farmerstan

6 ms·

1.
by farmerstan 4y ago
And yet there are federal disclosure laws that you must disclose like lead otherwise you are liable. So again you just proved yourself wrong. And yes, nothing protects a company from not disclosing material information regardless of “due di
2.
by farmerstan 4y ago
Yes but if they don’t disclose problems they are on the hook for it no matter if they sell it as-is.
3.
by farmerstan 4y ago
See, you have proven your own ignorance with your example! When you buy a home, even if you waive all contingencies, including a home inspection, if the seller fails to disclose material problems with the house, the sellers will be liable.
4.
by farmerstan 4y ago
It would take more than invading a building to take over the US. Give me a break. So much delusional thinking. You probably thought all that be about Trump and Russia was true as well even though it was proven to be all fake.
5.
by farmerstan 4y ago
The idea that Trump could have successfully usurped power is truly deranged. He couldn’t. Period. January 6th was terrible but it was in no way anywhere close to being a real threat to democracy. To insist that it was is delusional.
6.
by farmerstan 4y ago
The biggest mistake he and Democrats keep making is blaming “billionaire Republicans”. It’s not Republicans it’s Democrats voting him out. He either refuses to acknowledge that the Democrat voters themselves are rejecting his policies out o
7.
by farmerstan 4y ago
I’ve been using my windows 7 desktop from 2012 until the beginning of this year. I had no particular need to upgrade but thought what the hell why not. I could have happily continued using it for the next few years. In fact I didn’t dismant
8.
by farmerstan 4y ago
You don’t have to send the databases over to comply. You can give on-premises access to your data to Musk representatives and let me make their own queries to satisfy themselves. It’s not hard.
9.
by farmerstan 4y ago
I disagree. I think it’s the opposite, Twitter should be providing this data and it’s pretty straightforward. Not providing it or pretending to provide it seems like a way to get out of the sale but leaving open a way to sue him for breach
10.
by farmerstan 4y ago
Why is Twitter not providing this data? It’s a straightforward request and it’s not like he would disclose it publicly. It feels like Twitter is trying to get out of the sale by using loopholes, this is very strange.
11.
by farmerstan 4y ago
Indians can tell based on looks, skin color, how they talk, etc. One of my close friends is Indian and you can definitely make a pretty good guess based on a factor of all of these.
12.
by farmerstan 4y ago
It was proven through data that most people at yahoo that were “working from home” weren’t working. It was indisputable.
13.
by farmerstan 4y ago
I’ve been playing nethack for almost 40 years now, when it was called “hack” and it ran on 2 floppy disks.
14.
by farmerstan 4y ago
If you listen to Lex Friedman, he said the thing that surprised him the most about mark zuckerberg when he met him was his overwhelming humanity and compassion. He said that part of him never comes through the media, but when he interacted
15.
by farmerstan 4y ago
As it gets bigger and bigger to me the only thing that makes sense is getting another nas and replicating that way.
16.
by farmerstan 4y ago
I think using 1 disk redundancy is a mistake. It’s not only physical failure you’re worried about, it’s an error upon rebuild when you lose a drive. Bit rot on your remaining drives can occur which wouldn’t be detected until rebuild time wh
17.
by farmerstan 4y ago
I didn’t mean an extended break. I meant a break like a long weekend where you try not to think about it. Bra does like that at help clear your mind if possible. The biggest things is stop feeling like a failure. That causes a negative feed
18.
by farmerstan 4y ago
Failing as a person is if you betray your friends, if you kick someone who is already down, taking advantage of people, etc. THAT is failing as a person. You are not failing as a person. Do not define your self-worth as you having a job or
19.
by farmerstan 4y ago
I think the answer to education is to break up large schools and have schools that are no larger than 100-150 kids in total. 10x the number of schools and have individual attention to kids and teachers both. Fire the bad teachers quickly. H
20.
by farmerstan 4y ago
Are we talking jail time? Does what they did constitute fraud?
21.
by farmerstan 4y ago
The best thing about Apple Maps is the “at the next stop sign, turn right”. That is a wonderful way to navigate!
22.
by farmerstan 4y ago
In the 1990s there was zero talk of outsourcing. It was early to mid-2000s where it started.
23.
by farmerstan 4y ago
I did something almost exactly the same when my kids were ~3. They picked up addition and subtraction really quickly by using their fingers and even understood negative numbers before the age of 4. We home schooled during the pandemic and t
24.
by farmerstan 4y ago
Your assumption would be wrong. They were never asked their age and even if they were they would know to ask me what to do because I told them that they would get locked out if they put in the wrong numbers. And as expected they can no long
25.
by farmerstan 4y ago
The issue isn’t with the registration, which is another issue altogether. It’s with them tracking the behavior somehow and then deducing their age to such confidence that they threatened to delete their account in 14 days. It wasn’t a guess
26.
by farmerstan 4y ago
Google just forced me to identify myself through credit card because it threatened to delete one of my kids’ gmail accounts. Somehow they detected that my kids weren’t over 18 and said if I didn’t register them under my account it would be
27.
by farmerstan 4y ago
What garbage. I would support even tighter restrictions of data to force more companies to shut down. If they need such detailed personal data to survive I would not consider that innovative at all.
28.
by farmerstan 4y ago
What it shows is people who criticize the company don’t actually know anything about it. If you’re going to criticize actually take the time to understand instead of throwing rocks thinking you’re so smart because you read a headline.
29.
by farmerstan 4y ago
You, and everyone that responded to you, have no idea what Juicero was. It wasn’t orange juice at all, or any type of fruit juice. It was green juice. The founder made millions selling his chain of green juice stores on the east coast so he
30.
by farmerstan 4y ago
Java has gotten a ton of hate since it’s inception. Now it’s so embedded that no one really cares anymore.

More ›