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2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silvergate_Bank
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2y ago
No bank is going to take flighty deposits from money launderers who habitually suborn financial institutions.
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2y ago
JP Morgan put funds in when a bank was in danger. In one case the funds vanished because crypto money goes away when the market declines very quickly.
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2y ago
Let's be real clear. The crypto bros and VCs killed not one but two banks that started getting into trouble after being very accommodating by pulling out money. Now they want the rest of the financial system to keep doing business with
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2y ago
There's also the Moravians and Lolards. Everyone knew Catholicism needed to change but it wasn't until the Reformation the pressure existed for the Counter-reformation to overcome the obstacles within the Catholic church.
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What is the similarity between the Dominicans and the Jesuits? Both were started to fight heresy: the Dominicans the Cathars, the Jesuits the Protestants. Both were started by soldiers. Both have unique spiritual disciplines. What's th
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2y ago
The reality of these relationships is more complex especially in some markets. It's also not hard to be at the IX and benefit yourself.
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2y ago
I'm going to try not to mud sling but looking at the managerial history of the people involved does not make taking erratic pointless action a total surprise.
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2y ago
CTI graduates had a much better rate of actually becoming ATC professionals. So why should the FAA ignore that instead of spin one up at Howard?
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2y ago
Good point, but there was an agency tasked with security.
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2y ago
Who ran ICE for the next 6 years?
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2y ago
I have heard from people who were contactors that everyone brings their lunch at Vanguard. No money pond here!
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2y ago
Vanguard is still offering IRAs last I checked.
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2y ago
That's why you send letters asking if it would be a good idea to prominent people on both sides first.
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2y ago
Not really. It's only the Xbox and Xbox One, PS4/5 where AMD CPU got used. ATI has some more design wins. Earlier generations were somewhat exotic in comparison to PC.
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2y ago
Magnetocaloric cooling is used in cryogenics as are thermoacoustic chillers. I think there are some aerospace applications.
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2y ago
Our king has to moonlight as a airline pilot.
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2y ago
In the United States of America private corporations can refuse to permit a presidential candidate to use their platform. Meta had a very strong first amendment defense. ABC had a very strong defense against the libel case because most of u
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2y ago
Jarandice v Jarandice redux.
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2y ago
It's hugely different. We limit donations from lobbyists, force them to register their activities. This settlement goes straight to Trump's pockets like Frank Hagues desk drawer.
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2y ago
The product of competitors is somehow not better enough to cause people to navigate a click away.
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2y ago
IANAL but AFAIK amicus curiae is not for "my interests will be impacted in this case because I have a claim that's involved". It's more for things like "hey, we do a lot in this area of law and here's something
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Can't observe and woefully hard to understand. Remember in the 1950's the only genetic disease they could trace to a mutation was sickle cell and that was guesswork. They didn't have any of the cute editing techniques or ampl
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2y ago
Ah good old $[ in perl.
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2y ago
Other than the seller being someone able and willing to break the law in Pakistan to get dollars to people who want them, yes.
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2y ago
That's primarily an 19th century event and its results, with the emphasis on economizing.
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Self driving cars are already operating no problem.
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2y ago
I understood it to come in when the police don't want to admit intelligence from foreign sources in drug cases also.
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Facial identification is particularly difficult to do right. If you lean on people at all they will pick the closest match rather than admit they don't know. Not from dishonesty, it's just that we're not that good at recogniz
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2y ago
That is actually still not secure. The cache will happily retain the trace of the access forever.
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