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vanekjar

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    Comment #27841620

    This article is totally misleading. They compare top 500 CEOs (S&P 500) vs average worker. How about comparing apples to apples? What's the compensation of an average CEO from some…

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    Comment #27553925

    True, a lot of fun with signaling right while leaving roundabouts. Oh wait, nobody does that anyway

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    Comment #25883808

    How is the ban implemented? It doesn't sound realistic and the article doesn't share technical details.

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    Comment #25572883

    I've been using MacBook Pro with various Linux laptops in parallel for couple of years. Apple hardware and design are indeed exceptional. Great HDPI screen, awesome trackpad, like …

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    Comment #25556900

    FATCA sucks, cannot believe EU accepted something like that into the legislation. Recently, one of the banks in EU falsely flagged me as a potential US citizen. I had to file tons …

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    Comment #24165214

    Do you really believe that the biggest region is used for testing?

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    Comment #23714910

    No position is so strong as it seems. Remember Yahoo, Nokia, Motorola, Kodak. Invincible leaders at some point. Look at today's Intel or Boeing decline. Apple is also not as nearly…

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    Comment #23708874

    That doesn't mean it's regressive. It's just a demagogy. Low income people buy less things and pay lower sales tax proportionally. Wealthy people spend more on luxurious goods and …

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    Comment #23707913

    How is the sales tax regressive when there is a fixed percentage? Like the more I spent the less I pay in sales tax? I don't think so.

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    Comment #23705002

    > mother and children live in Canada while the father works in HK.The family doesn't declare the foreign income in Canada. Why would the father pay taxes in Canada when he lives an…

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    Comment #21788553

    > The company does OSS and my side-project is also Open-Source. What does it even mean to "keep the ownership" in this case. You have never had an ownership when it's open-source. …

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    Comment #19010773

    I would like to see the same statistics for Europe. It would be very different. I am afraid the result is biased. Most of the people in US keep Japanese cars because most people ac…

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    Comment #18912298

    I would extend it to - avoid transfers anywhere in North America (including Canada). US and Canadian airports are pain in the ass regarding customs and immigration. Better to trans…

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    Comment #18643695

    Care to elaborate? Why AWS?

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    Comment #17770076

    I am afraid your math doesn't add up. Influx of foreign capital can never be bad because it fuels the local economy. It brings new jobs in construction and other related services, …

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    Comment #17009148

    It depends if the TLD registry is reputable organization. Obviously Verisign (.com, .net), PIR (.org) or Google (.app) seem to be more reputable than Indian Ocean Territory (.io) o…

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    Comment #15777312

    I have recently bought a refurbished Lenovo ThinkPad X220 for about $200. For that price it is the best machine you can have. It can be upgraded up to 16 GB RAM, I use two disks (S…

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    Comment #13861317

    That's true, but instead of empty ad being server (as in case HTTP), HTTPS request timeouts and increases loading time for many pages, because the page waits until all JS loads. An…

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    Comment #13859696

    Cool project! Great idea and nice UI. I have tried recently and it works fine with HTTP. The problem is with ads served via HTTPS and since today most of the pages are using HTTPS …

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    Comment #13859691

    Cool project! Great idea and nice UI. I have tried recently and it works fine with HTTP. The problem is with ads served via HTTPS and since today most of the pages are using HTTPS …