And a less charitable interpretation is that it's a scam because it's deceptive advertising to show a lower nightly rate.
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And a less charitable interpretation is that it's a scam because it's deceptive advertising to show a lower nightly rate.
That's what I'm getting.
I leave it running in a window while I do other things, and check in a few times a day. Thanks to Twitter product "development", the feed now auto-refreshes itself when you get back to it.
But that's OK. Twitter has a big engineering team that should be able to sort this out soon. Oh, wait...
And set up Google Inactive Account Manager* so that in case you unexpectedly pass away, somebody you trust gets access to your account after a set period. I've set mine to 3 months because I'm online so much, but you may find 6 or 12 months to work better for you.
If this is happening, your attorney is an incompetent nincompoop.
No, that would mathematically make no sense.
His average RPM drops because of views from India but he still makes some money from the extra 200 million views.
I'm Indian. The reason Indian views make less money is simply that the advertisers who advertise to Indian audiences have lower budgets due to PPP. So the amount they pay to YouTube is less than what a US advertiser would pay. In turn, the channel's share of the revenue (supposedly 55% of it) is also less.
I'm also not a fan of it being glorified because a) it shows how often there are systemic problems in India that force you to resort to "jugaad" to get stuff done and b) culturally, we tend to stick with "good enough" jugaad options instead of aspiring towards higher-quality products and solutions.
The terms you mentioned:
GTO: Game Theory Optimal
PLO: Pot Limit Omaha (different from NL - "No Limit" Texas Hold'em). "Pot Limit" means your max bet can only be as much money as is in the pot at the time.
NLO: No Limit Omaha - That restriction on pot size is not there
Agree with the first bit, but now their content is the text definition of Sturgeon's Law.
Let us take this on face value and assume this is the case.
If so, they should have given him notice and suspended the site, yet according to this thread, they kept allowing orders and taking money from his customers to the tune of $7000, but not transferring it to him. That's pretty shady and definitely does not absolve them of any potential liability.
https://blog.hubspot.com/ecommerce/setting-ecommerce-prices-...
I take it you don't like Indian food then. :)
As an Indian, I can assure you that the cinnamon we use in our cooking is indeed Cassia.
Ceylon is in Sri Lanka, a bit south of us.