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judk
12y ago
The courts have taken a dim view of "bundling" in the past -- leveraging an incumbency in one product area to anti-competitively subsidize another area. Sure, I have 4 cell phone networks to choose from. But how many cellphone+mus
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judk
12y ago
Thank you for telling me the content of the spam email I received today.
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judk
12y ago
Two-factor authentication is a second basket. Sending a copy to Glacier is a second basket. Does Amazon not have 30-day undelete for bulk storage? Seems crazy.
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judk
12y ago
Might does not make right. And modern people did not sign off on those conquerings.
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judk
12y ago
Ridiculous. 128GB SSD is far more useful than a 500GB spinning disk. We stream media from cloud storage now.
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judk
12y ago
For 95% of consumers, all Apple CPUs are phenomenally overpowered.
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judk
12y ago
Only if you like to upgrade frequently. Otherwise your prev gen refurbished will run into non-support for the next OS or hardware innovation.
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judk
12y ago
Obviously very hard to test. But no one is told they need certainty. And a lot of people get existential angst -- a topic discussed on HN at length. And we clearly have a strong need for social belonging, most of us. Spiritual experience is
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judk
12y ago
It's just WSJ rah rah blind patriotism and running interference for moneyed interests. Obviously USA has a lot more to offer a plantation worker in Honduras than a wealthy retiree who might need some medical care.
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judk
12y ago
Ferrari crashes in Seattle also fuel anti "rich scofflaw" sentiment... http://seattletimes.com/html/localnews/2023636226_ferraridri...
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judk
12y ago
Why does WSJ (and NYT) add extra words to make headlines more awkward? Is WSJ really trying to argue that expats are dodging tax rules , not taxes ?
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judk
12y ago
Since a lot of us are thinking it: How do you justify you career as a morally acceptable calling?
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judk
12y ago
IME, optional fields are used for...optional fields. Like when you have a 50-field data object but only want to transmit 5 of those fields.
734.
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judk
12y ago
Not new, so much as never bothered to be implemented by the controlling cabal.
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judk
12y ago
Maybe next time the Gates Foundation and its hundreds of resesrchers will consult you before wasting time on its billion-dollar "unresearched" programs.
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judk
12y ago
Based on pricing across the world, banana appears to be the cheapest fruit in the world, by far. Are people starving due to low banana yield?
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judk
12y ago
Good job citing speculation about a third-party's motives and justification for your speculation. A+ for specious citation.
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judk
12y ago
Las Vegas is big because of the gambling money, not tax structure. Compare to the rest of the state.
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judk
12y ago
Instead of drones and cars, perhaps it would be simpler to just relocate individuals and businesses toward downtown.
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judk
12y ago
What are the grumps?
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judk
12y ago
Not really true. Buying in bulk is a minor savings that offsets the cost if a big car or big house or whatever. The core issue is that life has transaction costs on that the wealthier folks don't need to worry about, but a poor person
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judk
12y ago
Pretty harsh. I'd bet the shirt you are wearing was made by a hard working person you consider not important enough to matter, yet worth taking a shirt from.
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judk
12y ago
No, dealers consult the registry when required by law, and police consult the registry when they recover a bike. Most buyers don't care, they have no incentive to care.
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judk
12y ago
Register your bike before someone else does! These are properly aligned incentives. Also, investigation can turn up purchase date payment records (receipt, credit card) owners manuals, eyewitness reports, etc
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judk
12y ago
Why? Legalistically, "Hotel" just means "complies with short-term stay laws". Can be "bed and breakfast" or "extended stay" or whatever.
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judk
12y ago
They have reinvented "certification"? MCSE and Cisco might want a word with them about their "new kind" of credential.
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judk
12y ago
BMW products don't sell themselves, they are constantly advertised to push an image in your mind of their upscale luxury materialistic desirability.
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judk
12y ago
Processing issues are usually only a problem if the information implicates the government in criminal activity.
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judk
12y ago
That's the sort of the thing the city will deal with in retrospect after a leak leads to a robbery or murder.
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judk
12y ago
Which is why free education is better than taking out loans, a point in favor of this program.
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