ratg13

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   by ratg13 4y ago

   I agree with your points except for > You don't just go to the airport and get a ticket there Why not? I’ve certainly done this before.
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   by ratg13 4y ago

   My vote would still go to the McDonnell Douglas / Boeing merger. Not only was the merger itself terrible, but you could make the argument that it indirectly killed many people. https://qz.com/1776080/how-the-mcdonn
3. 633.▲
   by ratg13 4y ago

   Another one for the US/UK would be to prevent Russia from selling to wider markets at inflated prices, which has been the only thing preventing their economy from collapsing.
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   by ratg13 4y ago

   So they gave up on what they believed in for money? Not really the heartwarming david and goliath tale he is going for I think.
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   by ratg13 4y ago

   This is the strangest part of me for all of this. SBF hands over the keys to the Bahamas govt. and tries to publicly claim it as a hack, and then the Bahamas government decides to become one of the largest holders in the world of Ethereum.
6. 636.▲
   by ratg13 4y ago

   Because it’s the biggest fraud in history?
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   by ratg13 4y ago

   Have you checked the websites of the local bookstores in your country? Many offer such things. Your local library may surprise you as well.
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   by ratg13 4y ago

   Travel to an area where they are legal, buy them from a store, rent a cabin out in the woods or take sufficient camping gear. Relax and enjoy the outdoors, ingest them orally or drink them in a tea. Don’t think too much about it and just us
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   by ratg13 4y ago

   While most of the important points have been commented on, I would be really interested in more info about the hack. It seems like everyone, (even these characters), don’t even care because it’s “only a few hundred million” And it does seem
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    by ratg13 4y ago

    I’ve been finding many home kits as just empty shells. The reagent is evaporating out of the packaging before the expiration date.
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    by ratg13 4y ago

    We love fun when it’s providing context to the conversation. People writing so they can hear themselves talk is less enjoyable.
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    by ratg13 4y ago

    in non-dollar terms: Apple is paying for 95% of Globalstar's new satellites and plans to use 85% of their network capacity.
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    by ratg13 4y ago

    Please refrain from Ad Hominem attacks. If you can’t refute the arguments and have to resort to attacking someone’s character, it says more about you than them.
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    by ratg13 4y ago

    I think this is it. Low bar of entry, largest marketplace, and a decent API
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    by ratg13 4y ago

    I remember learning this from Julian Assange’s blog (back before wikileaks existed). Was a random internet gem I found through del.icio.us.
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    by ratg13 4y ago

    Not just airlines, but other types of points or even Amazon gift cards.
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    by ratg13 4y ago

    All of the major US airlines did exactly this. https://www.marketwatch.com/story/airlines-are-using-frequen... Or am I misunderstanding your comment?
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    by ratg13 4y ago

    To all the people downvoting me, Google HCI and technology or computing and see what comes up. It's also common courtesy to define acronyms before using them.
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    by ratg13 4y ago

    Is this not how airline and hotel points work?
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    by ratg13 4y ago

    It doesn't seem you fully grasp the concept of brand recognition. Spend some time researching the subject and it will make more sense.
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    by ratg13 4y ago

    FYI, in the technology world of 2022, HCI tends to mean Hyperconverged Infrastructure.
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    by ratg13 4y ago

    This was the situation for all of the housekeepers, it's only one that is finally taking action due to repeat urinary tract infections caused by their job requirements. To use the bathroom they had to crawl out of a window, down a hidd
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    by ratg13 4y ago

    When this has been discussed previously on HN, the conclusion was that the lava lamps don't actually matter at all.
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    by ratg13 4y ago

    If you don't have any control over the devices, you're fighting an uphill battle to control the students. There are more students than teachers, and students are more likely to take cues from other students rather than teachers. L
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    by ratg13 4y ago

    They said that they are going to have a separate mark for "notable people" to be able to determine real people from fakes (regardless if they pay) They are basically shifting the meaning of the blue checkmark and trying to use it
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    by ratg13 4y ago

    Curious why he would remain so invested in Twitter despite wanting to compete with them.
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    by ratg13 4y ago

    There will always be minor issues that can be amplified even in non-technical solutions (see also: the 'hanging chad' fiasco of the 2000 US election) Giving voters the ability to inspect their ballots and the criteria by which the
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    by ratg13 4y ago

    Personally I think the software is largely irrelevant. As long as the machine prints a paper receipt that I can verify is correct before it is stored, the code that creates the receipt doesn't really matter.
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    by ratg13 4y ago

    At that scale, this is probably the best way to do it, but you will never come out of such an action as "the good guy"
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    by ratg13 4y ago

    I don't get the feeling you read the article.