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Healthcare is taken care of by his taxes.
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> It's not possible to extort anything from Microsoft lul wut? https://www.businessinsider.com/trump-white-house-ballroom-d... https://www.cnbc.com/2025/01/09/microsoft-contributes-1-m
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> I remember being stunned that students would pay over $60k a year to learn about business from someone who'd never worked for or started a business. Were you stunned that your parents paid lots of money to put you in front of educ
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BTW clicking on your website logo takes one to https://authress.io/knowledge-base/ instead of https://authress.io
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> You can spread the profit across a run and give a group of people something for a low price instead of giving one person a high price. Why not somewhere in between those options: For example (made up numbers), sell 100 units at $100 af
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If I were him I would put out a limited edition at a fixed price like he currently does, but then add $X0? $X00? cumulatively to the price of each additional unit sold.
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> And as much as people complain about technology companies being spoiled, farmers as a whole generally have to be forced to not do things that are extremely dangerous to the environment. "Farmers" is doing some work here. You
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> Maybe it's the dad in me, years of telling me son to not apologize, but to avoid the behavior that causes the problem in the first place. What an odd thing to teach a child. If you've wronged someone, avoiding the behavior in
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A democratically elected government is demanding to see papers on the street, and this is celebrated by millions, so your claim about putting "enormous value on personal liberty" has been proven false.
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One doesn't have to rely on others for power. One can run their own generator, or set up a solar power system, or if you live out in the sticks, run a mini hydro system or use wind power. All of these can provide power to the home.
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> If the internet is out, it's going to be just as visible and probably will yield as many complaints as losing power, sewer, and water. More. Far more visible. Much easier to go without municipal power than without internet.
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A much more restrictive form of this has long been normal in the US; called conservatorship. The cops adding checks and balances to delay you from wiring $50,000k overseas is a great government looking out for the vulnerable.
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They never said it was Sicilian Mafia.
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You've moved the goalposts
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Aid is the single largest barrier to development and progress over the long term.
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Ad hom
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You haven't been to India, have you? The capitalist push to get every Indian eating addictive junk (most commonly with the use of sugar) is as aggressive as it is anywhere else in the world.
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Why would you use Gemini instead of something purpose-built for you, like Replit?
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I mean numerous US companies sell caffeine powder on Amazon as a supplement for gym and tech bros. A teaspoon of it will kill a grown man.
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What other options?
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This has been my experience also. You gotta give it detailed instructions for everything at the start. You can't just build as you go, because every time it adds something it breaks something else.
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In my country if you pay with credit card at a grocery store (or anywhere) you get 3.5% tacked on to your bill. Merchants don't eat the cost, and don't hide it in the listed price of goods; it's explicitly passed on.
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The revenue is from contributions
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You gotta give it a few slaps too, when the image isn't very clear.
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> Tells you who is more serious about security. Yup, clearly Mozilla. $250k is loose change for Google.
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The maintenance would be a PITA. Imagine having to change your outlets every year or two when the retraction mechanism dies.
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What is "mostly vegetarian"?
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How many football fields of power?
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Damn, I thought this was going to be about tissue culture or horticulture in general.
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> Not everything needs to be Not everything, sure. But this one more than most, needs to be democratic. If you don't see the wealth inequality today in which the 1% own 50% of the worlds wealth, and you don't see where this is
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