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kds3

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    > The recipient is the one who needs to pay income tax That's only in some countries like US. There are many HackerOne bug hunters from e.g. Russia where your company is responsibl…

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    But do we really need those C*O jobs and increased shareholder value? Probably keeping many of rocket science jobs could have been cheaper for taxpayers. But no one cares about tha…

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    Comment #23053566

    Like a big "pause updates" button they already have for years in the "advanced options" tab?

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    Comment #22933644

    Florida guy's phone number is registered in Jacksonville, FL (same with WHOIS records) [0]. Brian probably made a mistake, happens to everyone. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/ite…

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    Comment #22912810

    Lawyers are expensive only if _you_ have to pay for them. In English law (UK/EU) loser pays most lawyer's fees. This also disincentivizes businesses to start unwinnable cases in or…

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    It's kind of dividends but without approval from majority of shareholders and bondholders. Company draws down credit line, shareholders receive cash, lawyers receive their %. Share…

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    Comment #22876335

    You can also run your (cross-platform) IDE inside WSL. With WSL1 and Xming it worked fast enough for me.

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    Comment #22859951

    > because they probably interacted with Joe in produce at some point recently > because I pulled a shift with him recently It's more likely they are scared of their customers rathe…

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    Comment #22852184

    9/11 is not a good example here. It allowed US to pass important PRISM-like PATRIOT acts without much opposition from US citizens, just in time for the rise of the Internet. It als…

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    > Have you jumped into a large old codebase with no access to its previous authors or maintainers? Written by juniors, who doesn't really understand their codebase and writing ugly…

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    Maybe because they started testing early? Their first cases were in January and they screened everyone in airports since then [0], they performed 639606 tests with 4731 positives. …

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    Comment #22723746

    Why do they call them investors ? People who haven't even briefly read financial filings for the company they are going to buy? They are called speculators, not investors.

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    Comment #22656673

    > Chrome itself (like Firefox and Safari), according to this article, doesn't send a persistent tracking UUID According to the article: > Edge also sends the hardware UUID of the d…

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    Comment #22587826

    > A big part of that is trying to avoid the 'bust' part of a boom-bust cycle. The thing is you can't avoid the bust part, you can only soften it in a way it is not harmful for (som…

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    Comment #22561355

    US Treasury successfully completed today's 30Y auction. NY Fed was just worried that without $1.5T injection, the auction would have failed. They're not as stupid as you might thin…

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    Comment #22398698

    Put options will only work in case your counterparty will have liquidity to pay you back. In case of deep recession your counterparty can just go bankrupt and you would have to tak…