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Sprint - $12 million fine (In 2019, Sprint Corporation's revenue amounted to 33.6 billion U.S. dollars) T-Mobile – $80 million fine (T-Mobile US annual revenue for 2021 was $80.118B) AT&T - $57 million fine (AT&T revenue for th
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Fishbone Sustainable Can Carriers
(fishbone.com)
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Fastmail. It's way easier to work with than Google Workspace IMO.
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Images feel a little "heavy". Maybe see if the could be compressed more.
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Block building it's own Bitcoin mining silicon
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The second way eventually fills your calendar with meetings with the IRS.
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Seems basic enough that this device should be available without the whole "go to a Lenire doctor" consultation, but I guess people gotta get paid.
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I used to use a Google Sheet to drive a restaurant website's menu page. It was perfect. The restaurant could update the spreadsheet whenever something changed, and it'd instantly be reflected on the web. If they ever messed som
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NASA 'shocked' by how close Russian spacecraft came to hitting satellite
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I think part of it is that at some point what you’re working on is considered “done”, which is rarely the case with software.
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Justice Department Will Reopen Inquiry into National Association of Realtors
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Oh, Cool, Our $69K Fisker Ocean Is Only Worth $21K Now
(edmunds.com)
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25 Years Later, We're All Trapped in 'The Matrix'
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I’m very sorry about your dad and how his death must have pained your family. My dad also died from asbestos exposure leading to mesothelioma. His final months were a lot like what you described.
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Superlist is the new Wunderlist, after Microsoft killed the original
(9to5mac.com)
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Disney, Fox and Warner Bros. Join Forces for Sports Streaming Service
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They had an editor, Anthony DeRosa, who took the time to make sure what they were reporting was accurate before pushing publish. In an era where 'first' dominates, it was refreshing -- but maybe not popular.
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The original Circa had a great approach to this IMO. They chunked up news into smaller pieces of information, and gave you a way to indicate interest in receiving follow-up notifications about a given story.
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I'm fairly tuned into news -- certainly less-so than in the past, but somehow I never even heard of The Messenger.
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“I’ve never used 23andMe and yet I’m involved in this breach.” How were you notified? I’ve never used the service but wondered what shadow profiles they may hold.
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I’d assume Apple will treat it as a service. They own the cars. You pay for the rides.
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I don’t read it often but when I do, I usually enjoy “MIT Technology Review”.
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Sandra Day O'Connor, First Woman on the Supreme Court, Is Dead at 93
(nytimes.com)
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"But landlords cannot just take or misplace my stuff, especially if I pay rent and have some rights." They sure can. Years ago I had a shitty landlord clear an apartment I'd moved 95% of my belongings from but before the ter
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We always start with a different word too. Randomizes the difficulty a bit more.
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Airlines like shifting the cost to baggage fees because they avoid paying the ticket taxes on that line of revenue: https://www.travelweekly.com/Travel-News/Airline-News/Revenu...
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Good memories. I had a Quantex 386 DX 40 with a math coprocessor. I used to churn out 3D Studio images one rendered block at a time over hours and hours and hours.
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The Clearest Sign yet That Commercial Real Estate Is in Trouble
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Do you not feel that you own the things you buy?
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Gave it a try but it seems like it's sort of a "work in progress". Their current version seemed okay, but then I tried what I guess is a beta version, and somehow two accounts I'd never entered showed up in my dashboard
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