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by kipchak 5y ago
Reading back I definitely come off a bit too harsh on gametap - It was a good service from the start. but I remember it seeming like there was trouble figuring out a pricing/content model that worked, as you said a lot of people who we
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by kipchak 5y ago
GameTap had a Decent collection of Sega consoles and arcade titles back in the day, though it unfortunately never got off the ground. Nintendo has been particularly aggressive regarding ligating against ROMs historically and sold them as in
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by kipchak 5y ago
I think the claim is that they are actors rather than anti vaxers.
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by kipchak 5y ago
As an aside, as an owner of a x1950 pro at the time it's fun to read old reviews of how sick the 8800 GTX was at launch and think reminisce about thinking of maybe buying a $400 almost as good 8800 GTS someday, while now they're $
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by kipchak 5y ago
I would figure conventional firearms would do the job pretty well depending on the round. That being said I could well see "anti robot" rounds becoming a thing similar to "zombie" stuff a few years ago.
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by kipchak 5y ago
Ironically though Ford would go on to do pretty much the same with the Explorer's tires and the fiesta/focus' transmission[1] but as I understand the Pinto was pretty much typical for compact cars of the era (they were all de
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by kipchak 5y ago
From the article, "A major survey in the UK six years ago found one in three young women considered garments “old” if they had been worn just twice." I'm like you, but I think there's a pretty big disconnect between us a
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by kipchak 5y ago
My hunch is the memory of bad American sedans from the late 90s to early 2000s has either stuck around longer. I think now much less of a difference now but back in the day recall seeing more Sentra/Civic/Corollas on the road into
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by kipchak 5y ago
I would figure (smaller) banks and payment processors and "common people" could potentially stand to lose. For smaller banks if you assume that an alt coin would continue the goals of the FedNow instant payment system that's
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by kipchak 5y ago
Coke has played around with various "slim" or smaller 7.5oz or 8oz cans/aluminum bottles that are a higher cost per oz, though they don't seem to have caught on too much. Or with (somewhat questionable) alternative produ
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by kipchak 5y ago
>and I have no idea what console fees are like According to Apple's Powerpoint in Epic v Fortnite [1] 30% is more or less standard, for consoles as well as on PC. Microsoft was supposedly also going to 88/12 though that seems l
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by kipchak 5y ago
For Architecture 7 which is similar they call out the reversal of the DAO hack as an example of giving over control to other groups being potentially undesirable. I'm not sure how likely something like that negatively affecting a fedco
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I guess it's not so much that I wish those festivals were open to the public, but that there was something that provided a similar experience that was available to everyone, or typically participated in by everyone if that makes sense.
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Not necessarily financially, but in terms of accessibility. For example I've personally never heard of a festival like this nearby me, outside of music festivals perhaps. Going by the article festivals were once more of a everyone or a
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These smaller festivals seem great for those who can attend, but it seems like for those who can't the largest option is commercialized subcultures, something like Star Wars Celebration to pick an example.
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by kipchak 5y ago
To complicate things one further layer down, what about games (Escape From Tarkov's AFAK for example) having products in them that do hijack the red cross, which is somewhat common in real life.
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by kipchak 5y ago
I wonder what the closest comparison of weight for a repairable vs unpreparable laptop would be - a Latitude 5320 is lighter than a 13" MBP but that's largely due to plastic vs aluminum. Maybe the 2015 to 2016 13" MBP is a go
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by kipchak 5y ago
The Prius/THS/HSD was definitely groundbreaking, but it's also been mostly refined versus refined since it's 1997 release, and is now stuck in everything from luxury sedans to SUVs and the LC500h. For comparison Honda ha
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by kipchak 5y ago
I think the 10/10k Kia/Hyundai powertrain warranty only transfers on CPOs, otherwise you get the 5-year/60k bumper to bumper only, which I think this program would be the equivalent of.
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by kipchak 5y ago
The market cap will also increase as you buy loads of coins. For example if I went on coinbase pro, there are people willing to sell up to 50,000 ETH at a maximum price of $6,000, or a total cost of $220,000 million. Of course Coinbase isn&
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by kipchak 6y ago
I believe this has been Microsoft's guidance as far back as 2016, with the caveat of using Azure AD risk analysis /MFA.[1] >Password expiration policies do more harm than good, because these policies drive users to very predict
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by kipchak 6y ago
Does anyone use this info for their own trading, particularly the $300 a year plan? You would figure if there's insider trading going on to be watched your performance copying their trades should be pretty good as well.
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by kipchak 6y ago
I think buying the right "the market" can help too. For example I might think Singapore is attractive at a P/E of 12 and buy the EWS etf.
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I think the original xbox used a super capacitor that has a very high leak rate for earlier models.
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We get pallets that use these that unfortunately come in crushed occasionally, though they do make inspection at the dock a lot easier. Another one that might worth similarly here is a tip-m-tell, which is basically some beads that will sti
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by kipchak 6y ago
Samsung was also much more aggressive regarding incentives/commission for salespeople. At a Verizon store an employee might make $50-100 on selling a Samsung flagship vs $5 for an iPhone.
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by kipchak 6y ago
True, though the paper gold is valuable because someone could potentially take delivery, though that valuation on it's own is likely much less than it's current price if 1934-1970 is anything to go by.
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I think gold makes more sense if you think of wealth as useful largely as a status indicator in the conspicuous consumption sens or peacocking. A gold necklace displays wealth and presumably status in the same way designer clothes or a luxu
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by kipchak 6y ago
I think the "how" part is the most interesting question here, both in terms of political justification (people who bought $100 of BTC on their coinbase app won't be very pleased) and practical enforcement. Of authors suggeste
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by kipchak 6y ago
I have to admit I have a very poor understanding of how FedNow and FedCoin are expected to operate or if they are expected to be tied together, with this article being one of the few I've found despite it's negative overall tone.

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