newacct23

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by newacct23 10y ago
Im sorry for overreacting, it seemed like it was deleted because the comment wasn't appearing even with the "awaiting for moderation" tag so it seemed like it was removed. Things relating to Cuba are personal to me.
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by newacct23 10y ago
edit: I'm in the wrong. Cloudflare allowed me to post the comment it just seemed like it was removed because of some delay. Since it seems Cloudflare doesn't like criticisms of the cuban government on their blog I'll repost
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by newacct23 10y ago
false equivalency
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by newacct23 10y ago
This line of thinking is wrong. You can't just short a company because you have a reasonable belief it is overvalued when the vast majority of investors think otherwise. There needs to be some event that forces the public to reevaluate
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Air Force Declares F-35A Ready for Combat(defensenews.com)
1 points by newacct23 10y ago|0 comments
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by newacct23 10y ago
>A Chinese or Russian millionaire looking to buy property in Vancouver is going to buy whether it's $5 million or $5.75 million I don't know why you believe this to be true but it isnt
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by newacct23 10y ago
It's not encryption vs. safety. It's functioning software systems vs safety and there is actually no conflict because functioning systems are necessary for safety. So really the FBI director should have phrased it as "lack
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by newacct23 10y ago
He pointed out the parallels between the US and Free software. You have done nothing to refute any of the parallels other than some snarky comment about potatoes which wasn't worth reading. And most importantly there are many governmen
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by newacct23 10y ago
Hard? Where did I say hard? Reading for challenge is understandable, reading a bad book multiple times is just retarded. And Atlas Shrugged isn't a hard book.
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by newacct23 10y ago
Same, any hour long competitive game is too much for me. It feels like a complete waste of time. I only have fun playing games like battlefield now for 20 minutes while listening to music.
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by newacct23 10y ago
>Education shrank the results to single digits for each occupation, gender and work experience, so I decided to remove it from the final dataset. First of all you could have used buckets. Secondly, it doesn't seem like you have enou
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by newacct23 10y ago
You clearly misunderstood moron, I said I don't believe you because reading that book once is a painful exercise why the hell would someone that didn't like it read it multiple times? Keep your lies in check and maybe you will be
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by newacct23 10y ago
>I've read it several times. I don't believe you.
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by newacct23 10y ago
100% you haven't even read the book and you are aping an opinion you read somewhere on the internet by someone who also hasn't read it.
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by newacct23 10y ago
Jesuit education manages to be good.
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by newacct23 10y ago
>and worth more than them now You cannot trust any valuation that comes out of China.
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Air Force SOC Committed to Arming AC-130s with Laser Weapons(defensetech.org)
1 points by newacct23 10y ago|0 comments
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by newacct23 10y ago
>They are so much more clean and bouncy feeling than western software. It using websites and apps more fun. Are we using the same ad ridden websites?
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by newacct23 10y ago
In no democratic nation except America is having voter ids required when you vote a controversial subject.
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Austin-based Yeti files initial paperwork for IPO(mystatesman.com)
1 points by newacct23 10y ago|0 comments
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by newacct23 10y ago
>At the risk of veering off topic, would you mind explaining what this meant for you? Well first of all you need to understand I will never vote for Hillary Clinton so I needed to rationalize voting for the Republican candidate. Secondly
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by newacct23 10y ago
As an idiot that fell for the Trump secret political savant narrative I upvoted every single article without even reading the title on the first 3 pages of the rising section (very quickly because of keyboard shortcuts) because I believed I
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by newacct23 10y ago
The 2008 bubble was caused by fraud, what is the current bubble caused by? Most people are saying we are in a bubble because all of these companies that are making 0 dollars are worth extremely large amounts of money. Everybody is aware tha
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by newacct23 10y ago
Question: in Silicon Valley, considering the fault line, is it even safe to build up?
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by newacct23 10y ago
>$325 million, paid in Tesla stock. >Musk wrote in a June 21, 2014 letter to Simbol CEO John Burba Jesus. I probably wouldn't have taken this deal either because it's all in stock but damn they must be kicking themselves rig
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by newacct23 10y ago
In Atlanta a taxi to the airport can be 40 dollars. An uber is less than 30.
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by newacct23 10y ago
and now they are screwed. I think you are onto something btw with the Uber and Lyft wanted to lose thing. Now they can point to Austin and say, this is what happens when you don't comply.
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by newacct23 10y ago
>a lot of taxi companies also have similar apps First of all that's not the reason Uber and lyft are popular. Secondly, most taxi company apps suck.
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by newacct23 10y ago
I don't know about iOS but I have never had a forced upgrade with a mac laptop.
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by newacct23 10y ago
I modified my main post with some more evidence in support of my theory which I'm posting here so you can see it as a response. Professors in humanities that identify as Republican range from 6 to 11 percent. Social Sciences 7 and 9 pe

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