This may be a legal urban legend, but I've read that the "Not for Identification" thing on the card referred to using the card as ID, not the number, which is how not-government places justified using the number as your customer id.
There are ways. I've been asked to verify the amounts of the last 3 checks I've written, back when more things happened by check; generalize as you like.
I'm not a crypto fan by any means, but for classic Bitcoin you don't need to sneak a drive anywhere: if you can record -- or remember -- the 12 words of your key seed, you can get at your wallet.
+1, or whatever.
Yeah, the whole interaction is a double-bind. Either you don't take your position to the absolute max, in which case you're a hypocrite, or you do take it to the absolute max, in which case you're a lunatic.
My argument, in this case, is that I don't agree with your certainty about what "Twitter would be OK with" in a case that you made up -- and certainly details of the case would matter -- but you've already decided what that would be, and are taking this thing that you've imagined would happen as evidence.
(Also, Twitter is millions of people, and somebody on there will be found to agree with any position you name, but I don't think that's central to my point.)
Maybe it's like celery [also untrue, but bear with me]: you burn more calories consuming it, or in this case preparing it, than you extract from it.
As always, imaginary hypocrisy is the worst kind! (Meaning, I don't take your babysitter example as a given, at all.)
[Nods] Deep cut, respect.
What governments in the US, state, federal, local, require you to host PBS?
All of them (assuming "you" are a cable operator), although the same rules apply to all local channels as well:
https://www.fcc.gov/media/cabl...
Alternatively, local commercial and noncommercial television broadcast stations may require a cable operator serving the same market to carry their signals. This demand for carriage is commonly referred to as "must-carry."
non-Russian speaking Americans likely won't go looking for the Russian state-owned television content.
No, that's a separate channel -- the Russian-propaganda English language channel RT is available on DIRECTV, Dish, and as a channel on Roku, in addition to a few local cable systems:
Even simpler: the submitter has access either through work or personally, and doesn't realize their link is paywalled.
Average Familiarity:
There is no limit to imaginary hypocrisy, is there?
The use of "are" in that one is fucking ART.
A computer scientist is someone who fixes things that aren't broken.
