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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Make money so i can buy food and the shareholders can buy better food.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
> Another exploit was to start building a cheap building in their base area at the start, somewhat far away from the mining line. They would send a ridiculous number of workers to attack your building. So they'd lose significantly m
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Maybe the £420 comment was a typo for $240 and his resent public meltdown are intentional in order to tank the company and buy it out cheap. Ill get the tinfoil now...
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Definitely not the securities fraud or slander on Twitter?
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Thank you for your post, a really different and interesting perspective. I can already tell it won't go down well on this board though.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
> Why don't victims of domestic abuse leave immediately but stay for years? Yeah never understood that one either if i'm honest.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
What's your proposed alternative?
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I'm not even sure why people work there. The warehouses are universally known to be shitty places but people sign up anyway. Surely if its terrible and no one will work there they will have to improve or pay more? Or am i misunderstand
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I understand where you're coming from but writing off Bezos or Zuck when you literally elected Trump last time round is a little presumptuous for me.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
> raise taxes to pay up and stop kicking the can Does the US have the same old vs. young divide in politics as seen in Western Europe? A policy change asking the young to pay even more for the older generations who arguable had it better
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
> Note that the bailout money wasn't simply gifted with no strings, it was leant and paid back with a profit to the tax payer. I can't comment if this is true in America but in the UK we've been selling off bailed out asse
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Haha, how any of you state side manage to watch Fox has always been a mystery for me.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
The Guardian is both commercial and pretty left wing, i prefer a more balanced view of my news.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Reputation and repeat business. You might get away with selling fake information once, i highly doubt you would get away with it twice. I imagine its a similar scenario to how other dodgy markets work such as drugs or cryptolocker decryptio
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I remember this being a common tactic to break in to youtube/twitter accounts with 2FA enabled a few years back, really shocked its still going on.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Its The Guardian, they are about as far removed from Trump and his base as its possible to be. Not that i approve of what their doing here, just explaining the motivation.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
The NYT keeps popping up on UK focused subreddits in the last few months with articles extremely critical of our conservative politicians. I knew NYT by reputation but never knew they took such an interest in another countries politics. Is
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
You've added a /s but some mad man is already pitching this somewhere in the valley and it probably being taken seriously
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
The Great Filter in effect.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Its also a fantastic way to lose $2000. This company is dead, no questions about it.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
That TR 1900X SKU looks like an Intel killer for its target audience.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Please can someone explain the USA's lack of free healthcare to me? Every time i see it suggested or attempted its immediately sabotaged by just about everyone. The NHS is one of the greatest things to come out the UK but you guys seem
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I would consider myself to the right on the political spectrum although i know where left vs. right sit are a bit different in Europe vs. the US. This site is very much America-centric so any criticisms of the holy land is taken poorly. If
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I'm excited to see how the world will turn out with new leadership, absolutely nothing wrong with progress/trying new things.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Similar to say.... a president?
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I've worked on a number of large rollout projects where multiple vendors have been considered. When you tell a CEO/CFO/CIO that you can bundle OS, updates, productivity tools, communication/colab tools all in to one mont
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Take a browse through any EU geographical subreddit. The paid and unpaid trolls are easy to spot.
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
Can't project global power without 600 billion and god knows how much black budget money. If anything the need to project influence is rising again in a way we haven't seen since the height of the soviet union. despite the rhetori
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
I'm with you on this one. I know it probably wont outperform the market but i would like to own a piece just for my own enjoyment. On the other side I've been in and out of Telsa multiple times in the last 2 years. I get swept up
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by swarnie_ 8y ago
> Regime change and policing the world isn't our responsibility I find this to be a really odd statement as its been the USA strategy for almost 70 years. Does this mean the general sentiment and overall strategy is changing at long

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