typeformer

great idea!

Dropshippers are currently in a terribly tight position (to put it mildly). Amazon is prioritizing essential goods in its warehouses meaning those retailers using Amazon fulfillment for keeping inventory stock available are going to be in a world of hurt soon. This compounds the supply chain issues from suppliers that they already have to deal will. Finally, many drop shippers will see decreasing demand as people tighten their wallets due to job loss and poor consumer confidence.

New wholesale platforms like Faire are an interesting alternative to the dropshipping/Amazon world.

Perhaps also a global ban on viral gain of function research at BSL 4 labs, for a bit at least.

Who is up for a drink this week, it's been a doozy.

Bonds yields are the lowest they have been since the great recession.

Our society should not be built on SLAVERY! It is the responsibility of these brands to know their supply chains or we all pay the price.

This is very good news and a victory for civil privacy!

Wtf

This will not end well...

Good rebuttal ^

This just makes me think more about what is going on in China and HK.

Thank God there are a few smart folks on HN to push back on all the mediocre pro-nucleur weak arguments and propaganda here as of late.

Certainly non-expert

Sorry just bitter

Yeah and it's a thousand times easier to quickly replace those because their key components are not the most dangerous substances on the planet!

So many people on HN (perhaps more than other communities) think that they are subject experts on just about everything... well, sorry to burst your bubble, but we have aging nuclear plants we can't even take care of right now that are losing money, we have thousands of tons of nuclear waste that we still have no fking idea what to do with, nuclear is the past, the future is very cheap and efficient decentralized solar, paired with very cheap and efficient decentralized grid storage (batteries), the smart money already understands this.

No offence but honestly your comment is perhaps the thing that isn't really that interesting...

I'd just like to say this to all the super-smart skeptics on hackernews who think they are experts on just about everything including the UFO/ET topic, you're wrong, and that's okay, it's really okay. Your world is about to get very exciting soon as the smart money has already positioned its self to grab the trillion-dollar opportunities in this emerging space (no pun intended). Peter Thiel, although a certified jerk, is also one of the first VC's to educate himself on exotic ET originated metamaterials, others will follow shortly...

https://www.businessinsider.com/peter-thiel-vc-firm-founders...

This will surely end well...

I’m not threatened at all, I’m just not going to do your research for you that’s all. Either you’re intrigued and you will do look into it, or you’re not and you wont, I don’t come here to convince anyone.

Here this may help you get a sense of things: https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/wje9w5/the-tom-delonge-wi...

Here's what I'll do, I'll change the title to something closer to the original PR title, then the haters can rest, but I'm not changing my comments.

I don't exist for your amusement but you may find this interesting: https://silvarecord.com/2019/01/26/metamaterials-not-from-ea...

Wow, you're really confident in that assesment. Maybe you would be interested to see the WikiLeaks leaked email exchange between Tom Delonge and John Podesta where Tom talks about his collaboration with Maj. Gen. William N. McCasland.

https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/3099

The truth is the US government does have these materials and more...

While not stated explicitly in this PR, the meta-materials that are referenced are supposedly from possible ET craft. This announcement has everything to do with UFO's as TTSA (To the Stars Academy) is the group that brought publicity to the NAVY UFO videos, helped change NAVY policy on UFO reporting, and also got the NAVY to state those videos of UFO's were real.

A very good point and nobody has any clue whatsoever because GDPR is a huge mess and it wasn't created with everyday realities of users in mind. That being said GDPR is probably better than nothing in terms of data rights and privacy but only marginally better.

The protesters should start using Waze...what will Apple do then?

This is fffffffkkkkkdddd

I think I know who built this, obviously, it wasn't Elliot Shefler

I think I know who built this