dinosammy

It is very common in London. I'm fortunate enough to be able to afford a place on my own, but almost all professionals seem to be living with someone else - either a partner or with roommates. I actually am thinking of switching to a roommate living situation entirely for social reasons, as this seems to be a tough city to make friends in.

My ideal situation would be to have my own bedroom/bathroom, high end furnishings, but a shared living space (living room/kitchen). But alas, most people have roommates entirely for economic reasons, so this seems to be tough to find.

Humans on mars would inspire future generations with dreams of space travel, which will make them more likely to support higher levels of NASA funding?

Is there any way to purchase IPv4 addresses as an investor? It seems like they will be an appreciating asset over the next few years, if you are willing to make the gamble that IPv6 adoption will be on a longer timeframe, rather than a shorter timeframe

The reaction makes a lot of sense. Their revenue is miniscule compared to a $34 billion market cap. That market cap can only be justified by massive future revenue growth. The results are indicative that the future revenue growth might not be as massive as people thought it was.