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neonhomer
10y ago
It's interesting, comparing the Dollar Shave Club 4X to the Pace 4 Cartridges it's actually cheaper on DSC. Plus it's handy that it automatically ships. https://www.dollarshaveclub.com/page/checkout/
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neonhomer
10y ago
I really like how this brings up the issue of where you are when you would want to bookmark or remember something. "...the reality of remembering: when, how, what you were doing when visited the link". Having that kind of meta dat
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neonhomer
10y ago
Good point, there's only one medical center I've heard in the US that actually advertises their prices: http://surgerycenterok.com/pricing/
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neonhomer
10y ago
> EG: in a free market, if someone has a healthcare emergency, yet cannot afford to pay for the service required, the free market would say -- dump this person in the street. So before the EMTALA was passed in 1986 people were dying in t
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neonhomer
10y ago
> What caused the most recent bout of grade inflation? Some point to the rise in tuition—and educational debt... One of the largest reasons for skyrocketing tuition is the US government's guaranteed student loans. And those loans ar
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List of removable built-in apps in iOS 10
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neonhomer
11y ago
Those some good points, but if some one is living paycheck to paycheck they still can't afford a new device. Also iCloud backup only does so much data before it costs something, so that could be another additional cost that some people
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neonhomer
11y ago
I always hate these kind of articles. As a US citizen there's only rule when it comes to firearms and that's the 2nd Amendment: "A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the peopl
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neonhomer
11y ago
Most of the winners have won through illegal actions or government collusion. That's not free market capitalism.
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neonhomer
11y ago
It seems like being Buyer #1 or #2 is a great spot, as they walk away with $300k without doing that much.
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The Blackberry PRIV
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neonhomer
11y ago
A giga coaster is between 300-399 feet, while a strata coaster is 400+. I guess they didn't include the two strata coasters (Top Thrill Dragster being the second) because they don't go through as long of a ride. https://
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neonhomer
11y ago
This article makes a small case about the military profit complex, but it's also ironic that according to the AP the "Chinese" have hacked their way into all federal employee's information: http://news.yahoo.c
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neonhomer
11y ago
Yes, an anecdotal example is my parents. They live 45 minutes outside of Columbus, OH and have a Verizon 4G adapter for their desktop. In fact some of the smaller carriers have poor cell/data coverage where they are.
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neonhomer
11y ago
On a non-serious note, this sounds like something the Bluth Company would build.
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neonhomer
12y ago
Don't you mean global warming... or is it cooling now?
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neonhomer
12y ago
Or change something to something else when the first one doesn't follow actual data!
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neonhomer
12y ago
It won't be taxes, it will be the ISP's that raise rates.
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neonhomer
12y ago
It was properly regulated before, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass%E2%80%93Steagall_Legisla... . Until people go to jail for the crimes (see Iceland) nothing will get fixed.
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neonhomer
12y ago
I agree that there are no free market systems anywhere and that corruption is a huge problem. That's universal and not just related to healthcare. I would say that another alternative would be full transparency in costs and prices, tha
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neonhomer
12y ago
> Looks like progressive policies with healthy government regulation always works better than the free market. Can you elaborate? Since the US is far from a free market when it comes to healthcare I'm not sure how you are making tha
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neonhomer
12y ago
> Their sole purpose is to make people more comfortable with invasive government overreach. Amen.
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neonhomer
12y ago
I think it should be termed Precursor Americans. At least that defines that they were present before it was title America.
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neonhomer
12y ago
Completely agree. As usual most people blame meat rather than the processed sugar content. It’s also cheaper to eat badly because processed foods that are high in fats and sugars are often cheaper than fresh produce. This is just like the
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neonhomer
13y ago
"Problem there is that the US loudly and fundamentally claims to be a democracy." That is part of the overall problem currently in the US. It is not a democracy; it is a constitutional republic. The representatives are elected dem
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neonhomer
13y ago
In all honesty i feel like this is an issue of a breakdown in community. If you are a part of a community with a level of trust, it isn't that much to ask a friend to borrow a saw, or a cup of flour, etc. I'm not sure any sort of
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neonhomer
13y ago
My question is why don't prisons ONLY serve nutraloaf? Probably healthier than the pink slime stuff they serve in public schools.
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neonhomer
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I'm not sure i buy into the whole idea that they are spending so much money on infrastructure and then they will "turn on a switch" to be profitable. Google is building, but they are still profitable. Here's an interesti
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neonhomer
13y ago
But if the free market was truly operating would we be building any wind and solar plants? When it comes down to it aren't coal plants still the most economical from a market stand-point?
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neonhomer
13y ago
FTA "which has helped enable the Microsoft OS to overtake iOS, gaining 8.3% of smartphone sales compared to 8.2% for Apple" So maybe windows phone will actually become a competitor to android in russia?
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