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Comment #48669867
So the NSA streams the memory contents of every virtual machine and bare metal server on the internet to get the decrypted traffic? How would that even work at the scale of the int…
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Comment #48669858
So the NSA streams the ram of every virtual machine and bare metal server on the internet to themselves so they can analyze the plain text that's being processed in ram and no one …
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Comment #48189085
How does the interest rate of margin loans generate taxes? Just curious since I'm not sure there's any provision explicitly taxing margin income for banks and brokerages. Especiall…
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Comment #48189060
So then the rich guy is an NYC resident and pays taxes there, that's a great outcome for the city.
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Comment #45961110
Assuming you pay via dealership financing that is likely true but many dealerships have a different price for a car if you are paying cash for it.
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Comment #45831433
I think Firefox focus does that on android, I'm sure there's a way to get the same result on a desktop with some flags and pointing to a config file (or a read only profile folder …
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Comment #45271146
Jair Bolsonaro is still alive at least according to mainstream media, do you have any links to where he was killed in an assassination?
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Comment #45271087
Why is southeast Michigan difficult to drive in? I don't know anything about the area but I would guess if GPS navigation works and it's less dense than SF/LA, most of the major is…
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Comment #45175122
Jetblue only flies narrow bodies across the Atlantic, I'm sure there are a number of others too.
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Comment #45163380
A lot of them these days are things like Uvinul A Plus (Diethylamino Hydroxybenzoyl Hexyl Benzoate) and Tinosorb S/P. They essentially act as UV filters similar to physical barrier…
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Comment #44321445
If you can reliably generate 200% a year after fees/taxes/etc, you could just get a bunch of credit cards and use broker margin on top of that. It wouldn't surprise me if you could…
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Comment #44212735
I think Rsync.net supports zfs send/receive
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Comment #43999375
Empty storefronts in lower Manhattan have become more prevalent especially as Walgreens has been downsizing their Duane Reade locations and banks have reduced branch numbers. Histo…
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Comment #43943088
Caught doing what? Can you provide some context or links to search?
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Comment #43818102
Before Russia invaded Crimea was there a water crisis?
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Comment #43817493
Less than 6 months ago I was able to buy a ticket online and board without showing any ID and have done that for 10+ years with no problem.
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Comment #43606387
The article seems to imply that it's not a waste of money which is why it's expanded in use, especially with having partners like tourism agencies chip in.
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Comment #43541110
Is any open source software or Linux distribution engineered to the level of the 787?
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Comment #43440806
Open Payment Host seems to connect to credit card gateways (Stripe/Square) whereas coindrop seems to link to P2P style payment methods where you are sending funds to an "address".
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Comment #43430807
As far as teams where ITAR could apply, I don't think the Haas team has much worry. There hasn't been a competitive F1 team from America for at least a generation.
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Comment #43391814
Dark pools started in the 1980s once the SEC permitted securities to be traded off the exchange they are listed on. I think that was well before flashboys.
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Comment #43231188
I don't think the US government is the largest employer in the world unless we aren't counting other countries governments. China seems to have around 50M government employees, 10 …
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Comment #42885108
What customer support is legally required? Just curious since I've had better experience with Google/etc related support than I have with things like most consumer electronics or a…
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Comment #42692923
Although under the law that created Amtrak, the track owners are supposed to give priority to passenger trains. I don't think that's been enforced for 30+ years (maybe ever) so fre…
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Comment #42692864
Is that true at 7k ft on a train line that only has 1 train on it? I can understand next to a busy freight line or something like that but it seems like freshly blown snow (to the …