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Comment #49225498
I’m not talking about piercing the corporate veil. That’s a whole separate conversation If your negligence or intentional action causes damage you can be sued and you are personall…
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Comment #49218195
> It is not uncommon to incorporate when doing that. The idea is if you fuck up their site somehow (or more likely - they claim you did) they can't try and go after your personal b…
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Comment #49130407
Do you have any suggestions
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Comment #49105684
El farolito is 9.75 for a big burrito Saigon sandwich is $5.50 for Bahn mi
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Comment #49105659
I tried to add Corti bros in Sacramento but it’s not considered a restaurant. It’s a grocery store with a sandwich shop and deli inside. 8.50 for a big sandwich. https://orderonlin…
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Comment #49099745
The registrar is not "just a proxy". They are the merchant of record, they bear the financial and legal responsibility.
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Comment #49001616
Authors get around 10% of the cover price of a book as royalties, it depends on several factors. The rest goes to the publisher . So some do lose money, but the break even for the …
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Comment #48915999
Factory reset it then never connect to the internet. Use another device you can control for streaming
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Comment #48799686
A license doesn’t have to be for an indefinite time period. It can be irrevocable
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Comment #48601522
Sometimes I will check out https://www.sacramentopunkshows.com/?m=0 A surprising number of bands aren’t on Spotify or any streaming sites. Or they will be on YouTube with under 100…
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Comment #48541982
If you don’t “punish” slacking off your institution falls behind even if there is no sabotage
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Comment #48319094
Usually you just hear about people suing the company, they are easier to collect from. Often they have insurance that will pay out a claim that is faster to pursue than a lawsuit. …
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Comment #48176651
Something like this exists with PPA solar leases, and with home batteries. But it’s usually a bad deal for the homeowner compared to a more conventional lease or purchase with a fi…
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Comment #48111844
US law has criminal penalties for paying a ransom to a designated criminal terrorist organization or under treasury sanctions.
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Comment #48095495
This is changing. Most states have “permanent” properly calibrated breathalyzer at every dui checkpoint now. And in an increasing number of regular vehicles
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Comment #48005488
And then the next question, how does this affect consumer spending, what percent of purchases get the 3d secure message and change their mind instead of confirming the purchase?
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Comment #47980597
How much is lost to fraud that would be prevented by 3d secure, 0.1%?
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Comment #47896692
How does that work with using a camera to take photos?
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Comment #47807056
Amazon isn’t doing this to benefit customers. A seller/store with an item priced at $100 and selling at a discount on their own site would be pushed off the buy box and customers c…
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Comment #47803346
For an advanced course that is how the economics works out. They are expensive to produce and have limited demand, and typically only for a few years until they are replaced.
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Comment #47723268
You can simulate bad wifi with the throttling option on the network tab of your browser's developer tools