what you mean? Like users will stop using it or advertisers stop advertising? Facebook IS already banning some categories of ads that could normally upset you - for example you cannot
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Amazon, Alphabet and Uber Drones Are Coming
(wsj.com)
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Quantum leap in computing as scientists claim 'supremacy'
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Duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21295652
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Google affiliate begins drone deliveries in Virginia town
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Technically that would fall under action-based email aka Transaction email. Postmarkapp has good explanation [1] It means user triggered some action, like recently signed up or message you so you receive notification of new message awaiting
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Its a little bit different tho; I personally reported few ads that claims were definitely untrue and were easy to debunk which I did when reporting to FB. They took these down within 5 days or so. Here you have situation in which Facebook b
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No particular use case. I think its one of these things when they first built machine then all of sudden bunch of different uses case are found.
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Was actually pretty good read. How far are we from 128-bit architecture ?
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Thanks for always looking up for HN site to keep its sanity. Could you reactivate my voting right please?
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This feature in many ways reminds me of shadowvoting on HN
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If its proven then its obviously criminal in its nature as it clearly a scam to enrich owners. If FTC prevails, does anyone have any idea what sort of consequences are we looking at? Company? Owners?
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Boston Dynamics: Spot
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Not the fear monger, but if Trump is allowed to finish his plan on maximum deregulation, USA will become #1 by emissions in less than 10 years. This does not frighten me on its own - each new President deregulate more here, while put new re
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U.S. trade regulators approve some Apple tariff exemptions
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... which has absolutely nothing to do with going IPO, since they would cash out/in and get access to stockholders money at the exact day of their IPO, not "next year or two". If you do not need to raise money there are limit
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Still prefer how Pixel 3 photos look like on the phone that was released a year ago [1]. Interestingly I recall my first Android to be Samsung i977 some 9 years ago and photos were more vivid than iPhone X. However Pixel comes with unlimite
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