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This is where hopefully most people will learn that cryptocurrencies are a decent conveyor belt for scam artists to move OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEY into THE SCAMMERS' CONTROL lol

Caveat emptor. It's like 1999 all over again. Yeah block chain is honestly such cool technology but honestly anyone who is playing with more than they can afford to lose is in trou…

"I'll be against it if you pay me enough money"- every person who works/collaborates with a company that does things against the public interest

Any debt a company is reasonably legally required to pay should affect the balance sheet. It would be weird for me to buy a business and then find out theres 3 years of IT spend th…

Yeah this is absurdly and disgustingly bad. It would be like dividing all the money a company expenses for an employee (laptop, lunch, outings, trips) as "earned income". Under thi…

Yeah I know the rule, I've been here too long to not know it. "Please don't comment on our biased censorship. It might expose our scheme."

Right, so the burden of proof is on me to prove that selling on Amazon was in fact unprofitable. Would you like to see my receipts? Or maybe you could just take my comment as an id…

Right, so if we downvote (literally censor) comments based on style and not content, but we also do it anonymously, it's all good, right?

People like you make this site so very unbearable. I enjoyed reading this article and all your behavior does is censor relevant and interesting info. That you announce it for kudos…

Haha, jokes on them, I had to quit selling on Amazon years ago anyway because of fake chargebacks and supreme unprofitability! Seriously, the ratio of "shops that make worthwhile p…

Amazon requires zero interaction? I didn't know, it's been a few years since I have interacted with them, and I always remember my friends and family having to call Amazon to fix s…

I don't know if I'm wired weirdly, but I vert rately return things. I really don't like dealing with customer service, and I kind of live by a "buyer beware" motto. One time amazon…

Thank you for this. I agree that they are cowards. Damore is completely right, certain members of our society are shaming others into silence for supposed psychological safety. I a…

That donation becomes "speculation" if the token received from donating (i.e paying a price for a token) becomes tradable to other people. Of course it is a questionable medium to …

Plenty of things could be manufactured or coded in these areas. Cheap housing and materials in general mean you could make a really awesome hacker house or even factory for physica…

"Improving patient outcomes" is quite possibly the most disgusting, 1984-esque buzzphrase right now. It's worded so that like, "who could be against that?" is what anyone would thi…

Hmm interesting ethics in this one. I care about Newegg, I feel they offer me good prices and service. I bought many things from them over the last decade. So if this suit succeeds…

Thanks for the insight, Melinda. I really needed it, considering my former Microsoft manager personally laid me off because he just didn't like me.

Which is why I avoid the whole investing charade all together and just cut my expenses instead! Woohoo! No mortgage, no marriage, no restaurants, no fancy gadgets, just a nice rela…

Just a friendly reminder, from a former Oracle employee who was laid off recently, that Oracle is cancerous, rapacious, and DOES NOT respect you as a user or customer. They WILL au…

This is a halfway decent article from Business Insider. I find myself 50/50 on this issue. When I need cutting edge info, or niche info, I typically read it on a screen. When I nee…

Thank you for your thoughtful, reasoned reply, and the effort you put into confirming what I have said anecdotally. It is often a thankless job and I appreciate that you've provide…

pc86 is exactly correct and I'm glad that person tore apart your argument for me. How dare you tell me "hint, blah blah blah" when your source literally confirms what I have stated…

I completely agree, I bet you have 100 people making 10m+ per year, and 20,000 staff and interns at the back office in New Jersey making 45,000 maximum, hired from SUNY schools. Wh…

>so that's what banking looks like? Unfortunately I'd say yes. Consider that Goldman Sachs has 38,000 employees and the average compensation is 350k-400k per year, per their recent…