daun

Either several of those positive reviews are fake, or those MBA students are functionally illiterate.

The DOJ statement says it's up to five years, the article may be wrong:

https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/senior-nasa-scientist-p...

After reading your comment I looked up some stats and almost couldn't believe how bad the crime situation is in Albuquerque. It seems like this entire program is meant to help select retailers and former PD employees, and is ineffective in reducing crime in any meaningful way.

NIMBYs have almost nothing to do with blocking wire undergrounding. Parts of Manhattan Beach, for example, are undergrounding wires. The homeowners opposed to it don't want to pay "an average of $42,423" for the service.

https://www.dailybreeze.com/2020/01/08/a-third-manhattan-bea...

Since you're not an American, I'm curious where you get your information. Here in the United States the states have their own rights. Of the top ten states for per capita deaths, eight have Democrat governors. Some of those Democrat governors decided to place COVID-positive patients into facilities with the elderly, killing thousands. New York government agencies are even fighting the release of information about their actions regarding the nursing homes.

Democrat officials in multiple states encouraged people to attend large gatherings in Asian neighborhoods to "fight racism" when the pandemic was getting started. So it goes far beyond being "rude to some people". Both sides have made huge mistakes, and it appears that the foreign press is giving one side a pass.

Your statistics are misleading. You put hispanics in twice, since the non-hispanic white population of the United States is around 60%.

I'm not sure Google can compete as much as they'd like in shopping due to antitrust issues. They acquired a price comparison company in 2011 and registered Google Comparison Inc. They shuttered that shortly thereafter. If you look at various Google corporate registrations they've have a few of these shopping and product corporations that went nowhere.

If you know anyone in California who might be affected by this company please let them know to file a complaint against Naborly. They apparently have no idea what the laws here are, and they are also most likely in violation of numerous other United States credit reporting laws.

Edit: Their Privacy Policy says nothing about California, and it looks like they're most likely already in violation of California's CCPA.

Edit 2: Can't find them registered anywhere in the US as a credit reporting agency. I guess YC is now funding companies flagrantly violating US law.

What was the expected outcome, and what has ended up happening in your local market? Are people buying homes and just letting them sit vacant?

I was actually wondering about this because both the Spanish Flu and the 2009 H1N1 pandemics left life-long brain damage for some survivors in the form of narcolepsy with cataplexy. The vaccine for H1N1 caused it in a very small amount of patients as well. After the Spanish Flu they called it "encephalitis lethargica". It appears that it damages the hypothalamus.

If you're a California resident and are affected by the price changes, you can file a complaint with the California Attorney General. If you're a US resident outside of California you can file a complaint with the Department of Commerce as well as the antitrust division of the Department of Justice. And if you really want to get revenge against ICANN you can contact Senator Ted Cruz's office and let them know what you think of ICANN's recent actions since their 2016 IANA takeover. He was the loudest political voice to oppose it when it happened.