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But the more stocks outperform bonds, the more things like the repeal of Glass-Steagell are encouraged.
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9y ago
The problem IMO is that stocks outperform bonds in the first place because of the debt-based economy. I suspect it is part of why Glass-Steagell was repealed in the first place.
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Notice no response even a week later.
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“I don't know if DiagTrack and the service are one thing.”
(twitter.com)
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The TSV technology that the 128GB DDR4 LR-DIMMs uses is still very new (Samsung is the main vendor at this point). It is only recently that the price of 64GB LR-DIMMs are getting close to the price of 32GB RDIMMs. As a side note, you also n
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And now gas prices recently rose due to Harvey and refinery shutdowns. Of course part of it is temporary, but EVs are getting better too at the same time.
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Soon after this was posted, I presume that Browsium was ordered by MS legal to stop using IE6 binaries. When EMIE was created two years later, "avoiding many performance, security, and other problems associated with running older Inter
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A Chat with Browsium Founder Matt Heller about IE6 on Win7 (2012)
(brianmadden.com)
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I have been thinking about the ad bubble for a while now BTW. People talk about "CalExit", but even California will be affected when it bursts. Actually, I wonder if Google giving up on tracking ads would themselves be enough to t
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“[Google] shareholders would sue them, and rightly so.”
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My favorite now is how the national debt goes up every time FBI/NSA spends more money. Which of course causes more money to be printed.
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Thinking about it, Apple is benefiting right now from the same debt-based economy that benefits the FBI/NSA. I don't think there even is much local US manufacturing, so Apple imports products made in China and sell them at a high
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Which also reminds me of 120V 15A/20A charging, which the vast majority of EVs will likely use.
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“Googling for ”visual studio application insights win7 diagtrack“ reveals...”
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They were touting SSE4.2 for XML parsing. I wonder what about HTML parsing too.
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Interestingly Googling for "visual studio application insights win7 diagtrack" reveals very little.
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Application Insights in Visual Studio 2015 [2015]
(c-sharpcorner.com)
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How often does random personal blog posts like this make it to the top in the first place (unless you are specifically searching for "Tab Atkins" of course)? That post is more than one year old now.
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Linked post is http://www.xanthir.com/b4ZT0
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Consumer vs business computers is one of my favorite topics. Even with Lenovo, Superfish is not the only example.
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I had to "Update Driver" after BSoDs in aps2kb2hid.sys. I never updated it though.
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This is a good time to mention: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20161104-00/?p=... (I never knew about it before Raymond blogged it, even though it dates back to Win8 and was patented)
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I have been thinking of a server vendor for startups company like Sun was trying to do with Schwartz as CEO. Ideally it would use local server manufacturing instead of Chinese ODMs. Of course, not every startup is interested, but 1TB+ RAM a
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And now there is Harvey...
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I wonder what effect it will have on car loan securitization where the gain in values is only temporary. The used car market was already in oversupply.
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I tend to focus on individual problems, the recent think tank debacle or the ad bubble being examples.
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I think they were once threatening to enforce it, but they probably don't care about it anymore.
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What is funny is the support status of Win10 1507 (non-LTSB) where they provided extra months of updates but did not extend the official deadline beyond May.
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Yea, I think the petrodollar was invented not long after we got off the gold standard.
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Printing money would encourage the ad bubble, because the economy would grow based on how much of the basic income consumers spend.
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