totalZero

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by totalZero 10y ago
A company (or group of executives) that blatantly lies to the media risks damaging it's own credibility. In my experience, statements like this are usually technically correct, though sometimes misleading in spirit.
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by totalZero 10y ago
They are feel good charity tourism, but they also fund projects (including local labor) in otherwise poor areas, and they generate good will across cultural and economic divisions. I don't see what is wrong with a tourist feeling good
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by totalZero 10y ago
Seems the point of the reply was to reject the negativity and stereotyping in the rhetorical question and the rest of that comment.
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by totalZero 10y ago
I'm assuming that Trump knows the consequences of what he is suggesting. I don't see a place where I insinuated that he isn't aware. I did say he might want to seem market savvy. It makes him come across as knowledgeable and
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by totalZero 10y ago
I guess it means you would have to sue the government.
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by totalZero 10y ago
The market will probably sell off if there's a rate hike, even if it's as small a shift as 25 or 50 basis points. A small hike won't qualitatively affect institutions' ability to access money, but it would lead to a cosm
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by totalZero 10y ago
I wonder if there's a more sinister reason for this than simply, "we want more data for ads." It always freaks me out that Google asks me to review places where I eat, drink, and hang out.
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by totalZero 10y ago
Totally agree with the article. Seems like an unnecessary delete of a functional and ubiquitous port, for which I can currently spend anywhere between 6 and 1000 bucks to buy headphones of my choosing. Maybe Apple is trying to push people t
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by totalZero 10y ago
They probably deleted the jack so they can sell more airpods and beats wireless headphones. This technology delete doesn't strike me as an improvement, but rather a a way of coercing clients to spend more on accessories sold by Apple a