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Uber isn't going anywhere as long as the industry remains viable. Worst-case scenario, the company is restructured and investors lose their shirts; but you wouldn't kill the world's most recognizable ride-hailing brand.

Ken Lay's death was a life insurance scam.

Especially not AFTER they've done all the damage they can do! What's the point of killing her now?

How does acquiring a public company evade taxes?

Nope I guess not.

> If you want to take things next level, you can try Tor, which is extremely private, and extremely hard to de-anonymize

I don't think Tor would eliminate the need for a VPN; wouldn't your ISP still be able to see the requested URL?

Edit: I was thinking of DNS leaks, but that's really not an issue if you use Tor Browser.

It's bizarre, but it's also typical for press releases from large organizations.

Noah is a content marketer. He'll repackage the same content over and over until people stop clicking on it. I don't understand why people read these kinds of blogs, but apparently they're popular.

I would think that if any major voting bloc were to turn against Silicon Valley, it'd be Trump's populist base.

You'd probably be more empathetic in person; the Internet has a funny way of making people forget that not every ill-considered action is a window into a person's soul.

I think he means using thumb drives and burkas instead of the Internet.

Privatize natural resources and make random citizens undeservedly wealthy.

Allow the state to own and manage natural resources and make African dictators undeservedly wealthy (and their citizens poor and unproductive).

DB is trading at about 25% of book value.

Yeah, somebody needs to make the video games. Otherwise, what's the point of not working?