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931.
by tamana 11y ago
The grass is greener... Report back on whether your new service is faster than DB.
932.
by tamana 11y ago
So, they have zero respect for their users' intelligence or preferences.
933.
by tamana 11y ago
When you fire a council, you don't get the money back.
934.
by tamana 11y ago
How about neither? Pursue what you enjoy and find meaningful.
935.
by tamana 11y ago
The mayor derives personal benefit from being involved in the stadium. (Throw out a pitch, meet players, etx) It's corruption.
936.
by tamana 11y ago
How much tax does Packer County pay?
937.
by tamana 11y ago
Any industry can form a similar nonprofit trade association. The members pay tax.
938.
by tamana 11y ago
Hard call to make. It is reasonable to ban teams whose owners are technically incapable of ever changing their (legal) mind about any future question.
939.
by tamana 11y ago
It's a League. The entire reason for its existence is to be anticompetitive (in business).
940.
by tamana 11y ago
Aslop isn't a rude customer. He is a billionaire dbag playing social signaling games with Musk. This isn't really a vendor-customer dispute.
941.
by tamana 11y ago
It sends a message that the company is more interested in culrivating fanbois than winning customer satisfaction. That's cool as long as there are more fanbois than cars, but at some point the company needs to sell to the larger public
942.
by tamana 11y ago
Check your contract. When you buy a Tesla, what OTAs are you buying?
943.
by tamana 11y ago
How is that UK libel law punishes people making actual true claims, but doesn't punish people making false insinuations and incorrect math? c) Top Gear's audience doesn't. It's the _Sun_ of TV shows.
944.
by tamana 11y ago
Zuck is a handy abbreviation
945.
by tamana 11y ago
It's just bizarre that people think he actually invented the SpaceX rocket design while on an airplane flight, and he designed the Tesla engine, and no one else could figure out a workable design.
946.
by tamana 11y ago
It starts with one enterprising individual, who grows the industry via a personal network (people with no opportunity in the legitimate market, which especially applies to immigrants who have no other connections to the larger community)
947.
by tamana 11y ago
Coatco sells portable jumpstart batteries for $35, and they will charge your USB devices during not emergencies too.
948.
by tamana 11y ago
Anyone who operates on "a word and a handshake" is presumed to be a scammer. If you don't believe in it enough to put it in writing, I am not going to believe in it.
949.
by tamana 11y ago
Because he fixed thousands of fake edits that were against the terms of service.
950.
by tamana 11y ago
This is the strongest argument against term limits: it biases teams of warm bodies over individuals.
951.
by tamana 11y ago
Civil law is law.
952.
by tamana 11y ago
Why do local utilities beg people to reduce their electricity usage?
953.
by tamana 11y ago
>Good luck, remember me when you make your million! Oldest trick in the book: fove out free advice and take a share of the wins, but don't pay a share of the losses ;-)
954.
by tamana 11y ago
That article would be better if it removed all the "geek" spam. It isn't a "geek" phenomenon.
955.
by tamana 11y ago
That's not true. SS taxes are an entry ticket, but the benefits are paid without regard to any sort of national investment of those twx payments.
956.
by tamana 11y ago
Since everyone has 2 parents, essentially, it is absolutely trivial to work out a fair welfare scheme. This is much easier than most welfare systems.
957.
by tamana 11y ago
Poor old folks aren't the exploiters you are looking for.
958.
by tamana 11y ago
The answer is that SS age gets pushed back along with average lifespan
959.
by tamana 11y ago
Eh, it can be a lien, payable upon transfer or death of the owner.
960.
by tamana 11y ago
What does keynsiean theory have to do with building low quality goods?

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