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Emperor_PVP t1_jegmqjx wrote

Reply to comment by ColdMasterpiece7871 in BEWARE two black individuals posing as PSE&G employees knocking on doors ( Clifton NJ) by [deleted]

It was another energy program or company, i just got confused because they asked for my pseg bill and thought they were from pseg. But they did ask to check the bathroom they didn't really explain themselves a whole lot, later my aunt came and she was figuring who they were and why they were there, they left shortly after that, they also seemed a bit annoyed

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paulc19802 t1_jegmq6d wrote

Reply to AMC Stock Faces Triple Threat: Conversion, Reverse Split, and Dilution by wetdirtkurt

Share price after conversion will be (based on values at close):

Conversion price = total market cap ÷ total shares outstanding.

New price = conversion price x 10.

Obviously that completely depends on prices at close on the last trading day before it happens. But if they remain similar I'd expect a conversation price between $2 to $3.

Then the "new" stock to get hammered by dilution following RS.

So yeah those strikes make sense. Can't really argue with that.

I'm currently long preferred shares but I'll be getting out of dodge before it actually converts.

I'd be careful with Puts though especially shorter dated expiries. Don't underestimate people's stupidity to fomo buy after the RS.

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A_Melee_Ensued t1_jegmpfh wrote

Reply to TIL, that Sierra Blanca Peak in New Mexico is the southernmost mountain in the lower 48 to reach above 11,000 ft. Being just 19ft shy of being the southernmost point above 12000ft by NeutronicTachyon

Few people know about New Mexico's mountain ranges. Wheeler Peak, above Taos, NM, is over 13,000 feet. For perspective, that is higher than Mount Hood and bit less high than Mount Rainier. But nobody knows Wheeler is even there.

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Cool_Story_Bra t1_jegmovs wrote

Reply to NoMa Safety vs Dupont Circle for a Single Woman by EbbingOptimist

The only somewhat dangerous part of NoMa is on the North Capitol side of things. When the homeless encampments were under the underpasses that could also occasionally see an incident.

Given that the encampments are gone, and you’re multiple blocks from North Capitol with no reason to be close to that part at night, you’re fine.

As someone who’s lived in that part of town for multiple years and watched it change, I’d say it’s nearly as safe as DuPont circle now, for the average person. I mean your apartment is right between an REI, a gay brewery, a planned parenthood, and an elementary school. This isn’t the hood people make it out to be, it’s thoroughly yuppie.

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OB1_error t1_jegmowk wrote

Reply to comment by Head-Ad4770 in Meta wants EU users to apply for permission to opt out of data collection - Instead of a yes/no consent, Meta users will fill out a form and include justification. by speckz

> Should I just smash my Oculus Quest 2 to pieces with a sledgehammer, chuck the remains out a window, and then buy a new VR headset at this point?

No! Sell it for a competitive price so someone who was going to give them money now… won’t.

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DiagonallyStripedRat t1_jegmoqg wrote

Reply to comment by mitkah16 in Just finished The Sword of Destiny (The Witcher #2) by No_Cockroach_5048

Or rusalka.... In English you could either just keep rusalka as in ,,The rusalka came from the water" or translate it as ,,water nymph" because that's ultimately what a rusalka is. Same with vila. You could keep vila (,,At noon in summer, vilas appear in the fields") or translate vila as ,,sun demon" or ,,wheat witch" or something. Do you understand what I mean? In original it's Wiedzmin, in English Witcher, in some other Slavic languages it's Vedmak. Still it's the same creature, but if You google Wiedzmin you'll get Polish result, if you google Witcher you'll get just the books :D

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