rolltack

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   by rolltack 7y ago

   Laws won’t change this. It will only make it a compliance burden and the same mistakes will continue to happen. Plus standards and practices move way faster than laws. What investors should be concerned about is the reputational risk and lo
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   by rolltack 8y ago

   Guitar amps too!
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   by rolltack 8y ago

   I’m thinking maybe you can r
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   by rolltack 9y ago

   I didn't know there was a seasteading institute. That's pretty neat. Getting stuck on one of these decrepit beasts in gnarly weather could be fun. I figure those guys would have more fun on a sailboat surfing through waves. Plus t
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   by rolltack 10y ago

   I completely agree. Digging deep in the weeds and pulling yourself out over an over again is how most impactful problems get solved. It's time consuming and the truest test of patience. It's very fulfilling to live this way, even
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   by rolltack 10y ago

   This is an overly sensational piece. It might slow things down for a few people temporarily, but there's no way this is making retailers worried about sales this Christmas. In response to slv77: The bankruptcy means (1) demand has subs