its popular because of advancements in camera technology....not a single video on tick has low quality.

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Meta Is creepy and horrible

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Tried twice to buy £1200 computer. And twice they delivered me broken items with stolen parts. First time I had refund in 12 days, now still waiting. Second time when I saw seller's seal on the box damaged I just refused to accept delivery, with driver's help I opened the box and we could see broken case with stolen CPU, RAM bars and Arctic cooler. No PC, no money back. 10 days.

Grass valley.

This video is very helpful and has important information for the project we are working on.

So Zuckerberg went the Communist way he deserves to be shut down when you hold back the news and truth we the people get angry??

funny to realize that brazil is a decade ahead regarding financial products, sofi is trailing also

Facebook sucks… so many top heavy twisted features.. hard core scammers allowed onto platform senselessly. Decentralized social media is on the horizon and coming in.

aaron swartz was, too, one of the co-founders

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Good video, thank you

Cause Drake songs are fake and produced anyway so if you like that just listen to soulless ai music when It comes out

the overall idea that physical labor jobs are the safest is probably true. however, the recent explosion of what robots can do and how they can be controlled will likely result in a second wave of job disruption, this time targeting many physical labor professions. Check out what Tesla, Figure, Covariant, Amazon (and others) are working on.

The companies that provide the service are no different than Hawala's. Been around for thousands of years, just commonly used for black money in this modern world. Neat to see someone take it to a different level, without involving crypto 🙄

This was basically the Myspace timeline... 2003: Myspace was born. 2004: Myspace becomes the biggest social network around, and the biggest social network ever up to that point. Facebook is born in 2004, although it was known as "The Facebook" at the time, and it was only available among universities initially. 2005: Myspace is undeniably a household word at this point. 2006: This was probably the peak year to be on Myspace. It was massive in this era. Facebook became available to the general public for the first time towards the end of the year. 2007: Myspace is still massive, but Facebook was huge now, and there were the "Myspace vs. Facebook" wars over social media for a bit. 2008: For the first time, Myspace has fewer visitors in a day than Facebook. I'd say that was the beginning of the end. 2009: Probably the last year where Myspace held prominence in the social network world. It's definitely losing clout, but it's not quite a "thing of the past" yet. 2010-11: Myspace begins to move away from being a social network and towards being more of a news aggregator and profile pages for music groups. This ended up being a decision that was extremely detrimental, even if they didn't intend it. _ I remember in the late 2010s, Myspace made the news again, but for all the wrong reasons. it was because of the discovery of millions of songs being lost due to a faulty server migration. What was uploaded up until the mid-2010s (when hardly anyone still regularly pr even semi-regularly visited Myspace) had been lost. I'd say Myspace only survived in the 2010s because of it being a time capsule of the 2000s. Some people still used it because of the band profiles, and I'd say the 2000s-era nostalgia is the only reason it didn't get shut down completely. Even around 2009-2010, many musicians were having their music on different platforms like Soundcloud instead of Myspace. Still, even people who were too young to use Myspace when it was relevant have heard about it, and many seem intrigued, saying that it seems that it would have been awesome to have used at the time. I had a Myspace profile from around 2006 to 2008. I seem to remember most friends of mine had neglected it or even deleted their profiles around that time, as they migrated to Facebook. Most of them didn't have enough time for both Myspace and Facebook. I understand why Myspace declined, but it's a rather sad story how things ended.

Nice case study ❤

I hope your still doing videos you are good at it

Why would a host make a good tour guide?! And why would I trust “Joe Schmoe” over a TRAINED PROFESSIONAL?! I guess I am not the target market for that service because it seems crazy and inefficient to me.

9:20 nobody said such things

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Wall Street is just a small player in the Evergrande as many international and domestic investors are also involved. Speculating the real estate market is universal and happens in every country especially in the west. However while losing money in speculating in America, UK, Canada and Australia is as common as dirt it is a big deal in China. How stupid can it be just because it is Wall Street money so the Chinese Government must compensate the American investors? Chinese real estate speculation has been going on at least 25 years in China. That means for at least over 20 years the speculators have been making obscene amount of money by pushing the property price up in China. The real clever ones have made enough money and left. Only the inexperience ones are left now to put money down to fill the black hole. It is a good job Chinese government is controlling it. Other countries like Japan didn't and it is still suffering from the consequence with no real growth after three decades. Canada and Australia are now suffering the same fate. As real estate market in China has been exploited for over 30 years. The Chinese speculators are speculating their 2nd, 3rd or even 10th properties. This is no long a problem of lack of accommodation but excessive properties without resident! Yet the Wall Street still gamble the Chinese market like no tomorrow. It is time due for the Wall Street to take a loss!

Excellent idea

Well rounded video!

Myspace died when the customization of profiles got taken down.

Wow, this was late 2017, pre- “ production hell” , the rest is Model 3/Model Y history….

Thanks so much as an entrepreneur

I got fee or 30 Ringgit from Malaysia and a whopping 60€ fee from Sparkasse. This motivated my parents to try TransferWise

That's awesome. And now, we are also able to be successful on the platform. Personally, I think that means providing a unique experience to guests. It could be something else for you guys, that's ok... But I have a lot of satisfied customers who always come back. That's because I use tools such as Lodgify and Turno to organize my team and automate their tasks and payments, so I have more time to focus on what really matters!

I'm absorbed in this content. I had the pleasure of reading something similar, and I was absorbed. "The Hidden Empire: Inside the Private Worlds of Elite CEOs" by Adam Skylight

They also donated the company back in 2022.

I'm 10 months late to see this video.

This is absolute perfection. I had the privilege of reading something similar, and it was absolute perfection. "The Hidden Empire: Inside the Private Worlds of Elite CEOs" by Adam Skylight

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It makes me so sad. I always wanted to do art for a living and I've been learning how to do concept art but now a lot of companies will just like probably replace most artists in the next 5 years. I mean Disney already used AI to make like the trailer for Loki. Unless they put in copyright laws, it will just be cheaper too. Use AI instead of using artists. To be honest, if they don't stop AI they'll replace probably like 80% of jobs. The only ones that will be safe will be like physical labor jobs. And if like robotics gets any good then those jobs will be replaced by droids. I guess the future will be like the Disney movie. Wally where nobody really needs to work anymore and robots do everything for us. And if that's the future then we'll have to figure out how to give everyone an equal amount of money because if nobody has to work anymore, the government will have to send out checks to people. I'll keep doing art though because I like it as a hobby and it really stressed drawing.

A great video in hindsight.

A great video in hindsight.

And also this company selling ur personal Data

Thanks for the insights, great materials

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Bum! Why didn't you buy the coat for your wife? Wife, Don't buy this coat! Wife goes and buys the coat, genius!

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I would like to ask about permission request of this video. Could you please provide your email address? The email address in "About" is undeliverable. Thank you.

EasyJet's founder, Stelios Yoanu, has so many "easy" businesses; it's like he's trying to make life easier for all of us, one venture at a time!

Patagonia is for idiots with more money than sense. Their business model is simple. Buy plastic and turn it into material. Then have a sweatshop use child labor to poorly make clothing. Sell that clothing to the aforementioned idiots at a 2000% mark up and laugh their asses off all the way to the bank.