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saudioger

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    Comment #18275651

    I mean... how does history not already tell you this? Nearly every person we remember as a historical figure was able to "sell" something to get there. The typical exception to thi…

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    Comment #18274279

    you're asking this question in a thread about Mark Cuban... yes, 100% salespeople

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    Comment #18261422

    what other famous national landmarks avoided getting a building permit for 135 years?

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    Comment #18261412

    that's like "discovering" the eiffel tower, it's not like you're stumbling into an unexplored land

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    Comment #18256457

    fetal position

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    Comment #18253659

    More important. The only innovative thing I can come up with to avoid having to fix my leaky toilet is shitting in the yard.

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    Comment #18245313

    Wish this wasn't software bound to hardware

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    Comment #18244277

    Ehhh, I imagine the seed/filament weight ratio is much closer than the human/filament weight ratio... if you blow this up to human size/weight proportions the filaments would likel…

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    Comment #18241652

    Check it out, it does an OK job at filtering out adult content... but it's 99% garbage.

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    Comment #18241644

    I hear that, my daughter can't even read but can play some really complex games with almost no direct intervention. Kids are incredible learning machines. The restrictions on the i…

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    Comment #18241626

    There's a crisis of opinion like this in every generation. It happened with radio too. I personally feel like the best approach is moderation for everything, but hey, people who do…

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    Comment #18234578

    That's my experience, and why I pulled the plug on it. Unless you're on top of your kid the entire time, it's incredibly difficult to keep an eye on that. YouTube is designed to ju…

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    Comment #18234529

    I strongly recommend that you don't let your kids watch YouTube. There's some really low-quality garbage out there and there's just too much to properly curate. After some explorin…

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    Comment #18203283

    I think the intention with mentioning a car is the fact that the US is so commute-heavy that the majority of our fast food is intended for car consumption.

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    Comment #18201362

    I can't cite this case specifically, but normally it would be incredibly difficult to impersonate a government official as a source. In my experience verifying a source means weedi…

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    Comment #18188613

    the standards for graduation vary wildly so isn't really comparable

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    Comment #18186320

    There are places in the US where you can still rent DVDs for a dollar a day. Streaming _rental_ prices feel too high.

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    Comment #18179735

    There are a lot of startups that are in worse shape than that and hope to be profitable someday.

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    Comment #18179334

    Right, with noise cancelling headphones on I can talk on a plane at a normal volume and hear everything better generally. If I just wanted to block out noise entirely, ear plugs/mu…

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    Comment #18178752

    Let's assume it's true: Does Apple have a choice other than cover-up? Let's say this was the first they're hearing about it, and it turns out to be true. Can they publicly state th…

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    Comment #18178718

    Considering that large scale internet companies like Amazon and Apple buy enormous amounts of hardware, it's not an insane strategy. If you compromise 1 of every 1,000 pieces of ha…

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    Comment #18176593

    Well my point is that it could be corporate embarrassment AND willful fraud to cover up the corporate embarrassment. They have a huge incentive to lie, because even if they were tr…

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    Comment #18176389

    They're already on the hook for an enormous liability if it's true, so lying about it isn't really the worst option if there's even a small chance it avoids the issue. After seeing…

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    Comment #18176333

    Uhh, Apple and Amazon are providing very few hard facts... and have a HUGE amount to lose if the story is true. I wouldn't take anything as certainty at this point, not even close.…

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    Comment #18176319

    My understanding is that while the sources were left anonymous, they were definitely confirmed as intelligence agents by Bloomberg... so if they were duped, it's a pretty serious (…