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Ab-Salam @expertanswers - 4 months ago
FTC Seeks to Block Microsoft Corp.’s Acquisition of Activision Blizzard, Inc. https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2022/12/ftc-seeks-block-microsoft-corps-acquisition-activision-blizzard-inc Keep your eyes on this move.

FTC Seeks to Block Microsoft Corp.’s Acquisition of Activision Blizzard, Inc.
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MarcusTheMachine @marcusthemachine - 4 months ago
When did you decide to take a leap? How do you build and keep momentum? I left corporate America in 2014. I knew it was time to leave, I felt it 2 years before. I was scared more than I was excited, I didn't know what I was going to do and how I was going to figure it out. Looking back I am glad to say I left, I won't die with that regret. Taking a leap("resistance") was something that I read up on online, different blogs, different backstories. I realize for those who do, the reward of doing is that, doing. Taking a leap, I also realize, is a way to keep life momentum, you take more leaps. It becomes a muscle. Like most muscles, if not all, you get stronger, more comfortable, in fact bored with the exercise and you look for new ways to engage the strength or the dexterity/flexibility of. I use leaps("resistance") as North Stars in my life. When I feel a need to grow, or feel lost, or trying to find clarity, within my given goal/craft I find where a leap of resistance lays/lies(whatever is proper English). So tell me, When did you decide to take a leap? How do you build and keep momentum? share you insights
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SlothGuy @wizkid - 4 months ago
If you had $1 million to start a business, what kind of business would it be?
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MarcusTheMachine @marcusthemachine - 4 months ago
New to New York here(3 & 1/2 months in). What are some of the best and worst odd jobs you had to take to survive/while building your career?
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Codes Display Name @codes - 4 months ago
link post https://www.spotsquid.com/

Spot Squid
www.spotsquid.com
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LAstar @linktest - 4 months ago
US soccer/Futbol has seen slow adoption due to its lack of instant gratification. Most US sports are built around small achievable goals (score the basket, get touchdown, kick field goal). Everyone one of these achievements is meant to increase viewer satisfaction. Meanwhile, it takes a global event like the World Cup to get Americans excited. And even then, our attention wanes back to the NFL or NBA where touchdowns and dunks are happening throughout the entire 4-quarters. Ironically, baseball — one of the oldest and longest running spots is loved by many but still trails behind its counterparts (NBA/NFL). And what does baseball have in common with soccer? Much slower game with less points and irregular quarter mechanism (e.g., innings). Thanks for reading!