> But even if they don’t, what happened to “code is law”. Wasn’t the “hacker” just executing the contract as it allowed?
This has been bothering me for some time as well. How are these hacks prosecuted as wrongdoings?
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This has been bothering me for some time as well. How are these hacks prosecuted as wrongdoings?
Many of my friends went with the Peloton and swear by it. If you're fine being platform-locked for $39/mo it's a great option. The bike is quality, the classes are amazing, and the peer competition is motivating. All that wasn't for me though.
The activities I’ve helped vet are all super fun and engaging and our customers have loved them as well.
However, regardless of if the worker is taking a lower salary they should be maximizing purchasing power in whatever location they're working. If you can move somewhere rural, have a better quality of life, and have a higher savings rate while taking a pay cut you're still better off than your counterparts in [HCOL area] making double your salary.
Your salary only matters when compared to your peers in similar living situations.
At what distance is it overall more environmentally friendly for me to purchase from Amazon vs. taking my car and grabbing that item myself. I think I'd be surprised at how little that number is.