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by puredemo 15y ago
We'll see.. http://www.minyanville.com/businessmarkets/articles/web-ipos... "Groupon is still effectively insolvent, and without capital infusions is unlikely to exist in 18 months." In my opinion, valuing a company at $10B when they ha
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by puredemo 15y ago
Groupon not selling to Google was the dumbest thing I've ever seen a company do. Ever.
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by puredemo 15y ago
So that's what interrupted my screen session.
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by puredemo 15y ago
Maybe you can call it, "Wave."
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by puredemo 15y ago
So Google wanted to buy them for $6B because... why? Just to jump into the action late and lose money?
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by puredemo 15y ago
How does this play out with the multiple ratings firms though?
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by puredemo 15y ago
This is actually much better. More appealing on practically every level.
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by puredemo 15y ago
The customer is definitely not always right. But this one is very convincing.
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by puredemo 15y ago
It's already too late for that. They've made their bed.
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by puredemo 15y ago
Or, you know, voting.
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by puredemo 15y ago
Seriously. Are they even being serious with that?
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by puredemo 15y ago
I went to school at a private, expensive, Catholic university in the Midwest. Later, I moved and finished my degree at a state school in California. I'd estimate classes and grading at the state school in CA were at least twice as difficul
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by puredemo 15y ago
>To live long/forever is to halt evolution. Just the opposite. Imagine what having kids at 150 years old would do for natural selection.
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by puredemo 15y ago
Social conservatives eat GMO food all day long while remaining blissfully unaware of its existence.
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by puredemo 15y ago
>How do these businesses succeed with business people that have no business wit about them, have NO ability to communicate effectively in these critical situations and have awful taste in technical advice? They take off because they are
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by puredemo 15y ago
Which makes the system essentially moot. That seems like a substantial screw-up.
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by puredemo 15y ago
Sure, if you are a celebrity.
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by puredemo 15y ago
It was fair use and you shouldn't have settled. Simple as that.
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by puredemo 15y ago
Shows a lot of versatility. I'm impressed.
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by puredemo 15y ago
Fully agreed. I was hooked on expert mod ctf (with the offhand grappling hook) for quite a while. I've never found another game that approaches that pace of gameplay.
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by puredemo 15y ago
No one that young would have the capacity to understand some of the contextual references required to write this piece. If you pay attention to the way LulzSec writes and words things, they aren't at all immature in their thinking or world
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The Tree of Life: Not Really That Profound(wagist.com)
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by puredemo 15y ago
Isn't this just a housekeeper?
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by puredemo 15y ago
Make money.
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by puredemo 15y ago
It sounds like that might spark the first real "cyber wars." I'm not sure most governments would survive it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7g0pi4J8auQ
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by puredemo 15y ago
Seriously. What keeps OP from working anywhere with an internet connection? I would see this as a massive opportunity to learn various skillsets.
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by puredemo 15y ago
It'll still thrive in all the countries that don't legislate against it, and in the black markets of those which do.
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by puredemo 15y ago
I'm so sorry man. I'm sure you've seen this video, but for anyone who hasn't, it's extremely relevant. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rWZtnY_Tp4
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by puredemo 15y ago
Makes me want to try HumaWorm.
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by puredemo 15y ago
I've just never heard of a farming school. Agricultural programs and departments, yes. Farming school, no. It's a great idea in my opinion. Food prices are rising. Post-peak oil, local agriculture is going to become more and more importa

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