swarnie

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   by swarnie 4y ago

   What's up with this being a copy paste of a comment above also claiming to be the creator?
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   by swarnie 4y ago

   Get a Peloton with a financing deal, hope either they or the underwriter collapse shortly after. Free bike.
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   by swarnie 4y ago

   Only in the context of OPs comment. If we withhold help purely based on evidence of shady dealings then JPM, HSBC, DB, Well Fargo, Goldman and a whole butch of others should be liquidated by Monday lunch time in solidarity. Personally i hat
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   by swarnie 4y ago

   I'd struggle to mention a bank which hasn't done some seriously questionable stuff just in the last 15 years, this is nothing unique.
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   by swarnie 4y ago

   Ooof, i've lost a considerable amount of money lol
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   by swarnie 4y ago

   Calling an NFT a security might be the most charitable definition ever.
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   by swarnie 4y ago

   Why? You can recklessly make money off it for years then when you eventually get it wrong the government will step in and fix your "Oopsie" That sounds way more profitable.
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   by swarnie 4y ago

   I'm finding the commentary on this issue from different parts of the web interesting. Obviously many people here are directly or only one degree of separation away from being directly effected, therefore this place seems to be most sym
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   by swarnie 4y ago

   I recall another HP shovelware product acting as a keylogger a few years back... Found it: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/keylogger-fou... > This file is registered to start via a Scheduled Task
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    by swarnie 4y ago

    https://nypost.com/2023/03/03/inverse-cramer-etf-lets-invest... The fact multiple ETFs like this exist should tell you all you need to know.
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    by swarnie 4y ago

    I think some regulation was rolled back at some point, wasn't it the L-Express rider with a sub-par dry cleaning service?
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    by swarnie 4y ago

    I do thin Xe's right in saying "Most Americans wont notice" How many of you are directly paid by the Valley tech sector?
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    by swarnie 4y ago

    I thought that named looked familiar and oh my, they are the RAP NEWS guys. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6O6sM2Shok I'm going to lose an hour of my life reminiscing about how Youtube used to be and what it would ha
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    by swarnie 4y ago

    Simcity 2013 was the first time i asked for a game to be refunded. After that was rejected it became the first time and maybe only time i've used a credit card charge back. I know "boycotts" don't work in the gaming indu
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    by swarnie 4y ago

    As someone who's never sent a tweet, what did you get out of it Pre-SpaceJesus?
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    by swarnie 4y ago

    Why does the headline say 10btc but the tweet (is that a tweet?) claim 1b SATS?
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    by swarnie 4y ago

    Nukes have only been used by one country. Logic dictates we disarm them first and see how the rest plays out =)
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    by swarnie 4y ago

    IMO everyone has nukes or no one does. Will China/Russia/USA give up theirs or do they see them as essential for "national security"? And if they are essential then what moral authority do they have to deny security to o
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    by swarnie 4y ago

    So? Its a perfectly rational course of action, no nuclear armed nation has ever been invaded and subjugated. If i ran a country building or acquiring a nuke would be top of my "To-do" list.
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    by swarnie 4y ago

    Maybe its harder to see from the inside... As an example I've pulled up the last state of the union address which appears to be a regular and semi-important thing across the pond. God is mentioned 11 times by my count. That would be co
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    by swarnie 4y ago

    I understand this is an America-centric forum but does religion play a major role in politics in the rest of the western world? I'm counting back though prime ministers and i can't recall one who made religion a major part of thei
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    by swarnie 4y ago

    This comment just cost me £90, you better be right. =)
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    by swarnie 4y ago

    People still do that? I thought we all collectively agreed it was dumb 18 months ago.
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    by swarnie 4y ago

    ? Meta: Meta has always run 3 separate products either way. Spinning off the loser (Facebook), and the non-social networking product (WhatsApp) would let Instagram grow wings against TikTok. Three products which share data. I don't car
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    by swarnie 4y ago

    > says that Google docs is free and just as good. Because it would be referred to the trade commission for false advertising is my guess.
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    by swarnie 4y ago

    Nice to see the Tea Boy still getting work.
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    by swarnie 4y ago

    https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FhJheQDX0AEqKPw.jpg So it begins....
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    by swarnie 4y ago

    https://www.google.com/search?q=us+presidents&rlz=1C1ONGR_en... I struggle to find a genuinely good one since Carter. To summarise his successors: Hollywood World police Junior staff suck World police (this time its per
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    by swarnie 4y ago

    That first Gumtree link is absolutely insane. It looks like a full time job for multiple people.
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    by swarnie 4y ago

    I wonder what country this actually works in? Our police had a policy of not attending house burglaries with odd street numbers to cut their required response rate in half. I can't imagine them even answering the phone over a bike. The