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> people like to complain that the federal government only funds a fixed number of residency slots, as if a trillion dollar industry is just absolutely helpless to do anything Agre…

So, for your 200k downpayment, you now have 200k * 1.047^35 = 1MM as the total house value that you own even without house appreciation, so almost a 5% rate of return.

I don't understand where the 1.6 million came from. If you're talking about interest on the loan, the premise was that the rent covers the mortgage payment (interest and capital) p…

> Ad blocker extensions are a major security risk This is only true in the sense that an all-purpose browser is "a major security risk". That is to say, it's not true in any cohere…

> The state of the art is a blood draw, followed by detection of THC at a toxicology laboratory using liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry. > police are willing to pay $20 per t…

I've been using Hetzner Cloud and have been quite happy with it.

There's also the main Bountysource page: https://www.bountysource.com/teams/microg for donating to specific issues. If you're not ready to use this yet because it doesn't work well…

It looks like https://simplepostal.com is the best deal since it starts at $2.50 with tracking , for which most of the other sites seem to charge $5+.

You do. [1][2] But you have a point more generally. [1] https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/oct/19/edward-snow... [2] https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/jun/29/edward-s…

Right, that sounds more like a dissociative than a psychedelic.

In the 2014 fiscal year, Harvard received $608 million in research funding from the government.

Not true that Harvard can withdraw the acceptance at any time for any reason. There is a specific set of circumstances in which it can be withdrawn (in this case, where the person'…

That isn't completely accurate. An acceptance to Harvard is usually unconditional, and can only be withdrawn under very specific circumstances (in this case, they're invoking the c…

Certain Live TV addons such as Plexus are based on peer-to-peer BitTorrent technology, which allows for greater scalability.