Costco and Amazon have a couple things in common: They have a "membership" (of sorts in the case of Amazon Prime) and they make money hand over fist.
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Thread by @investing_city: "Costco is a fascinating business. You know all those groceries you buy? Yeah, they basically sell those at breakeven and then make all of th […]"
Given how well Jillian Michaels did with those "Biggest Loser" contestants in the long run, I don't put a lot of stock in what she says about health and nutrition. But if she's talking about Intermittent Fasting now, maybe she might start making more sense? And maybe the concept of not eating all the time is a little more mainstream?
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Jillian Michaels dishes out new diet advice: Fast for 12 hours and eat only one snack a day
Been a while since I lost a credit card in my travels. The credit card companies have made it a bit easier to recover from this, but it's still a pain.
Software just "stops working" after a while. Not because the software itself changes, but because everything else around it does. Are we doing enough to preserve this history? Probably not.
Maybe consumer devices need some sort of expiration date on the label? Or at least some indication of when the vendor plans to no longer update the device?
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D-Link Home Routers Open to Remote Takeover Will Remain Unpatched
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