tdurden

So you are not happy with the low quality and fraudulent items, but you are OK with items literally pulled out of a dumpster? I personally don't really want either.

the same reason anybody else would buy the stock

That kind of changes when one is forced out of the company.

I would imagine that most are not aware of googler &/or do not want to use one tool to search and another tool to browse

I think it means there is 0% Docker involved, but I am not sure...claiming to be 100% secure is more suspect to me.

left wingers are more shocked and appalled that someone would lie on the internet.

You have to be kidding

From an article on the Toyota - BMW Supra/M4 collaboration

I think you mean Z4

So does this mean that targeted ads are now considered discrimination?

And now China isn't even taking it anymore [1]

Most recycling programs in the U.S. are little more than a social experiment at this point.

[1] https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2019/03/china...

Somehow, he managed to obtain copies of the IBM entrance examination questions and answers, which he surreptitiously shared with promising young black job applicants. He coached them on passing the exam and succeeding in their interviews. Many were subsequently hired.

I guess this is considered ok?

Says who?

The prospectus of UPRO [1] : "returns over periods other than one day will likely differ in amount and possibly direction from the target return for the same period."

[1] https://www.proshares.com/funds/upro.html

You don't "invest" in a 3x leveraged ETF -- they are day-trading instruments.

It definitely makes sense to report on the yield curve inversion; that certainly could be a possible indicator of a future recession. imo, It has really been taken to another level though with doomsday articles all over the place.

The recession talk was mostly media-driven based on a few cherry-picked data points. Sure, they may be right...but they may be wrong. For whatever reason, every media outlet has been running with this lately.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20958631

It is difficult to determine what exactly the 'mistake' was in this post.

I am not comfortable at all using a cloud-based password manager. That said, one of the best options (1Password) does not force you to use their cloud -- they do seem to go out of their way to make this a less than obvious option though, which is disappointing.

1password can still be ran locally w/o use of cloud backing. That is the only way I have ever used it actually.

dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20859997

Zone designations are account specific; zone D for you is not zone D for me

Resilio Sync [1]

1. https://www.resilio.com/individuals-sync/

Arq [1] works very well for me, it is compatible with various cloud providers as well as personal servers.

1. https://www.arqbackup.com/

My mid 2014 15" MBP came with 16GB

Amazon Prime Day(s)

Sure, except that isn't true [1].

1. https://aclu-co.org/court-rules-bakery-illegally-discriminat...

Because in this case it may be fine, maybe not in the next. I am not saying companies can't do this, it's just a slippery slope.

I am hardly an anti-vaxxer, but I really don't like companies like Mailchimp taking up a position for me.

As an American, I found most of this article strange and difficult to believe.

Is that true though? I just cancelled an order with Walmart after I noticed it was a 3rd party seller; I have no idea if I would have received a knockoff or not.

do you like filling it with tricks using PKs/FKs/UNIQUEs

I am not sure that I would call these "tricks"