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mthoms
5y ago
FWIW - The plant you're referring to in NY is not a coal plant, it's a natural gas plant.
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mthoms
5y ago
I think the statement says they will not be selling any in the future.
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mthoms
5y ago
That's natural gas, not coal.
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mthoms
6y ago
Let's use your analogy. Is it okay for a free ebook to remotely update (in a way that makes the version you previously downloaded gone forever)? How about a free documentary you downloaded? A textbook? Would it still be okay if the upd
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mthoms
6y ago
>When the crisis hit, the firms got the blame, not their customers. Companies learned that helping their customers shoot themselves in the foot can come back to bite them, even if it was all legal and what customers wanted at the time. M
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mthoms
6y ago
>> Robinhood likely routes most of it's trades through citadel >Do we have a source for this? Yes. https://cdn.robinhood.com/assets/robinhood/legal/RHS%20SEC%2...
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mthoms
6y ago
Source? As I recall, Edmund stated he just didn't think of it in the heat (actually: cold) of the moment. They were only on the summit for a few minutes. I'd be very surprised if a man of Tenzing's calibre and achievements co
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mthoms
6y ago
If I recall, it was the repair shop owner who shared an image of the hard drive with Giuliani's people. He thought the FBI wasn't doing enough with it. Edit: Source https://www.delawareonline.com/story/news&#x
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mthoms
6y ago
>Parlor got one day's notice. Not true. AWS has been working with Parler for "several weeks" [0] to help it comply with their TOS. Not only did they fail to remove the posts Amazon provided, the calls for violence on their
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mthoms
6y ago
You made a very specific, very inflammatory claim. >I have personally witnessed violent statements on Twitter over several years usually coming from leftists such as AOC. Kindly provide the evidence or admit your claim was mistaken.
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mthoms
6y ago
Suggestion: Keep an eye out for Google iOS updates. It will be interesting to see where they fall in comparison with FB and others. https://9to5mac.com/2021/01/05/google-privacy-details-app-st...
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FB rep scolds reporter for small sample size while FB blocks access to full data
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mthoms
6y ago
Daily Planet was indeed a great show. I wasn't aware it was cancelled. But, I'd be surprised if many science-minded people from Gen-X or later, were still watching cable in large numbers. Same for the local 6:00 news for that matt
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mthoms
6y ago
I think they only use the Sony chips in their watch line up. Hopefully someone else can confirm.
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mthoms
6y ago
Is this actually true? I find it very hard to believe you can do anything at a bank with tens of thousands of dollars in cash without presenting ID.
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mthoms
6y ago
How can something be both "at the end", and "unskippable"? Where would you skip to?
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mthoms
6y ago
That makes sense, thanks.
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mthoms
6y ago
I've always wondered, don't Sony/Microsoft do their own QA before releasing a title on their platforms?
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mthoms
6y ago
From the Wiki article > Richard Stallman summarised the difference in a slogan: "Think free as in free speech, not free beer." Free as in lunch would also work, but I'd hazard to guess that "free beer" is more
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mthoms
6y ago
You might be reading way too much into the "old, white" part IMHO. It was a generalization. A generalization that was successful in illustrating that the ad was targeted primarily at legislators and their peers. Nothing more.
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mthoms
6y ago
Thanks for that. I still find it curious that according to the contract, they would have to give the money back if they change the name. At least thats whats being reported.
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mthoms
6y ago
You may well be correct, but I'm unable to find anything confirming it. Do you have a source? The linked article says removing the name would require returning the money per the terms of the contract and " the hospital agreed in 2
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mthoms
6y ago
I wonder how this could be monetized though? Apple dropped their affiliate program for the App store quite a while back.
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mthoms
6y ago
But he did. According to the article, the hospital is contractually obligated to use the name for 50 years.
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mthoms
6y ago
>Amazon penalizes sellers who offer their amazon items for less on other online retailers. How so? I'd be interested to learn more about this. Can you share some sources?
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mthoms
6y ago
>If TikTok ads were being seen by quite a lot of 35 year old men, then this was part of TikTok's strategy. I don't think the article disputes that. The impression I got from the article is that this was indeed working as intend
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mthoms
6y ago
Sorry but your estimate is off by 2x-4x (depending on model). You can Google "iPhone bill of materials" for details.
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mthoms
6y ago
Out of curiosity, where are you from, that you were told the virus would "die out" after just two weeks of lockdowns? And also, can you back your claims that the spring lockdowns "didn't do shit"? That's not at
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mthoms
6y ago
Because you can unknowingly transmit it to someone who simply cannot take the vaccine (allergic people, pregnant women, etc).
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mthoms
6y ago
Fair, but for the record, the algorithm is open source and runs locally on your machine.
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