[Using Dark Reader extension darkreader.org] In Death Mall 3000, the inventory text color is almost white on white, can't see unless adding css rule div[id="-6"] > div { color: black; }, but I just realized it was because of DarkReader and disabling that fixes everything
Has anyone prepared a list of distributions indicating the default sudo setup comparing to each other? I'd be interested to see the defaults for each distro as a factor to consider.
Google Translate shows me "Now there are 1263 issues, and it has never stopped." if I copy the whole paragraph, but it changes if I remove far away sentences at the opposite end of the paragraph, but I think the grammar in your quote interpretation might be wrong.
Basically, it seems like they're burnt out, overwhelmed, and giving up.
> "So I guess Berkshire Hathaway has no fucking value then? Just there to prop up felons. It's almost as if we're in a completely fraudulent system"
> "CNBC says that the errors came from Consolidated Tape Association. Recognize anybody from their advisory committee? https://ctaplan.com/advisory-committee"
> "this is insane. on ibkr it shows also a low by 185$. but when GME was also affected, I wonder how many millions of shares could disappear. or did they buy them to cover during the glitch? that's just a new level of crime"
> "imagine berkshire for 185 dollars and getting it back up to it's pre market price"
> "Thanks for posting. Now [market maker] is sure to reverse those trades"
> "Markets are rigged. There is a zero percent chance that BRK.A would fall 99% and buy orders would be allowed at $185 per share. Someone likely got margin called and needed to post collateral immediately. No other stock (*yet) is valued like BRK.A. NYSE has been part of the Ponzi Scheme since day 1"
> "And then it spiked to $700k lol. Friends helping friends, except their all scumbags"
These posts are not evidence to support an argument, it’s conspiracy fueled speculation that is worth less than zero.
Superstonk is just r/conspiracy but exclusively focused on Wall Street.
If the price immediately drops 99.97% with no intervening orders on the tape, there was definitely a technical glitch.
There is no situation where every market maker simultaneously pulls the bid and lets the price fall 99.97%, arbitragers would’ve had a field day since BRK.A would’ve been priced lower than BRK.B, it would’ve been scooped up and resold when the valuations between the two share classes resumes parity.
The market participants that are market making BRK.A have plenty of capital, plus they’re contractually obligated to provide a bid and an ask while the market is open, no exceptions. They would be holding shares as part of their market making activities and have no reason to let the bid fall 99.97%.
The LME unwinding nickel trades a few years back was actually a bad thing, one market participant was extremely short and didn’t have to post margin to cover their position when a short squeeze happened and some trades were unwound. That was an actual example of an exchange helping out a major customer by unwinding trades, this BRK.A situation is not that.
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