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This is also why I don’t trust Brave either. Any company that profits off an ad network and can change the rules whenever they want is dangerous. Even if Brave doesn’t do it now, doesn’t mean they won’t.

How can you be in talks to merge with yourself?

(I’m referring to Elon not the company. I know they have their own president and board)

In old days, but there are so many random retail investors in the market now keeping garbage stocks afloat. Same reason why Tesla is so over valued and why GameStop won’t die.

Nowadays, stocks are made of fairy dust and wishes. It’s all nonsense when fanboys get involved.

Idk if that will happen or not, all I can say is the portfolios are evenly balanced so that if one property fails, it doesn’t tank the whole investment.

I can’t advise on other assets. I can only speak to commercial real estate securitizations, which is what the article is referring to.

In commercial real estate, they mix lots of different types of properties up into portfolios and they try to balance it out so if an office building fails, it won’t bankrupt investors.

These types of portfolios are safe because they invoke less risk overall. It’s the same reason why your 401k portfolio has a bunch of different companies and not just Apple or Tesla stock.

It won’t gain value as fast as a single stock, but it is less likely to lose value overall and is a safer risk.

Actually, I tell people to watch the Big Short because they explain the securitization process really well.

But hopefully rating agencies aren’t lying about the quality of loans and intentionally underwriting bad debt like they did in 2008 but I don’t originate the loans so idk.

I work in commercial real estate. This is a normal common practice in commercial real estate. They honestly do this for pretty much every type of real estate and for as many as they can.

They securitize it in portfolios and sell off interest in those payments to others. They intentionally mix and match properties in portfolios so if one fails, there is less risk to the whole thing.

I’ve seen fast food restaurants, malls, airports, billboards, cell towers, hollywood studios, aerospace firms, law firms, hotels, apartments, everything. And yes, also data centers

Orion on iOS is my favorite iOS browser.

It has the ability to use Firefox and chrome extensions so you can use uBlock Origin.

Many people would rather use Brave but I don’t trust Brave as they own an ad network.

But there’s not a good way to debug for Orion on mobile without using the Kagi browser and Orion on iOS does behave differently than Safari even though in the US they are both built on WebKit

My only complaint about Orion was that it wasn’t open source so that’s good at least

The article says because he installed the chip and launched Valorant, his other PC components such as his motherboard are not also blocked.

He can’t play a Riot game unless he buys an entirely new computer.

Right after asking if his toupee was convincing and right before asking if he has the biggest wiener in the world.

It’s true. One of the things I miss was subscribing to the subreddit related to the car I bought because I was going to get a lot of valuable info about maintaining and fixing that car.

I do not miss Reddit at all.