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by mandeepj 2y ago
> Well just this year it went up 13.9% for me Any idea what it could be for LA or nearby residents? For Chicago, or IL residents in general - their home insurance just doubled. If you try to shop - the new quotes are at least tripled. No
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by mandeepj 2y ago
> personal NAS You have complete freedom on things that you tag as "personal". A "business" is always looking to grow upwards and onwards.
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by mandeepj 2y ago
> What if your website had business hours? That idea is contrary to the definition or reason for the existence of Websites.
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by mandeepj 2y ago
With today's rollback, the glitz and glam event - Liberation Day - held last week, was not really a Liberation Day? :-)
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by mandeepj 2y ago
How many great devs are keeping their GH profile active to match your search patterns?
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by mandeepj 2y ago
> lf, it almost feels like watching the stars align perfectly for China, That will never happen while China remains a communist nation.
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by mandeepj 2y ago
> You believe that, if it brings you comfort. DOW hitting 100k+ and one of each in 'Magnificient 7' reaching 10T+ valuation, one day trip to Mars (conditionally, it has water and oxygen) - will bring me great comfort. It doesn&
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by mandeepj 2y ago
> so they're just sitting on the sidelines rather than legislating. Not really!! Many are schooling him these days, but he’s too dumb to understand anything
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by mandeepj 2y ago
> The problem they had was Lina Khan, who was dead set on breaking up their monopolies. Guess what? The breakup of their monopolies is still going to continue :-) Free speech? Did Biden put a Bridle in their mouth to control their speech
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Apple's mouse is so bad Tim Cook uses another brand at work (2024)(glassalmanac.com)
38 points by mandeepj 2y ago|83 comments
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by mandeepj 2y ago
> I debated doing that. I wish I had, I would have made a bit of money in the last few days. The details weren't public. You can stop feeling being bad about yourself.
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by mandeepj 2y ago
> The things that dominate middle class budgets: food, housing, medicine, education, are surprisingly local > The economists who claim that tariffs will harm normal Americans were also the economists who claimed that sanctions would d
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by mandeepj 2y ago
He's doing exactly what Russia asked him to do.
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by mandeepj 2y ago
> If he isn't a smart man, he can't be US president TWICE. or, maybe those who voted for him are dumber than him!! Getting a job, aka campaigning in elections, is very different from knowing how to do the job! During the 2024 c
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by mandeepj 2y ago
> his margin call level is not public right? But you do know “things” have a way to find path to get in public :-). Also, as stated in the following article, Tesla filed with SEC how much of stock was used and you can use the timing to f
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by mandeepj 2y ago
> But it looks like they would need to win 32 of the 33 seats up for grabs in the Senate - 20 of which are currently held by Republicans in solidly red states - to guarantee the 66 votes necessary to convict. That seems unlikely. Your nu
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by mandeepj 2y ago
> all of this is assuming that the broad Republican constituency have to some extent gone anti-Trump, and I really don't know how much basis there is for that assumption. > Republican primary voters don’t seem to be upset. Replyi
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by mandeepj 2y ago
> Even a sliver of that capability and influence ensures nobody will ever dare to try and slap some cuffs on him After 2028 elections, all of that umbrella cover will go away. Optimistically speaking it could happen as soon as after Nov
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by mandeepj 2y ago
There's a margin on TSLA stock at $112 or $115; Like some other commentator said as well - he collateralled TSLA stock to take a loan to buy Twitter.
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by mandeepj 2y ago
> The closest in modern times may be Hillary Clinton's email server being used for government business. Wait, there's more!! https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/cummings-jared-kushner...
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by mandeepj 2y ago
The problem is that most of those 18 people are just random folks picked on the premise of just one qualification: THey'd be Yes Man/Woman!! They aren't career professionals. I believe that explains the mess they've crea
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by mandeepj 2y ago
> which need longer to recharge than it takes to top off a tank Meanwhile, BYD says its new chargers can power vehicles for about 250 miles in five minutes. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/byd-china-ev-maker-charge-five
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by mandeepj 2y ago
> Bring a pot of water to boiling, then once boiling put eggs in for 6.5 minutes, then put in cold water. I tried that a couple of weeks ago; the yolk was still liquid. It turned out to be a failed experiment. Never again.
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by mandeepj 2y ago
Glad to come across this article. I have been struggling with it. There was an expensive organic tray of eggs at Whole Foods. Those eggs would feel right off; almost always. So, is it about diet? Tried many things like adding vinegar, salt,
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by mandeepj 2y ago
Nope! Citizenship is a basic human right. No one can be deprived of it. Middle Eastern countries have strict laws regarding citizenship; in that case, the person would have the citizenship of their parents. If one can prove legally their ci
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by mandeepj 2y ago
Country of birth, if not a dual citizen
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by mandeepj 2y ago
I don't understand why some of the folks in this thread are so confused! It's just basic English. > You can't tell your boss that he should have known you weren't going to do the task you were asked to, because you r
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by mandeepj 2y ago
Middle class (Upper, middle, and lower) are crushed into shambles. The Rich and those who can gather means are leaving the country at an alarming rate. The fake leader is worried about his narrative and ratings.
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by mandeepj 2y ago
So much for freedom of speech?
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US House panel issues subpoena to Google parent Alphabet(finance.yahoo.com)
4 points by mandeepj 2y ago|2 comments

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