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they are getting paid "well" but that's all relative right? nba, mlb players get paid way more for their players in a game that is less punishing than football. plus the lifespan of an average player in the nfl is 3 years[0]
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swang
9y ago
what exactly would be deserving of a boycott?
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9y ago
there is zero in SF proper, the closest one is in san leandro. meanwhile I know of at least 2 whole foods i can go to. walmart is pretty much impractical for people who live in sf even if they have a car.
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9y ago
i'm not sure why you reached that conclusion but i didn't say they coded anything into their software. also they weren't suspended insomuch as the vehicle registration of the cars they were using were revoked. at that point i
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9y ago
> A source close to Uber’s operations says its engineers watched the intersection where Uber’s cars were said to have run the red light, and that this text refers to them recording a number of normal, human-operated vehicles also breakin
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9y ago
again, what does a text file do to violate the dmca? what's next, a 128-bit number? IANAL, so i guess until it goes to the court and is decided, we won't know.
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swang
9y ago
please show me on the doll where easylist caused copyright infringement. admiral provides some service. some people do not want it. the list is not owned by admiral and easylist does not go into the functionalclam website, nor is it a list
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9y ago
BBC posted a followup... 1. Kidspass spokeswoman said that it was their off-hours crew that blocked Alex and Troy. They were unblocked 10 hours later. 2. They will institute a vulnerability policy as a result of this. http://www.
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> Prosecutors argued that Shkreli lied to investors in two hedge funds and the pharmaceutical company Retrophin, all of which he founded. Shkreli told investors he graduated from Columbia University, that his hedge fund was large and pro
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9y ago
he could have cleaned ship years ago with all the previous scandals but he was either too stubborn or too arrogant to think any bad news would pull his company down. he was representative of uber's toxic culture and it seems like he sh
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9y ago
My late 2013 MBP has a Nvidia 750M
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swang
9y ago
ah okay. i was thinking about in the states.. which was 10:30ish
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swang
9y ago
use ublock origin, not ublock
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9y ago
i believe it was 1030 for mcdonalds and the reasoning was they needed to start prepping for the 11am/lunch shift and there was only so much grill space for burgers/buns vs mcmuffins/toast/pancakes. i don't know what
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9y ago
how would the former employee even know? i feel like i've been the target of a previous company i worked at but i have no proof.
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they only make 2 video games now. the metal gear knockoff and PES. and even though pachinko machines are the butt of people's jokes about konami, they actually don't make as much for konami due to declining revenue (degenerate gam
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9y ago
Sounds like someone who is trying to drive the price of Pinterest down for future acquisition.
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9y ago
i think the assumption in the article is he probably _knew_ what elon musk did/had done, but just not what he looked like specifically.
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9y ago
this is not a submarine piece... which company's pr firm paid for this? tesla? (why?) uber? (serious?) how about the guy who is writing "wild ride" who only got one sentence in the article? (well maybe.. but that's kinda
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9y ago
1. why are you posting on a new account? it is obvious by your edit that you post regularly on here. 2. the article has mostly the same exact info you've posted. what "extreme media bias" are you talking about? 3. you write t
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9y ago
Is Windows 7 not affected?
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it is really interesting the automatic assumption of people in this thread, considering i'm guessing most didn't read past the first story about low-income men not finding work. perhaps the use of the word feminism enforces an opi
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9y ago
no that was "legal" in the sense that they forced users to turn on location and they stated they would track you up to 5 minutes after you left your uber, for "safety" reasons. this article is talking about something els
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haha i didn't even notice that. typed it out really fast. whoops!
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9y ago
Here is them together at the marathon 5 years later in 1973 http://www.gettyimages.com/license/515108138
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9y ago
i'm really confused about this. i have upgraded (or my dad had anyways) from win 3.11 to win 95 and win 95 to 98. i think i clean installed win xp when i got a new computer but eventually i upgraded that to win 7. all of them ran fine.
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10y ago
thanks for that. yeah looks like almost all of his history is gone. the images weren't saved...
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10y ago
Keep in mind SA forums hated "memes" unless you were really good at it. That made the forums great because it also involved an element of risk so if someone wasn't sure how good their stuff was they're at risk of getting
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10y ago
i have no idea why but i remember you from some old efnet channels and SA as well... can't remember what you did though.
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10y ago
Yeah that feels like it was planted in there. Does anyone really think owning a credit card makes you interesting? Especially one that is produced for the masses? (at least the ones who can afford the $ amount for it....) Almost every singl
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