newfonewhodis

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   by newfonewhodis 5y ago

   Move fast and break things and blame remote work so managers can feel useful again.
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   by newfonewhodis 5y ago

   I wonder if it'll finally get me off nasty SV companies that treat my data like their kid's prom photos that need to be saved forever.
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   by newfonewhodis 5y ago

   > What concrete information has been revealed that implicates Facebook in illegal behavior? I'll leave it up to the legal system to decide what FB has done that's currently illegal. However, you don't just blow the whistle
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   by newfonewhodis 5y ago

   so 29 countries are "shitty" according to you?
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   by newfonewhodis 5y ago

   > Unfortunately, between March and May 20, 2021, you were a victim of a third-party campaign to gain > unauthorized access to the accounts of Coinbase customers and move customer funds off the Coinbase > platform. At least 6,000 Co
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   by newfonewhodis 5y ago

   I don't know why you say "modern journalism" when the guy who tweeted this isn't a journalist. Just need a chance to dunk on someone?
7. 97.▲
   by newfonewhodis 5y ago

   Literally just click the link and read it. He answered it there.
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   by newfonewhodis 5y ago

   I've been thinking of getting it what are your thoughts on longevity of it? Will it last at least a few years? I also see in some Amazon reviews that measurements get "stuck" to some extreme. Have you noticed that too?
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   by newfonewhodis 5y ago

   No company would settle for such a large sum unless they were guilty or afraid of going through discovery.
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    by newfonewhodis 5y ago

    > Remember that one company Amazon? https://www.wsj.com/articles/amazon-faced-75-000-arbitration...
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    by newfonewhodis 5y ago

    Wow what a jerk. Very, very explicit lie: > Plaid used consumers’ banking login credentials to gather and distribute detailed financial data without prior consent > Allegedly, these actions occurred without users knowing about Plaid’s
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    by newfonewhodis 5y ago

    If this happens to me, I'm cancelling my Netflix and ramping my Plex server up even more. I pay for Netflix for ease of use, but the harder they make it, the more people will revert to piracy.
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    by newfonewhodis 5y ago

    but hE's cHANgING THe wORLD
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    by newfonewhodis 5y ago

    Step 1: Go to a local store Step 2: ?? Step 3: Throw your computer in the trash I recently did this with some badminton equipment I wanted to buy. Incentives online are terrible. I went to the pro-shop in my club, talked to a coach who&#x27
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    by newfonewhodis 5y ago

    Looks like the founders already sold $220M worth of stock: > 2019 Tender Offer > In August 2019, we entered into a letter agreement with certain holders of our capital stock, pursuant to which we agreed to waive certain transfer restr
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    by newfonewhodis 5y ago

    I sense sarcasm from you. How is having 3/12 board seats meaningful? What can the 3 board members do?
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    by newfonewhodis 5y ago

    This is the most absurd thing I've seen today, and I've been on Reddit for an hour.
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    by newfonewhodis 5y ago

    ...yes, and?
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    by newfonewhodis 5y ago

    I'm glad RH got fined, but this is a reminder that FINRA hasn't meaningfully fined the likes of Goldman, Morgan Stanley, HSBC or any other large brokerage.