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Cheap caps vs high end caps. You get what you pay for.

Sure the facemasks will probably foil any facial recognition techniques outside of iris. But the paint? That won't do a damn thing and you'll just end up looking like you're on your way to a Flock of Seagulls reunion tour.

They basically summed it up "Hack the human first".

Was this "rape" archive at the Vatican perhaps?

I had no idea that this was called the "Cloud Gate"...just assumed it was called "The Bean".

Let's talk about The Sears Tower and Comiskey Park now.

Ahh the paywall.

Let me keep reloading and smash esc until i get it to load without the paywall.

Another article references USA-224 launched in 2011, that passed over the site in the time frame of the incident.

This is a very interesting move, especially so if Tesla does/will own the body shops doing any kind of collision work.

I'm guessing they've never seen some of James Cameron's early works.

I don't believe that its technically a bank to bank transfer because the ACH is involved. With wire transfers you're communicating directly with the bank via SWIFT or Fedwire.

"Disrupt the insurance industry"

I'm pretty sure I see ads all over the web about the "2 Boston grads who disrupted the insurance industry"

Why would anyone volunteer for the pilot program is beyond me.

Also, considering that these are magnetic I'm guessing a strong magnet would do the trick.

Why does it seem like that anything Apple manufactures, while beautiful, is easily broken/damaged?

You would think that any platform/app that actually contains the ability to load currency into itself would take any security threat seriously regardless of the scope.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmlW7WXtShs

How long until I can go full Elysium?

Direct Link:

http://fm.cnbc.com/applications/cnbc.com/resources/editorial...

Yeah if GE was 7% of my portfolio I'd be running interference too. With a cost basis of est $ 9.99.

https://whalewisdom.com/filer/bronte-capital-management-pty-...

That's called NET Wednesday, Wednesday get around to paying you.

Prior to the initial distribution of this Report on August 15, 2019, the Company also submitted this Report to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s Whistleblower Program and the U.S. Department of Justice’s FIRREA Whistleblower Program. Both or either of those submissions may generate profits for the Company independent of the financial performance of GE and/or the securities, derivatives, and other financial instruments of, and/or relating to, GE.

But you see, I didn't say that they were wrong or right. I merely was pointing out the fact that they put in their disclaimer that they did in fact have short positions on GE prior to publication.

Direct Link from CNBC:

http://fm.cnbc.com/applications/cnbc.com/resources/editorial...

What's hilarious is that if you look at the website gefraud.com and attempt to download the report take a look at the fine print. These guys SHORTED GE before they made this report public....

Edit: Guys, I understand the logic behind shorting GE, what I found funny was that they made it public that they had short positions in their disclaimer. IF I were in their position I would've shorted GE just like any other individual with this information.

PREA was designed to reduce the number of prison rapes.

I assumed the extra cost was not because of the unrestricted bandwidth (Granted I have Xfinity in Chicago and only pay $15 a month for unlimited on Gigabit)but because of the static IP(s) associated with the service. In addition I would assume that trouble calls are elevated over that of a home user with quicker response times.

Just looking at Biz service vs home and assuming that's because of unlimited bandwidth is 1:1, there's more going on there that's different between the two.

I guess the bigger question here is if Amazon is going to be cool with this practice for current employees in the long run.

Unpopular opinion here:

This probably did more to promote Ninja on Mixer than if this had not happened.

What if..a big IF here...but what if this was orchestrated by Ninja in some way? An excuse for him be "outraged" and multiple news sources picking this up and reporting on it talking about Mixer...

I can imagine that quite a few would do this. If not at $4,600 I would guess the floor on something like this would probably be 2-3K. If you have the resources and you know that your chances are already good, why not? I would bet that you could also write this off too depending on your tax situation.

Would I pay for this? Probably not. Am I in a position to apply for a job at Amazon with a high likelihood of success, probably not.

This legitimately looks better than what the studio just released.

I believe this to be a marketing stunt for Silicon Valley. Look at the carrier in the iPhone image...Hooli.