Good bye Social Security. I'm not collecting it, but I'm going to say that pretty much EVERYONE knows at least 2 people that are collecting... I hope they aren't dependent on it. Because when this is "done", I'm pretty sure it will not work for at least several months, which will get the administration an excuse to say "nope, not fixing broken system that we broke, good bye social security payments!" then promptly reallocate the funds to their own pockets.

Two questions because when it comes to crypto I'm not really that well informed. 1- What's actually backing the value of crypto currency anyways aside from general venture capital. 2 - US to crypto and vice versa, fine it's worth a lot. What about Euro to Crypto, or Yen to Crypto, or any other country backed currency?

I'm surprised they aren't putting money into Drone based delivery systems... wouldn't flying packages around be a heck of a lot cheaper then human drivers, especially in the more rural areas, or even suburban areas which have single family homes?

I'm Confused. How can it be considered a AAA quality game studio. If it never actually released anything at all? isn't that just... a game... studio?

Honestly no, I haven't. only thing I've done "recently" banking wise was setting up transfers from a brokerage account, and getting a mortgage loan about 5 years ago. Lots of paper work there on it's own, but as far as opening an account - No. I've ended up "switching banks" by "force" when certain banks left the region I was in, then bought out by a larger bank... which has made it easy for me because... all the transitions were easy and seamless, and never had to worry about transferring banks really.

I'm confused, I can understand why an investment company would need your social security number, so that it could be tied back to you for tax related purposes. I don't entirely agree with it but OK, fine. But Why would they need your driver's license information at all? If they are able to validate you are who you say you are based on your ID information, there's no need to Keep that set of record data long term.

Trump is pretty much a known con artist, I have zero sympathy for anyone who actually puts any money into this crypto scheme, because as soon as they have a load of money, they will just say "All Gone!"

Sorry, but the controller is not going to matter. doesn't matter if it's a $10 used NES controller, or a $500 dollar specialized driving device. The Submersible Imploded at extreme Depths. If the Vehicle can't withstand the pressures, the controller isn't going to matter in the slightest.

Probably not. the only reason why it made the Chess news is because they were rivals... who played chess. If it were just two people trying to poison each other, successfully or not, Russian news would just shrug it off as just another day.

This is correct. where I live up until about a year ago, My Only "viable" option was Comcast Xfinity. Now fortunately, in my area their service actually wasn't terrible from an uptime perspective. Then last year, this other company called Google signed contracts with the local cities, or some of them anyways, to build out Fiber networks. Pretty sure Comcast subscriptions locally as it's built out as just dropped like a rock.

No. It's based on companies and people who report lost money to the FBI trying to get it back when they realize their mistake.

So they bring up all of those, and they fail to mention Warhammer 40k and how Space Marines are made through both breeding programs, and implants... so disappointed...

Back then, many of the copy protections were built into the games via having to answer questions from the instruction manual... wonder if they accounted for that... maybe something to look into some of these.

"If those disagree by more than 5.5 degrees, the MCAS system will be disabled and will not push the nose of the plane lower." Why did someone think that was a good idea? Isn't the Pilots job to you know... PILOT the plane?

From the Article "They do this by literally sending the people an email. If it does not bounce, the email is validated." This is not always accurate. I work for an email security company, and our recommendation for incoming messages, if the email address isn't valid, mail sink the messages, and don't give any notification. Optionally, have a second rule that's applied to business partners to bounce messages to let them know they got the wrong address, and bounce at that point.