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I just think it’s more marketing campaign on their part, honestly.
Sorry, they were probably too busy reading about The Pentagon Papers, The Watergate Burglary, Iran/Contra, Monica Lewinsky, WMDs, etc. to notice that The Post had taken a new interest in reporting on The Whitehouse.
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If you are "someone who has only ever worked on IT-focused Java development" that apparently we don't want at Apple, my email is in my profile.
No reasonable person could drive around Cupertino for more than 10 minutes without noticing the large number of Apple buildings.
File the radars.
>I couldn't find a good source, but it doesn't seem like that's something a CC merchant would have access to. Do they really get to see that?
First 6 digits of any CC# is the Issuer/Bank Identification Number (BIN/IIN), and anyone can get access to that information.
Here is an online search tool: https://www.bincodes.com
Because with 150k signatures, you can get any weird ass proposition you want for a state-wide vote. And in 1986, voters decided that we needed to be warned about every little thing that might cause cancer.
Prop 65 has nothing to do with the CA gov. It's the voting public that made it happen.
Not to be all "kids these days" about it, but millions of people read about the fall of the Berlin Wall and the Soviet Empire in their World History class, instead of living through it.
Just last week on HN I saw a comment to the effect of "I trust China over the US when it comes to political protest". That's the kind of thing people say when Tiananmen Square happened before they were born.
Edit: Haha, never mind, looks like the Trump Administration is already taking credit:
"The announcement was made after the president-elect met with heads of several other tech companies and urge them to keep their jobs and production inside the United States," Sean Spicer, the incoming press secretary, said on a call with media outlets Thursday. "The president-elect was pleased to have played a role in that decision by Amazon."
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-01-12/amazon-to...