Fascists forgot they mandated contact tracing and vaccine passports requiring ID presentation in several blue jurisdictions not that long ago.

Can your party PLEASE stop?

All well and good, but I was thinking about field trips from schools outside NYC. But as other posts note, it's possible to buy an Oyster card in London. I assume NYC will have a similar scheme.

I took my son to London and had a great time using the Underground and the bus system. Paying with contactless credit card was very convenient. And the payment cap per day was nice. But I was left wondering about one potential issue.

What do you do if one of you doesn't have a credit card or smart device/phone with payment system? Fortunately, I had two credit cards (we didn't have a data plan in London). So no real problem for us. It still left me wondering what would people do if they a payment method for each person? i.e what if you are riding more than a few times and hit the payment cap due to swiping multiple times per ride. Seems like either a chance to be accused of fraud. Or actual fraud.

What would happen to, say, a class field trip visiting NYC? I'm genuinely curious what people do in those edge cases.

"Can I jump from this roof to that roof?"
"Let's check the ultra realistic height map and compare to your jumping distance. Go ahead and roll while I do that."

Don't blame me, I voted for CowboyNeal

Yup Tis a bubble.

Yeah cool. Tell me what does Amazon get in return by knowing that you tore down the extra wall between the kitchen and dining areas? They going to sell you something with this knowledge? No. All they "do" with it is allow their robot to vacuum that area. The horror. Having your device do its job. Lol

Basically every house and property near me has walkthroughs on realty sites. The layout of the walls in no house here is private or secret.

I switched to xfce back when gnome borked with 3. Whenever I help someone who uses Unity, I feel like I'm using a mutant iMac.

You get into line as the first person when the doors open for lunch. But the staff are all busy fulfilling online orders for delivery drivers who won't show up for another ten to fifteen minutes. That's customer service~

Are they really middle-men if the 600,000 below them are replaced with robots?

Sorry, gessel beat you by four hours and two minutes. But thanks for the support!

I propose a ban on time travel. Do I hear a second?

Didn't the plug and play demo with Bill Gates cause a BSOD for Windows 98 from a USB scanner?