berryjerry

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by berryjerry 5y ago
Personally I think there should be escalating punishments for crimes to avoid the "350th burglary" and I thought often history was taken into account but I don't know California or San Francisco's laws. So, first time ca
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by berryjerry 5y ago
NFTs are mostly manipulated markets. No that picture of a bitcoin symbol did not sell copies to 300 people for $1000 each, netting them $300,000. It sold to the same person who made the picture 299 times and 1 person who got scammed into th
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by berryjerry 5y ago
No they banned him from posting while he was still in office.
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by berryjerry 5y ago
Twitter will ban the American President but is afraid not to listen to the Indian government. I guess they choose what political parties they want to support.
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by berryjerry 5y ago
I see this too. Almost every asset class is moving together. When interest rates can't be dropped further then the real problems will begin. Banks have built floors into their loans so that variable rates can't drop below zero alr
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by berryjerry 5y ago
I don't think there is a time in the last decade where I received a "relevant" ad. The most relevant they have been is spamming adverts for products I already purchased.
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by berryjerry 6y ago
We have wealth taxes. They are called property taxes and inheritance taxes.
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by berryjerry 6y ago
It appears sites regularly add or remove items from their trending lists, both by manual review as well algorithms which are essentially automated manual review by the person who wrote the algorithm. That kind of control is the same as a N
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by berryjerry 6y ago
Depends how much is being ordered. Some people live off of delivered food now. 3 meals a day at probably a minimum of $10 per order in delivery or 'surcharges', same thing. That's 900 a month.
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by berryjerry 6y ago
This is a real issue. I didn't think it was actually forbidden though but maybe that changed. For years Arco gas station had discounts for using cash.
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by berryjerry 6y ago
In countries with working currencies like EU and US, yes almost all crypto is speculation. BUT, countries that have poor banking system a poorly managed/trusted economy don't have access to even banks, let alone investments and st
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by berryjerry 6y ago
Right. The algorithm should just identify videos that need to be reviewed, not ban them. It should also be a sliding scale. If a video has 5 total views, it shouldn't need a ban or a review because no one is watching it. Places like th
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by berryjerry 6y ago
Sadly I've seen worse for a subscription service. For example, Birchbox, a monthly makeup service will autorenew for you for a full year and won't allow cancellations at all. Also obviously you can sign up online easily but can&#x
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by berryjerry 6y ago
I love excel but it feels like it's UI based abilities have been left in the dust. It's like development of excel and VBA stopped and even reversed to make things function worse. A few new features, forms, buttons, etc. would be a
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by berryjerry 6y ago
Tinnitus can be persistent, intermittent, or change sounds, tone or pitch. It is all in the same category.
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by berryjerry 6y ago
Things like Trump saying "Be Peaceful" and also telling rioters to "Go Home" cause him to be banned and impeached. Just imagine what stretches they take to say a normal Parler user is inciting violence.
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by berryjerry 6y ago
This article gives no basis for it's opinion except for other articles and studies done by heavily anti-conservative media outlets and heavily liberal colleges. It's citations include Vice, Vox, CNN, Washington Post, New York Time
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by berryjerry 6y ago
YouTube moderators are obviously the highest experts in the field of medicine and usually every field. They should be deciding what get seen, promoted, or blocked because they have done the hard research and I have no doubt they have read a
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by berryjerry 6y ago
the forum normally has hundreds, maybe thousands, of posts each day that all are some stupid bet on an option or another. To act as if SLV was the next hot thing is incredibly stupid and misinformed. It's like if I went into the politi
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by berryjerry 6y ago
IF they are already requiring people to have the cash in their account to cover buys, how can they not have the collateral to cover them. They could have disabled options trading right? But why buying with cash?
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by berryjerry 6y ago
You're right, I read that Trump started a populist movement for his own enrichment and assumed he was relating that to the WSB populist movement getting started, since I just read an article stating that. Edit: Here's the article
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by berryjerry 6y ago
His companies have been battered, protested, and boycotted. He also donated his entire presidential salary. No one asked him to. WSB bets top posts are literally AOC, a democrat congresswoman, supporting them right now and somehow someone i
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by berryjerry 6y ago
I don't know how much you visited Parler but it was literally the same as every platform. If you don't like someone, don't follow them and block them.
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by berryjerry 6y ago
I think that is just the normal 'getting older' syndrome. We all just grew up and for some reason life isn't as nice as it was when we were kids and didn't read the news. We now imagine the world has turned dark and evil
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by berryjerry 6y ago
I think the internet being still in it's infancy essentially has allowed us to not define monopolies narrowly enough. For example, it seems obvious to people when a monopoly exists on a railroad, cars, or planes because they are distin
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by berryjerry 6y ago
Exactly. We are in the middle of the story now. There always is the person who is last to sell and whoever that is stands to lose the most. It's pretty insane how sustained the rally is. You might expect it to effect prices for a day o
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by berryjerry 6y ago
It takes some effort to blame this on Trump. Trump literally gave up his fortune to serve.
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by berryjerry 6y ago
Right, that's my point is that death sucks and it happens a lot. Obviously we would love to prevent all the death we can but just living is not always a good trade off. My grandma for example hasn't been allowed visitors for basic
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by berryjerry 6y ago
That number does seem like a lot but in the same time period several million people died from other causes. Death is quite natural.
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by berryjerry 6y ago
Right. However, the FBI actually has a very close relationship with all of the tech mega-cap companies. America scolds China for having their companies majority owned by the Chinese government but the effect of the pressure of the FBI is es

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