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hackme1234on Amazon let a fraudster keep my Sony A74 IV and refunded him

The teams need to collaborate more then. This still seems like a design failure

hackme1234on India’s Central Bank Bans Regulated Entities From Dealing In Virtual Currencies

Does China even have official exchanges?

Binance works from Hong Kong afaik.

They are already using version 8. The post seems to be outdated. Version 8 was released in early March (approx. 1 month ago). The new GUI is the way better than the previous one.

hackme1234on Chapo Trap House 186 with Richard Wolff

First time I'm seeing Chapo on Hacker News!

hackme1234on Indorse integrates with FundRequest

Apparently FND already has partnerships with RequestNetwork, Lendroid, Dock and Remote? How did this fly under the radar?

hackme1234on [dead]

I started a new job recently and I know exactly what they mean in #2. Everyone was celebrating hitting a big quota, and they were discussing really nice bonuses and everyone was so happy. I'm just sitting in the corner hoping they will be doing more bonuses like this that I can actually get in on.

hackme1234on Can U.S. Seize Emails Stored Abroad?

That's the risk with dealing with an American company.

People should use privacy emails like tutanota.

hackme1234on China Seeks to Repeal Presidential Term Limit

>the party get further and further cemented into power.

The party is the power. There is no other power in China.

hackme1234on Why has CPU frequency ceased to grow? (2014)

Graphene. The material of the future.

hackme1234on Why has CPU frequency ceased to grow? (2014)

The spectre of meltdown is haunting CPU manufactures.

hackme1234on Twenty Questions with Steven Pinker

No one actually reads Nietzsche. He is just used as a boogeyman for anything bad.

hackme1234on The Case Against Google

New York Times is 160 years old.

It is the 'paper of record'

I am just pointing that out because your comment doesn't make sense as it reads like these newspapers are becoming 'increasingly' dominant or narrative setting.

They have been that way for decades.

hackme1234on The Business of SaaS

It's a subscription based software.

For something to be SaaS, the software has to be in the cloud.

hackme1234on How Apple is paving the way to a ‘cloud dictatorship’ in China

I wonder would China ban Apple if they refused to do this?

Why is Apple submitting to all the demands of the Chinese government?

hackme1234on A Tiny Hedge Fund Made 8,600% on a Vix Bet

Everything that has risk associated with it could be considered "gambling" by your logic.

hackme1234on Samsung’s Galaxy S9 looks set to retain the headphone jack

Sadly the jack-less models are gaining steam.

hackme1234on Samsung’s Galaxy S9 looks set to retain the headphone jack