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Bill can sue the shit out of FB for pushing Fakes.
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Most of the graphic artists I know, ended-up working for some kind of marketing/advert agency. This is terrible. Loss of people who do creative (graphic) work will have detrimental effect. His company went around scraped everything und
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Seeing the Taliban patrol riding around on Roller Blades, with AKs on YouTube was a WOW moment for me. I'm not kidding you, on Roller Blades.
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3y ago
I remember reading on HN that someone found a sim card in their vehicle and took it out.
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3y ago
I wounder if this is true for older vehicles. I have 2018 vehicle with OnStar that is definitely has cell access (I could start it remotely).
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3y ago
just for fun, try to convert 2.37 = log_10(x) & 2.78 = log_10(x), and see how large the difference is (A: 234.4 vs 602.6).
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Achtung ! Proceed with caution ! Friend of mine was consuming a lot of Apple cider vinegar for what she consider "health and dietary reasons" and end-up with small hole in her stomach. One day, she felt a severe pain ended up in h
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it is very simple fraud, but someone still has to come-up with how to make it work. carbon credits(figure out how to buy them) -> VAT fraud(figure out how/where/to whom to sell them) -> Profit(Hide profit/launder/i
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>I never met anyone in my life who made any serious money without some kind of cheating or fraud or unethical conduct either by them or their ancestors. You have picked a wrong crowd. That is on you. Go talk to surgeons, doctors, pharma
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yes, you are right !
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Like FTX/SBF, this person would have probably become an accomplished businessman, if his criminal mind wasn't in his way. Fascinating to read how crafty those people in exploiting any gaps where potential profits could be made. Th
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Ask HN: How to seriously learn analog electronics?
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I like how about the same time some else made a HN post title "Google Gemini’s Woke Catechism". Google destroying YT Music team that tried to unionize, runs completely opposite to the "Woke Catechism" or any leftist idea
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I had a pleasure to read WW1 period newspapers. Fascinating reading. They are filled with "let's start the war" articles/posts. It was in the air, it was in the newspapers.
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This a very common FSB and Russian specOps tactic - come-up with a fake coms that are presented as a info leak, to show that there is a secret plot against the state. This tactic was deployed against Russian opposition all the time. Even if
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Personal perspective: I took the money I've save toward home and put them into stocks (large semiconductors), made 35% of realized gains and had 89%/11% gain/loss in 3 months. It is absolutely exhausting and nerve racking exp
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www.sql-ex.ru + the book on that site are by far the best SQL exercises I have seen. PS. I know you asking about just RAW SQL, but I highly suggest you get into understanding how particular DBMS works in depth, what plans it builds, what co
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/wallstreetbets already has plans to short Reddit after IPO.
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There is a MIT course on YouTube and also, there is a pretty famous former M$ performance engineer who worked on Xbox and bunch of other large projects, he has webpage about how he tracks down bugs and performance issues, don't it have
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I don't want to brag, but buying ASML stocks was probably the smartest financial decision in my life. Also, AMSL & AMAT aren't competing in some areas. AMAT provides tooling & services that assist ASML.
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Lol, thank you for link. I was expecting the opposite from this company, but for some reason, after reading this, I'm not surprised at all.
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I have seen some military personnel wearing watches upside down, however, majority of military personnel wears electronic watches on top of the wrist and have it covered with sleeves. WW1 trench watches had a utility - time of the attacks w
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Check out Vacheron Constantin Historiques American 1921 watch with it's "twisted" dial to ease reading the time while flying or driving: https://www.vacheron-constantin.com/us/en/collections/his
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He flew on the older model and older things tend to break. What is the news ?
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Pixel owner here. Lately my phone been very slow or acting out. That explains it. Last year or few years ago, Google released update that broke Bluetooth on Pixels. Google's team released the update, broke things, went out for extende
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I live about 10 minutes away from Sinclair office in Hunt Valley, MD and about 3-4 years ago, went through interview with them. One of the first things they have asked are my view on political topics and hinted that they are "conservat
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My feeling is that this is a half measure and any half measure allow for the "freedom of interpretations". AAPL will put a lot of road blocks around external purchase links (result of recent ruling). I expect apps that will use ex
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From what I understand, ruling is saying: Apple can't block developers from displaying notification that the app can be bought cheaper elsewhere.
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I would say, not only forgetting, but also getting rid of old believes is as important of forgetting things. Recently learned that in Tibet Buddhism rituals they have a special knife to "cut out" own convictions and believes. I th
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Ask HN: Prolifiration of Treatment Scam on YouTube
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