oat_bravo_nap | 6 years ago | on: New York Governor announces 100% workforce reduction for non-essential services
South Korea stopped the infection without "full measures."
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oat_bravo_nap | 6 years ago | on: Amazon sellers ‘hijack’ listings to sell face masks despite new rules
Even if it can't increase supply it will decrease demand (hoarding). If the prices is higher people will only buy what they need rather than buying all of it out.
oat_bravo_nap | 6 years ago | on: Understanding the bin, sbin, usr/bin, usr/sbin split (2010)
If you are using /bin/sh you need to check sure it is a POSIX shell script and not using bash features [1]. On Debian and derivatives /bin/sh is ash not bash.
oat_bravo_nap | 6 years ago | on: Understanding the bin, sbin, usr/bin, usr/sbin split (2010)
Here are the wiki pages for the move in Fedora and Ubuntu:
oat_bravo_nap | 6 years ago | on: One way to fight a coronavirus recession: $1k for every American
It does not matter how much money the US government takes in taxes. They will continue to spend more than that causing a deficit. For example if tax revenues increased by 500 bln, that could be used to decrease the deficit by 500 bln if spending was not increased. However, what would happen is that the government would increase spending by say 1 trillion so the deficit would continue to grow despite higher tax revenue.
oat_bravo_nap | 6 years ago | on: One way to fight a coronavirus recession: $1k for every American
> But during this this current term we've already done #1 via the 1Trillion tax cuts to mostly the wealthy.
Tax revenue has not decreased. The deficit is a spending problem not a revenue problem.
oat_bravo_nap | 6 years ago | on: Norwegian Air to cancel 85% of flights and temporarily lay off 90% of staff
Well if what people are predicting will happen, then there will be a lot of bankrupt airlines that will have planes being auctioned off.
As to your second part, search engines aren't a high profit business; advertising is.
oat_bravo_nap | 6 years ago | on: Norwegian Air to cancel 85% of flights and temporarily lay off 90% of staff
Relevant portion from article:
> Having lost money each year from 2017 to 2019 and raised cash from shareholders on three occasions, the company’s debts and liabilities had grown to 82 billion Norwegian crowns ($7.9 billion) by the end of last year.
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