joering2

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by joering2 8y ago
That's MO of all large corporation. Take Monsato for example - beautiful website full of happy parents with smiling children and message: "we love you and food quality is important". Behind the scenes: bankrupt farmers by spr
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by joering2 8y ago
Absolutely. Next thing we know they stop selling books only and turn themselves into a cloud-services giant :|
813.
by joering2 8y ago
$450 for 1TB. Who else other than spies moving large volumes of data in as tiny item as possible, is going to buy them?
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by joering2 8y ago
Whats the purpose? Most judges will understand what warrant canary is, and can simply ask them to continue signing it. Judge has the power to gag you, or force you to sign or continue doing something. Its very common in multi-scheme crimes
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Facebook restores Russia-linked pages(cnn.com)
1 points by joering2 8y ago|0 comments
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by joering2 8y ago
Netflix blocks majority of VPN but in contrast Spectrum/Brighthouse is in long-term fight with Sling Tv and they block them unless you use VPN. So you win some you lose some. ExpressVPN has been great to me and I continue to fail findi
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by joering2 8y ago
Oh I see thanks. So they only break law once get punished and never break it again. Because 0.000000005% of their revenue will teach them a lesson.
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by joering2 8y ago
Serious question: what do people expect will come up from all these lawsuits? AFAIK Facebook has been sued over and over again since almost the beginning. None of these suits are criminal in nature so noone will go to jail. Even with billio
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by joering2 8y ago
Your product looks great, is related to OP, and your post clearly indicates you are advertising. Good old Hacker News from circa 5-6 years ago would applaud you. Today?? Shame on all those who voted you down.
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by joering2 8y ago
Devil’s advocate here: tens of thausands of deaths in car accidents on roads all over the world - shame on Toyota, Ford, BMW and everyone else allowing people to use 5,000 pound of metal to kill each other. We should just stick to horse rid
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by joering2 8y ago
Abusive managers... after all the years I need to thanked them because they forced me to start my own company. My "favorite" was a CTO that I worked for in NYC.. horrible human being with few ex wives and an eye for girls that bar
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by joering2 8y ago
I read it. It doesn't make a difference that majority of meteors burn in atmosphere and barely hit Earth surface. Oumuamua may have traveled through earth atmosphere and hit Earth undamaged. The difference is obviously like day and nig
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by joering2 8y ago
We still don't know what Oumuamua is made off of. I think we can agree anyone would rather be hurt by a baseball flying 10km/hour, than being hurt by a knife that travels 1km/h.
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by joering2 8y ago
In Oumuamua defense, it hasn't seen this much of Sun to be impressed or inflicted by its thermal power. 25. kilometers. per. second. It went in and out before Sun could do its damage. However, the idea of a porous surface like a snowfl
825.
by joering2 8y ago
> The problem is economic, and the solution must be too. FB for example is US-based company. Last time I checked you are not forced to accept outside money, get VC rounds or go IPO. Mark chosen to go the "American path" that is
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by joering2 8y ago
You are giving too much credit to dirtbags. These photos will be routed to persons that are 45th degree from him and released aka leaked for free. Don't underestimate the power of revenge :|
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by joering2 8y ago
Absolutely DMV sells everything on you. State I live winter time - Florida - when I got speeding ticket, less than 4 days later my mailbox was full of ticket schools’ solicitations. They knew everything about me and my ticket. They even kne
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by joering2 8y ago
3,000 millions. Not 3 million, not 30 or 300. 3 thousand millions dollars. Unbelievable. And they barely make and revenue. Think about this for a moment.. if internet would stay like this for the rest of your grand children life, then they
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by joering2 8y ago
Too big to jail. Google spends million lobbying so politicians that usually held local representativs accountable look elsewhere - I mean who would want to cut off their supply of free cash. Google/Youtube also hires tens of thausands
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by joering2 8y ago
Born in Europe but domesticated in USA, where I live for last 17 years. Its funny how your mindset change because of all the signals we constantly receive through media and just living around. A story from last summer. I went to Italy to vi
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by joering2 8y ago
Considering there are only two countries in which advertising of pharmacy as allowed (to a point of fear mongering, like "the entire baby boom generation has hidden shingles - protect yourself before you die") - that is USA and Br
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by joering2 8y ago
Too big to jail. I seen Elizabeth Holmes few weeks ago in California. having breakfast with some friends at very luxury spot. Laughting and enjoying her life. No worries at all.
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by joering2 8y ago
A friend of mine is an engineer at Lockheed, and used to work for NASA some 17 years long. He explained to me the whole thing was more of a photo-op and ability to over-engineer to show who's got the bigger balls, than actually to quic
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by joering2 8y ago
Stock up 5% after hours on Cook news.
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by joering2 8y ago
So thru my network I see 278 servers I need to patch. This will take forever, or couple days of work. Next time I will simply spend few bucks on an annual certificate instead.
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by joering2 8y ago
Exgoogler here: they have list of sensitive do-not-cross-ad categories that will not show up on your other devices or networks you are or been part of. Example: google “buy lawnmover” on your cellphone. Most likely other participants of the
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by joering2 8y ago
Oh boy don't you love being downvoted when you give people a genuine good-faith advice. I miss HackerNews from 5 years ago... Google this: "Account information disputed by consumer, meets FCRA requirements" and you will learn
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by joering2 8y ago
Credit cards do not report, merchants banks do directly With credit bureaus. from there they decide if certain card holder triggered too many they put it on.
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by joering2 8y ago
Just so you know - charbegacks are reported to credit burreaus. Sometime they will show on your report for few months sometimes they don’t. Just letting you know if you ever be wondering why you have good credit score but bank doesnt approv
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Amazon spends company record on US lobbying in 2018(reuters.com)
1 points by joering2 8y ago|0 comments

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