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amachefe
4y ago
Maybe because kids don't really know what they wanted. If he didn't play the first 6years, he won't be able to enjoy "jamming" with friends
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amachefe
4y ago
From the comments below, I am fast coming to conclusions that it is impossible to get a rational clear headed discussion on Elon in HN
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amachefe
4y ago
Saying people "looked quite international" is prejudicial You don't get a pass because Elon and Twitter happens to be involved. It is very unlikely if upto has of Twitter 2000+ employees are "H1B hostages", but I do
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amachefe
4y ago
If you don't have any problem with your daily itenary beinf tracked, then no explanation will be good enough for you. Just respect the fact that people don't want their daily activities available to 3rd parties
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amachefe
4y ago
He did not even offer to pay it, that was the reason for the law suit. anyone who actually think he was forced to pay 43bn when he could have paid 1bn. (even 2bn) are just not thinking correctly. https://www.theverge.com/202
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amachefe
4y ago
Read the actual SEC link. No one will pay 43bn is he can even pay 2bn and out! It is embedded on this link https://www.theverge.com/2022/7/8/23201004/twitter-to-sue-el...
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amachefe
4y ago
> Twitter wasn't doing anything special, and it's easy to launch a clone of their business model. And yet nobody has done it? People think social media is easy to start and succeed. FYI, its like catching lightning.
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amachefe
4y ago
There is an opt out of 1bn. That is the only thing he would pay if he wanted to walk...
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amachefe
4y ago
It is joke being taken seriously that he was forced to buy it. No one will spend $43bn to avoid paying 1bn (opt out fee) He decided to buy because he feels its better to own it.
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amachefe
4y ago
Found the article very interesting and, loved reading. We find fulfillment in different things, and there is no one single best for many people. PS: I found the snarky responses and accusations of "poverty tourism" to be amusing.
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amachefe
4y ago
No full rewrites place. I will start by properly correcting the NGINX codes. I feel solving that will provide a bases to rewrite the other parts or the codebases. Find new servers and backup everything onto the server and do the changes the
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amachefe
4y ago
That is not true. There are many countries in the world who run different system of governments, and many as doing it quite successfully.
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amachefe
4y ago
There are many things (more than monarchy) that sets Americans and UK apart... even Europe generally. Europeans civilization are 1000s of years old, America is a baby compared to them, the history and memory are very different.
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amachefe
4y ago
This is NOT a new development. With or without the Queen, countries under the sovereign have been planning to leave, which is not opposed by anyone. Ironically, Commonwealth is actually getting bigger. The last commonwealth games was surpri
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amachefe
4y ago
This is only a good advice if your own business works. If not you are wasting your time. Also you dont know where the "enough job" is going to be rated. Your manager will determine that
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amachefe
4y ago
1. Your excuse here is not good enough to debunk this excuse. Cost of living is a general cost for people living in that location. Family support is not available for everyone. If you move to this location, you will not like if they use fam
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amachefe
4y ago
> Vigilantism isn't a great thing, but what choice do we have when authorities allow hate sites like Kiwifarms to stay online? After all, as Yonatan Zunger famously wrote, tolerance is not a moral precept. In conclusion, vigilantism
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amachefe
4y ago
Everyone here has defended the CEO right to make those decision. The disagreement is his argument and justfication. He should just come out and say "I did it because i can and want to" not those long winded excuses
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Google Censoring Search
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amachefe
4y ago
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amachefe
4y ago
As I usually use DDG I was surprised that this link was actually true. Initially thought it was trolling. I wonder why Google wants to intervene in the results.
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amachefe
4y ago
This is personal opinion and not backed by any study or research. In all the ones I have seen, they easily adapt and actually get involved in civil societies more
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amachefe
4y ago
Another one? Looks like we get this every quarter.. Anyway, if you dont like it, fork it... or use another Db.
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amachefe
4y ago
Loved Google Talk. Lightweight simple and does the job very well. Havent trusted Google after the moved off it.
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amachefe
4y ago
I really don't see anything here. It is standard review and not a witch-hunt as being said here
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amachefe
4y ago
Yeah, Lets blame it on the social thing aka the present thing. As if it teams mental health has always been great. I guess Social Media started the class cliques too in schools, the competition, the social pressure. Social media started the
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amachefe
4y ago
It looks like Lenovo Thinkpad T Series. Solid Linux Machines.
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amachefe
4y ago
How is that the interest of investors what happens after the are paid?
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amachefe
4y ago
Which of his companies are damaged?
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amachefe
5y ago
This is an interesting case. But in the long term, its also seems Apple can sue anyone who hacks the iOS, eg mods and rooting
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amachefe
5y ago
Maybe you can try Rivian, might have better luck
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