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monomania is a prerequisite to success (not investment advice. thoughts are my own)

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Oliver@theoliverxp·
I started logging calls and sending demand letters for TCPA violations (I have been on the DNC list for 14 years). First time I did this, the company paid me $1500 and this year another company's legal counsel "called my bluff" so I filed suit, settling weeks later for $7500. Many are hard to track down, using virtual mailboxes and registered agents, etc - but there are ways to find them. These dirtbags must pay.
Ally Larson@AllyTaft

Approximately 36 calls every day offering me unsecured personal loans. How do I make it stop?

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jon@jonlinked·
@chudologist @nequalonetrader oh interesting, I must be confusing it with restrictions about shorting company stock in that case.
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jon@jonlinked·
@gioblaze0069 I've seen people accidentally do this and you either get your ad account disabled until you pay or permabanned from advertising. I imagine they'd sue if the amount was large enough + not paid for long enough.
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Gio Blaze@gioblaze0069·
Has anyone stiffed facebook on a invoice yet? What are the ramifications of this 🤣
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jon@jonlinked·
@RobertFreundLaw you can find reports of it on reddit and here, people just use whoever they're paired with from Legal Shield from what I've seen.
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Rob Freund@RobertFreundLaw·
@jonlinked Never worked in my experience or for any other lawyers that I’ve spoken with. I’d love to know who those lawyers are so I can connect with them.
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Rob Freund
Rob Freund@RobertFreundLaw·
As predicted, the Tates' lawsuit against Meta for terminating their accounts has failed. These account termination/suspension cases never work. The record on these cases for plaintiffs is something like 0-80. There are only two exceptions I'm aware of: one default, and one involving a separate contract between the parties. I would never recommend suing a social media company for terminating an account on facts like this, and I certainly would not pay a lawyer to try.
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Rob Freund@RobertFreundLaw

Andrew Tate is suing Meta for terminating his account, because he’s an idiot who doesn’t understand that this case has zero chance of success.

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jon@jonlinked·
@BowTiedTikTok are you using it through a proxy/vpn? and has the device you're using it on ever had other accounts banned from IG or FB?
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BowTiedTikTok@BowTiedTikTok·
Can someone explain what i possibly did to instagram to prompt multiple permanent suspensions random restriction on my bday that then gets appealed but says i can comment again? even though the violation was completely irrelevant to that tf am i doing wrong
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jon@jonlinked·
@mahasr199 it's borderline impossible to get allocation into the really desirable funds without a massive investment or deep personal connections in those scenes unfortunately
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jon@jonlinked·
@GoblinWizard420 @SlipMaker thank you, can't believe nobody else noticed this and just reddit gun safety'd out on this
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Goblin@GoblinWizard420·
@SlipMaker It’s not “good trigger discipline” if you’re actually about to shoot someone. They’re not at a gun range.
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jon@jonlinked·
@TheSalonDon one could make a fairly simple argument that craigslist led to thousands of people in local journalism due to the death of classified ad revenue they received. I think AOC's full of shit with her argument, but CL's success definitely had externalities associated
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Tanning Salon Don@TheSalonDon·
Hypothetically, if a guy made a classifieds website Hired 3 people and paid them millions Advertisers paid $100m per year Investors valued the $100m revenue at 10x Then that guy became a billionaire without breaking rules, abusing labor laws, or paying people less than they’re worth Craig’s List is the only ethical company
Marco Foster@MarcoFoster_

AOC: “There’s a certain level of wealth and accumulation that is unearned. You can’t earn a billion dollars. You just can’t earn that. You can get market power, you can break rules, you can abuse labor laws, you can pay people less than what they’re worth, but you can’t earn that”

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coyote@m1ndhunter_x·
@amypretzel It comes in more colors. You can even print designs as well. I have a dynema 2 person tent that weighs just over 1 pound and a dynema hot tent that accommodates a stovepipe and titanium wood burning stove, so it's not quite as delicate as it sounds around heat.
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amy
amy@amypretzel·
fun material of the day... dyneema! it's a special kind of plastic string. it looks soft and white, like a shoelace. but it's super duper strong. way stronger than metal! if you took a piece of steel and a piece of dyneema that weigh the same, the dyneema can hold 15 times more weight. that's why people use it for things that need to be light AND strong. like vests that stop bullets. and ropes on big sailboats. and gloves that knives can't cut through. but dyneema has rules. it only comes in white or gray. that's just how it is. if it gets too hot, like hotter than a cup of tea, it starts to melt. so no putting it near fire. if you hang something heavy on it for a long long time, it slowly stretches. like pulling taffy, but super slow. so it's an amazing material. you just have to be nice to it.
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jon@jonlinked·
@zephyr_z9 post proof of buying around that time or else you're just making wild speculations that you don't personally have any conviction behind
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jon@jonlinked·
@slope_s_ @constans there's definitely an incentive if they're thinking long-term with university donations to accept students that are more likely to fund the school
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slopes@slope_s_·
@constans Have universities figured out that these are rich family endeavors or have they always known
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constans@constans·
It’s funny how this stuff goes in waves. It used to be you were favored for being “valedictorian sports team captain and newspaper EIC.” Then it was “started your own non profit.” Then “started a tech company.” Starting in the 2010s I guess it was “lead your own protest movement”
Tyler Austin Harper@Tyler_A_Harper

My periodic reminder that until 5 minutes ago all these elite universities championed their history of protest, bragged about it on campus tours, and explicitly advertised their institutions as activism hubs. Yet rather than engage in an ounce of self reflection, they blame kids.

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jon@jonlinked·
@idledots @AlecStapp not for technically competent users, but imagine your median bureaucrat trying to debug driver issues in linux, or trying to use Wine to use online-only windows software.
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jon@jonlinked·
@DeepDishEnjoyer isn't this basically how VC's that actually make money do it
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jon@jonlinked·
@elaifresh I have been this exact person doing this on the subway lmao
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Elai
Elai@elaifresh·
One theory is that they’re a relapsing addict who deleted the app but still getting their hit the old fashioned way
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Elai@elaifresh·
Just saw someone on BART browsing Reddit by opening a browser tab and typing in the full URL of a subreddit by hand You really never know what people are up to huh
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du@thedulab·
Cardinal social rule is to never make someone feel like an idiot. Perpetually have to assume that everyone is deathly afraid of being perceived in this way. Preempt the interaction by letting them know that stupid questions don't exist. Briefly jest about how they're already in a better position compared to when you were in their shoes. Slip in an anecdote about something embarrassing that happened to you with a level of unreactive casualness that indirectly signals to their brain that it's safe to relax. Chuckle in response to any semblance of an amusing remark. Liberally administer daps when you start to notice them entering conversational flow state
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