dbags

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by dbags 13y ago
I've been given the wrong streets during browsing. Hosts give out an address a block or three away so their landlord is less likely to find it.
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by dbags 13y ago
I believe it was mostly landlord dodging, but the fake address was also a better location.
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by dbags 13y ago
Good. I know that Chesky is trying to pretend that this is about people who occasionally share their homes, but that's bullshit. There are a lot of people who are stuck living next to illegal, untaxed hotels because one of their neig
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by dbags 13y ago
More importantly, the number is utterly and completely meaningless without the rest of the term sheet. To be extreme, think of the difference between this investment as all common stock, versus this investment as participating preferred wit
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by dbags 13y ago
Here's the other criminal complaint against him: https://ia601904.us.archive.org/1/items/gov.uscourts.mdd.238... It's shorter, and it has details on a second murder-for-hire plot.
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by dbags 13y ago
Not talking about fraud? Hacking tools, identity theft tools, and false id kids were also sold on SR. This was definitely a marketplace for fraud. But hey, no need for honesty to enter the debate. Not when it undermines betterunix's
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by dbags 13y ago
You can add ten fingers, or you can give them your code, or they can dial 911 with a fully locked phone. So no, it's slightly easier for a relative to use in an emergency than a typical locked phone.
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by dbags 13y ago
My main issue with Dropbox is that they aren't trustworthy. How Dropbox lost my trust: 1) they flat-out lied in their promotional materials. They falsely claimed that data was kept encrypted and that they couldn't access it. The