bad dum dum tish

4, 3, 2, 1 boom

https://simple.wikipedia.org/w...

"90% of everything is crap."

If you do manage to cancel, they will continue to send you offers indefinitely. We had a trial subscription with a new car, and were still getting spam from them when we sold it a few years later.

Yes, you can clearly distinguish ILl1| as well as oO0 - something many mono fonts get wrong. The quotes are a little off however: it's hard to tell without comparison which is the back quote. And the double quotes are slanted for some reason, which looks wrong when used at both ends of a quotation.

Honestly, you'd think designing a readable font was hard or something...

nuf said

> Integrity is 100% assured, in a fair, reliable and authentic manner
These are people we are talking about here, right? The examiners I mean.

And, how long before AI gets good enough to fool someone over zoom?

If the sample group is limited to those who take online personality tests, then of course the results are going to be skewed.

I wonder what will happen to PayPal, zelle, Venmo, etc. Isn't this what they do?

As for credit cards, I suspect more retailers will offer a "cash discount", like most places do for gasoline. After a while, the credit card companies will either lower their rates, or lobby congress to put limits on the fed system.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Basically, waves moving forward and backward in time meet to perform quantum exchanges.

Cramer has a history of dabbling in retro-causality, particularly with this experiment: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1409.509...

Or is it usenet?
Everything old is new again.

Because anybody who brought it up got fired.

Frustrated and/or pissed off customers tend to be hard on equipment. How hard do you have to slam the door before the display breaks?

Interesting... all of the "papers" are either just abstracts or behind paywalls. The website (cannae.com) is just a shell, and there are no publicly available papers/designs for a curious observer to read. All we have for sure are a couple of press releases and a few paragraphs from a NASA lab.

WHERE'S THE DATA?

It makes me very suspicious...

Isn't this what a Notary is for?