Mao_Zedang

OK, thank you for replying, I understand the issue here, my comments are too terse and my language isnt clear enough to explain my intent behind them, and that comes off as trolling.

Instead of saying stassi, I should have explained how palmer was unfairly targeted by people in the tech scene and tech media in the valley who have what most people accept as a very left leaning bias. In an attempt to condense all of that in a single word I can see how that came off in the wrong way. And I can see how the comment from last year you linked too come off the same way, it was an attempt to highlight how science and religion are at odds and how the current political climate is making things like blasphemy laws more likely, and how the substance of the article in a society with blasphemy laws could be consider a hate crime.

I agree the disclaimer is obvious but its not obvious there is a disclaimer.

I dont think it matters, just saying its easy to click through without seeing it, some people might leave it open thinking they are mining for real.

Top right of the page is a github link

Before anyone gets too excited because the page doenst make this clear, you are all mining on the Test block chain, not the release block chain, the coins are worthless, they are fine for playing around with though.

I stand by my comment and I would love to know exactly how making a comment on exactly what happened is trolling. "Unfortunately done it here before" you clearly have an incident in mind care to share it?

How do you accept your exit package without signing anything in person, I have never had a job where a single resignation email was enough for HR to close you out as an employee, this smells super made up.

`It has advantages and disadvantages. In my city, abandoned property often gets saddled with old tax liens and cannot be given away. `

Surely this means the land has a negative value, and should get a positive tax, seems silly to have liens that are > than the value of the property.

Real estate in Australia is a giant house of cards, that appears to be slowly reaching its peak. Eventually something will give.

- higher interest rates

- change in government taxation

- inability for people to pay higher rents

- pensions being invested in real estate

- overseas investment

- generous tax incentives where you can reduce your taxable income to zero, "negative gearing"

Healthcare, higher cost because of aging boomers. Pension/Social Security, boomers again Housing, caused by over investment by boomers that is encouraged by generous tax incentives by boomers.

Seems boomers are to blame.

How much does each degree rake in per semester, and how many staff are required to run that semester, It would be very interesting to see the flow of money into a university and where it is actually spent.