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Which is why consumer product safety in the US is very high.
Also did you even read the article? They argue the brake failed because of the design of the bike.
"The suit goes on to argue that the quick release came loose as Steinsapir’s friend was applying the front brake, which allegedly caused the wheel to wobble and ultimately caused the crash. The plaintiffs also say that the surviving girl—who we’re not naming because she’s a minor—attempted to turn off the bike, but that the electrical power failed to shut down."
"... with justices talking over each other and pontificating more than questioning..."
lmao all workplaces are the same
I laughed. I can't wait for this to be used as a problem on some CS final.
holy shit the future is bleak. Scam Altman up to another trick.
It's not so bad, but tbh I would trust running some random executable more on Mac more than I would Windows, so some people might be conditioned by how safe Macs generally are.
Is it not the goal of a headline to engage?
Did you not read the tweet or are you just trying to misrepresent her argument? She is asking why different sets of trading rules are apply to retail and institutional investors. If retail can sell, but can't buy, who are they selling to?
"We now need to know more about
@RobinhoodApp’s decision to block retail investors from purchasing stock while hedge funds are freely able to trade the stock as they see fit."
"Before money we had to barter, which led to the double coincidence of wants problem. When everyone accepts the same money you can buy something from someone even if they don’t like the stuff you own."
Stopped reading right here. Anthropologists have widely discredited any ideas that "before money we had barter", but it's just shyly asserted as absolute fact.
If you're going to argue something isn't money, you should first have a correct idea of what is money.
Since its inception facebook has not had completely full free speech. It doesn't allow targeted bullying, scamming, or any other way of causing material harm to another person. All this is doing is admitting genocide denial causes material harm to another person, which I'm sure you would agree with.
Installing for me right now
Remember when Jack Dorsey had his SIM attacked for the 2fa?
> Everyone thought Vine was here to stay too.
Vine was loved and was shut down by a part time CEO.
> Snapchat was huge at one point and now I no longer know anybody who still uses it.
People under 25 still love and use snapchat.
Tiktok has 80 million MAUs, and is becoming the tool of cultural influence in the same way the Instagram did. I wouldn't underestimate the staying power of tiktok.
i was just clarifying the poster above lol
This post itself being on the front page gives a sweet Droste effect
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> The browser extension Mailvelope provides end-to-end encryption for your existing email address.
Seems pretty clear to me
Every article is over 5 years old, and some of them imply the problem is with MacOS, then link to issues with iPhones. Come back with real data.
Let's see Paul Allen's yacht...
...look at that tasteful off-white coloring, the thickness of it. Oh my god -- it even has a water mark.
I read the headline thinking it was a purchasing deal, not a fine...
There's no competition like no competition!
If you've been following AMD, good news hasn't always meant better prices with this (or any company).
Last I remember this thing was bouncing from 11 to 12 consistently.
What if the base isn't an integer?
Base e for life.
This appears to be a hosted site the team put together for a public front to the dataset, not an official Berkeley page. It certainly doesn't meet any standards required by a public institution, like ADA compliance, either.
GDPR is a double-edged sword. On one hand, it's a great step toward enforcing accountability on international companies and the data they have that gives them incredible influence over the world.
On the other hand, I can attest to the pain its caused to smaller companies having to implement support for it, and while some of the companies that have shut down were apparently using user data in detestable ways, I'm sure it's got a lot of companies scrambling.
Interested to see what happens after the 25th.
I'm so glad these incentives have contributed to expediting the eventual heat death of our universe
Not intentionally programming them to run red lights, just intentionally or unintentionally not taking necessary precautions to prevent it from happening. They can get it right, or have it right now, and it's pretty clear which side they've chosen.