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Comment #48114577
>Planned: Stream from Tidal Yes please - Tidal's app is genuinely woeful and doesn't seem to use native API's in MacOS
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Comment #46416196
If it's so easy, why haven't you done it?
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Comment #45941560
The guy who oversaw the silicon change is the one who's likely going to be the next CEO
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Comment #45905137
Sorry that you can't control other peoples lives & wants
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Comment #45692570
I'm looking for a sports aggregation site like Brutalist Report - does anyone know if this exists?
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Comment #45661903
"using the biggest software suite tailored for offices/IT environments is a red flag" honestly the things i read here sometimes hahaha
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Comment #45546320
>it was called "google without ads and seo spam" ... if you could talk to it like a human and have google search hold a conversation with you - sure. That distinction is a big big …
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Comment #45380374
>Blockchain is probably the most useless technology ever invented (unless you're a criminal or an influencer who makes ungodly amounts of money off of suckers). You think a technol…
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Comment #45340773
>Dehumanization seems to be the trend that the US is leading on right now. Criminals have to want to stop doing crime before they can be rehabilitated.
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Comment #44752698
That's exactly what ethereum is - you're able to move funds without permission, trustlessly, instantly.
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Comment #44739683
No you're right, thinking about laws & second order effects isn't a government thing
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Comment #44205541
There are a lot of things that are a net negative to society but since we're not slaves, we're allowed to do things that can be fun but -ev if we choose to
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Comment #44205496
What's the feasibility of taking an existing default calling app & adding the real way to do DTMF, then making the user forced to use this app as the default calling app. E.g. the …
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Comment #43921588
Theoretically, if those two firms are good at their jobs & also good at marketing (including referrals), then yes sure. Realistically, 75% of professionals aren't worth their salt …
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Comment #43641247
That's not at all what a tax write off is. A tax write off is when you spend money, and it reduces your profit. You've really spent the money.
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Comment #43641243
How does deducting R&D in software equal magic money? Isn't it just making the deduction timeframe the same timeframe as the actual expense/money paid? It's weirder that you spend …
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Comment #40337614
No - 16gb of ram is barely enough to run regular applications if you're a power user let alone the most breakthrough computationally heavy workloads ever invented
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Comment #40280183
>The idea that crypto assets aren't "securities" and thus not subject to SEC regulation is, and always has been, laughable. Except, ya know.. the courts.
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Comment #39596401
No - displaylink is a software solution & native hmdi/thunderbolt etc is a hardware solution. Display link docks have their own chips in them
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Comment #36751248
It's a spot etf
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Comment #36751242
>Can anyone summarize in layperson's terms any standards that these securities must meet? No, not even the SEC & that's the cause of major court cases currently. In normal security…
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Comment #36715698
>I skimmed the opinion Then don't comment on it
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Comment #36453973
I don't think you do get the point - the point is that unless you define every single word in a rule (like how legislation has a definitions page), it's very hard to do simple cont…
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Comment #36235767
You bought IOU's from a centralized entity, you didn't do anything with crypto.