Can confirm. Myself and my 2 best friends in high school where the admins for my junior and senior year. Dunno who got the job when we graduated.

Also note: the above arguments applies to any currency, not just the USD(aside from the gold standard bit). if the currency isn't a direct stand in for a fixed item it's value is baseless.

Unless I can exchange it for a fixed amount of any item(excluding subdivisions of itself), and not have that amount change then the value is not based on anything. The USD has had no base since the gold standard was removed.

It's continued use is due to the convenience of carrying a smaller(and in some cases, not alive) item with perceived (<--Key word there, hope you didn't miss it) value instead of other items with real world uses.

...That what i'm seeing is real? When i look out the window and see there isn't a gremlin on the wing I want to know for sure the airline isn't just hiding it to prevent a panic.

Ironically, this time the joke was that it worked.

Why create a puzzle based on sudoku but double up one the characters?

Honestly it's not a need, it's a want. Anything gained is convenience only. And the con outweigh the pros, especially in your use case of the primary holding company/confidential information. Here I'll break it down...
PRO:
* Only need to carry one machine when getting online using questionable networks.
(Yes, that's the only pro)
CON:
* 2 OS's or installations to maintain (minor as this is true in all scenarios, dual boot, vm, multi system)
* Switch in wrong position boots wrong SOC.
* Beefy CAD laptop gets more exposure, making it a physical theft target.
* Shared peripherals may expose primary system to things like BadUSB

https://xkcd.com/1782/

there -> http://www.10000yearclock.net/... Nice of the editors to copy-paste but not include the link

To be fair that plastic tub of wipes is fairly new to the walmart entrances. It was added when tests found out what was on the shopping cart handles, and it was mostly feces.

Actually found something useful on slashdot... thanks for this.

How did you fit a cassette in the DVD Drive?

You should have put this under ToTheStars post, notice he only offers his bow... It's was him!

I know this is slashdot, but if you RTFA and click around a bit it's not hard to find.

If you're going to use common carrier infrastructure to deliver a service, does that make you a common carrier?