I have half a dozen credit and debit cards, and they all have the same PIN. As long as that number is secret there's no problem. The PIN can be changed anytime on any card at any ATM. Your idea of carrying around a PIN spreadsheet is cute though!
in the uk you can have a free sim card delivered to you from most providers - you're expected to top it up with money but you don't have to. you can receive a text on the sim, validate the code on the website, and then bin the sim. wasteful, but it'll get you back into your account without twitter having any useful information. here is an example link https://www.three.co.uk/Suppor...
Yes PCP my bad I've never taken one out!
In the UK it's very common to rent a car using a weird loan called a PFI. You pay a deposit, and then a monthly amount to the car dealer, maybe £200. After 4 years you must give the car back(it's not owned by you at any point); 90% of people immediately take out a new PFI, are given a new vehicle, and continue paying the £200 a month. 200 divided by 31(days a month) divided by 24(hours a day) = approx £0.27; A lot of people in the UK are paying 27p per hour to never own their car, whether they are actually driving it at the time or not.
The huge benefit to the dealer happens because if you paid off your car loan and owned your car after 4 years, and it had been reliable, you might keep it a few more years without buying a new one, and without having to pay a car loan amount every month. With PFI that's not an option.
Stuff like this is why Volkswagen reckon they can introduce a fee for hourly self-drive.
Just think how much life would improve if all the money spent on advertising was used to make a better product instead!
Where is the san fransico earthquake of 1906 that killed over 3,000 ? I live in the uk and i've heard of it.
You have to transport the alkaline industrial waste to where the carbon dioxide is, or the other way around. Lorries, trains, so extra carbon dioxide is used to bring the ingredients together. An industrial plant must be built where the waste and CO2 are combined, using concrete, creating more pollution. So finally you have the CO2 trapped in a mineral rock form, which must be taken away and buried, again more transport and waste.
So the idea is lovely, but it's not practical in real life except in a few edge cases. Sorry!
I quit signal purely because of the pin. they were obsessed with it, had to be entered so often just to use text SMS, seemed to be at least every day that they wanted to be sure it was me sending. who needs that when you just want to quickly reply to a message?
Nature always sides with the hidden flaw.
