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by sdinsn 8y ago
"research secured"
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by sdinsn 8y ago
The problem was that they sold it (to the government and to investors) as completely homegrown. Lying to investors is a crime.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
Clicking any advertiser name shows "There was an error loading content." for me.
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> Which one are landing orbital class rockets again? Blue Origin is also developing VTVL rockets. BO is expecting to have passenger flights by the end of 2018.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
> For Blue Origin, they don't have any customers yet, so no income there. You couldn't be more wrong. They've had payload customers for their test flights. They also have 4 large customers signed up for their New Glenn roc
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by sdinsn 8y ago
According to the Case-Shiller U.S. Home Price Index, house prices are almost 2x as high as Jan 2000. Is that not a significant increase to you (inflation was 1.5x during this time)? And that is an average, as urban areas have experienced fa
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by sdinsn 8y ago
Lots of billionaires are. They just tend to keep to themselves. Also, Bezos has Blue Origin.
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Tell that to Turkey
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Of course, but that isn't related to the current discussion
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It is. If you get a parking ticket that means you are being charged with a crime, the crime is just a minor infraction.
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by sdinsn 8y ago
I think the bizarre thing was that someone (allegedly) posed as a researcher in an attempt to get a different researcher to back down.
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Keep in mind compound growth. Over the last 5 years, S&P 500 is up almost 100%.
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It works on Chrome. Did they disable it for FF?
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Ok? This case isn't everything.
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Fidelity has stated they make no income from lending shares for these funds
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I don't see the map either (and I'm in US).
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> All the usual suspects occur, but a new addition is the puerile addition in position #20 of the concatenation of 420 and 69. Neat
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The Turing Award? Yes. It is considered by Computer Scientists to be the premier award in the field.
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> yeah, when it was firebird Yeah, so they rebranded. That's what I'm saying.
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> we hired our very first Head of Security, and he started 2.5 months ago He started before the hack happened
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But what you are missing is, before 1984, AT&T's logo was different. They re-did their branding in 1984. So what's to say that this isn't Mozilla's opportunity to rebrand Firefox? Also, Firefox's logo was a Pho
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The "masterbrand" icon is not replacing Mozilla's logo. Mozilla's logo is not changing.
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No- > Each system leads with a new Firefox masterbrand icon — an umbrella under which our product lines will live. It's a logo for the "Firefox ecosystem", not for Mozilla.