Used cars will always be an option, and there will be a time when the standard used car on the market is an EV. > I thought the goal of a pension fund is to ensure that people have pensions? Yes, through an investment…
People often dream of being digital nomads. If Airbnb can convince the world to embrace remote work, how many millions (or hundreds of thousands) will work from Airbnb rentals? I agree with the CEO, but not having the…
> No Google/YouTube Some of the most famous channels are owned and managed by Disney (formerly maker studios) and AT&T (through Fullscreen/Warner Bros)
Ridiculous is thinking servers shouldn’t have to pay taxes like the rest of us. They already under report their tips/income anyway. I have no sympathy or desire to further help more people evade taxes. You’re suggesting…
I’m kind of confused by these comments. When I open my plex I only see my local libraries and my Live TV (with my HomeRunHD tuner and antenna)
“Thousands of dollars and would have taken a few minutes” 1.) The hundreds of other people buying laptops that day are also spending thousands of dollars. 2.) It doesn’t take “a few minutes” when there are 15 employees…
Why would the author keep wasting their time applying to jobs in different cities with no indication of remote work in the req if relocating is a deal breaker? Why would you drag it out all the way to the offer stage…
I can’t speak for other states but my state does not allow gas stations to serve alcohol. Maybe beer at most, but that is tightly controlled and regulated via licenses, inspections, and tons regulations and liability on…
CashApp Tax is Credit Karma Tax that was bought by Square. Everything transferred from previous years and Square/Block Inc is publicly traded corporation with a ~$85 billion market cap so I’m not sure what you mean by…
Or just use CashApp Tax. Your procedure makes it sound like Turbo Tax is the only game in town. Turbo Tax isn’t worth any of the effort you mentioned.
That doesn’t change the fact that LAPSUS$ are bad people. My mother thinks I’m “very good with computers” because I can fix her printer when she’s having printer issues. What you consider “advanced skills” is vastly…
You should get meta and list microns.io itself if you haven’t.
My (unsolicited) advice that I followed after hearing it from somewhere else (HN probably). Get customers first, build later. If I don’t already have a line of people ready to put money down for the product (or even…
They are individually reaching out to the actual customers who were compromised. You are making quite an assumption without seeing the individual emails.
Online booking for starters. If I had to schedule a haircut over the phone, I’d find a new stylist.
Just to show you how untrue your statement is: if you get a tattoo on your body, you don't own any rights to that tattoo -- the tattoo artist does. The tattoo artist of Mike Tysons face tattoo receives royalties anytime…
Tesla has about 100,000 employees yet people seem to operate under the absurd assumption that Elon is in every meeting, in every scrum, and sits in a cubicle managing the HR department. This is most definitely the…
That is definitely not ~20 years but I agree.
You don’t have free speech when it comes to your employment. If I made videos representative of my company or its tools when I don’t have the authority to publicly represent my company, I’d be shit canned too. That’s…
Why does FSD seem to be the be-all-end-all of Tesla in many conversations? I ordered a Tesla and opted to not purchase FSD. I'll re-evaluate as time marches on (may even pay the $200 or whatever for a month when I have…
What you're describing is a "catch-all" and most provide this including namecheap's email solution. Once you buy a domain, an email is a one click deploy with a catch-all setting.
This isn’t a reward. This is a state making reparations to people whose lives they destroyed over draconian laws that shouldn’t have existed in the first place.
How does Web 3.0 attempt to solve for this?
What a fascinating website. The links in the article took me to topics even more interesting. Seemingly unimportant to the public, but still very interesting.
Do you not consider Stripe a "large institution?" If Stripe allows these payments to process, they are a large institution profiting on fees despite the sanctions.
Used cars will always be an option, and there will be a time when the standard used car on the market is an EV. > I thought the goal of a pension fund is to ensure that people have pensions? Yes, through an investment…
People often dream of being digital nomads. If Airbnb can convince the world to embrace remote work, how many millions (or hundreds of thousands) will work from Airbnb rentals? I agree with the CEO, but not having the…
> No Google/YouTube Some of the most famous channels are owned and managed by Disney (formerly maker studios) and AT&T (through Fullscreen/Warner Bros)
Ridiculous is thinking servers shouldn’t have to pay taxes like the rest of us. They already under report their tips/income anyway. I have no sympathy or desire to further help more people evade taxes. You’re suggesting…
I’m kind of confused by these comments. When I open my plex I only see my local libraries and my Live TV (with my HomeRunHD tuner and antenna)
“Thousands of dollars and would have taken a few minutes” 1.) The hundreds of other people buying laptops that day are also spending thousands of dollars. 2.) It doesn’t take “a few minutes” when there are 15 employees…
Why would the author keep wasting their time applying to jobs in different cities with no indication of remote work in the req if relocating is a deal breaker? Why would you drag it out all the way to the offer stage…
I can’t speak for other states but my state does not allow gas stations to serve alcohol. Maybe beer at most, but that is tightly controlled and regulated via licenses, inspections, and tons regulations and liability on…
CashApp Tax is Credit Karma Tax that was bought by Square. Everything transferred from previous years and Square/Block Inc is publicly traded corporation with a ~$85 billion market cap so I’m not sure what you mean by…
Or just use CashApp Tax. Your procedure makes it sound like Turbo Tax is the only game in town. Turbo Tax isn’t worth any of the effort you mentioned.
That doesn’t change the fact that LAPSUS$ are bad people. My mother thinks I’m “very good with computers” because I can fix her printer when she’s having printer issues. What you consider “advanced skills” is vastly…
You should get meta and list microns.io itself if you haven’t.
My (unsolicited) advice that I followed after hearing it from somewhere else (HN probably). Get customers first, build later. If I don’t already have a line of people ready to put money down for the product (or even…
They are individually reaching out to the actual customers who were compromised. You are making quite an assumption without seeing the individual emails.
Online booking for starters. If I had to schedule a haircut over the phone, I’d find a new stylist.
Just to show you how untrue your statement is: if you get a tattoo on your body, you don't own any rights to that tattoo -- the tattoo artist does. The tattoo artist of Mike Tysons face tattoo receives royalties anytime…
Tesla has about 100,000 employees yet people seem to operate under the absurd assumption that Elon is in every meeting, in every scrum, and sits in a cubicle managing the HR department. This is most definitely the…
That is definitely not ~20 years but I agree.
You don’t have free speech when it comes to your employment. If I made videos representative of my company or its tools when I don’t have the authority to publicly represent my company, I’d be shit canned too. That’s…
Why does FSD seem to be the be-all-end-all of Tesla in many conversations? I ordered a Tesla and opted to not purchase FSD. I'll re-evaluate as time marches on (may even pay the $200 or whatever for a month when I have…
What you're describing is a "catch-all" and most provide this including namecheap's email solution. Once you buy a domain, an email is a one click deploy with a catch-all setting.
This isn’t a reward. This is a state making reparations to people whose lives they destroyed over draconian laws that shouldn’t have existed in the first place.
How does Web 3.0 attempt to solve for this?
What a fascinating website. The links in the article took me to topics even more interesting. Seemingly unimportant to the public, but still very interesting.
Do you not consider Stripe a "large institution?" If Stripe allows these payments to process, they are a large institution profiting on fees despite the sanctions.