qserasera

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by qserasera 6y ago
I eagerly await legal challenges for this.
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by qserasera 6y ago
I think it's rather naïeve to think that nation states are going to be the main actors of this battle. If you get some banks and companies trying to enforce compliance to a regulatory system, maybe. Anything outside of that does not ca
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by qserasera 6y ago
If this case comes down to who the consumers hate more it has to be Epic games and Fortnite. Sure Apple has a bad timeline but they did what they were allowed to do and Epic Games only attack is the environment it happened in.
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by qserasera 6y ago
I understand this but I was trying to get OP to decribe the middle east as was her/his example.
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by qserasera 6y ago
Right I was asking him to describe the areas/tribes in the middle east that were split between a few countries.
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by qserasera 6y ago
I mean the oligopoly of labour markets globally (especially for tech) has really not changed and there is less VC cash out there to sate people who want to work for their own vision.
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by qserasera 6y ago
Mixed success. For google it has been somewhat a failure but the business model for disrutpion was exported and a few companies have been able to take root. A few weed like companies (resiliant but too small) have popped up to cover how the
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by qserasera 6y ago
> not consider much of the existing structure Could you provide examples of such structures?
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by qserasera 6y ago
Too little too late. Now there are competing emotive arguments that bury the lede.
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by qserasera 6y ago
I'm not liking the timeline either. News agencies are really dropping the ball on this one.
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by qserasera 6y ago
US foreign policy on telecoms, freedom of speech, ect is full on clown car right now. Special interests are so cram packed we cant even see the windshield of the car we're driving. Im starting to agree that US should or potentially cou
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by qserasera 6y ago
Now all an agitator needs to do now is to send a few obviously dq'ed ballots to influence how people view the election.
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by qserasera 6y ago
Perhaps the days of TMS from a distance are not too far ahead.
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by qserasera 6y ago
I think the reduction of occupational hazards from deindustralization has made the largest impact.
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by qserasera 6y ago
>No matter what TikTok does In my opinion the claim of persecution based on origin is unfounded. The apps have demonstrated potentially illegal actions by gathering the data how they do. I don't think they are the only ones that do
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Likely weakening of the Florida Current during the past century(nature.com)
2 points by qserasera 6y ago|0 comments
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by qserasera 6y ago
Please read the original paper to look at the data otherwise there is not much to discuss https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-17761-w
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by qserasera 6y ago
agreed
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by qserasera 6y ago
I don't think it was over a kiloton
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Scotland's results day: Thousands of pupils have exam grades lowered(bbc.com)
2 points by qserasera 6y ago|0 comments
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by qserasera 6y ago
You think this hasnt already been happening?
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by qserasera 6y ago
We are truly in the age of rich data pirates. I dont see them becoming extinct any time soon with decent ROI like this. I would be curious to learn the % of origins for most attacks. [1] Incompetence by dumb employees [2] Insider attacks [3
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by qserasera 6y ago
Perhaps a potential USPS credit union would disrupt payday loans.
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by qserasera 6y ago
> I don’t know what this means. That means expanding these requirements to other departments will need sigificant political backing and will be very unpopular. I do view benefit funding requirements as necessary. > politicians like to
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by qserasera 6y ago
I agree that this was a kneecapping and completely disagree that we need to privatize the USPS. Current administration has gained the ability to raise the price for packages coming in from China[1] and it has tried to charge Amazon more usi
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by qserasera 6y ago
> If anything, all entities promising retirement benefits should be forced to do it the way USPS does That would be nice but [insert financing excuse here] others cant do it too. > Too bad it didn’t apply to governments, because if it
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by qserasera 6y ago
Just as a reminder for everyone reading this the JCPOA has been violated for almost a year by Iran and they seem to be much closer at maintaining weapons grade enrichment and warheads.
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by qserasera 6y ago
> Trust is the most expensive thing in the world, and you can lose it so easily Amen to that. > The cutoff “not only compromises OTF’s mission but sabotages USAGM’s as well > Users “are asking, what’s going to happen now? What are
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by qserasera 6y ago
It's like watching people who dont care destroy what's left of the unknown on our planet for selfish ends. There is knowledge that humans will never access because of need and greed.
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by qserasera 6y ago
We need every child to watch and learn about this as they grow up. They will be fighting climate change for the rest of their life.

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