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Can I get a McCrapwich? That’s it, no drink. <tap>. It’s like 10 seconds.
Can I get a McCrapwich? That’s it, no drink. <tap>. It’s like 10 seconds.
Pretty sure Europe does this already.
That’s a bit of victim blaming. Yes, everyone can take steps to be more secure, but don’t blame them for getting hacked.
Low. Unless they control the weather.
The content isn’t significantly disappearing. It is being consolidated and monetized.
The content isn’t significantly disappearing. It is being consolidated and monetized.
That’s why I’m not going to bother contributing to future content.
I avoid Amazon as much as possible. And Walmart. Fuck those assholes.
The GDPR fines are. Other laws should be similar.
So many companies have tried to make VR mainstream. Just like 3D movies they have a niche group that love the tech and then there’s everyone else.
Everyone also complains about their roads, so what’s your point?
What pisses me off is the amount of data they have likely retained just because they require it up front. Instead of deleting the SSN of customers after some sort of initial verification they keep it around just because. It’s not ebmven useful after the account setup.
Maybe they’ll fight over his empire and tear it apart.
Steal a password and I can change it. Steal your face and listen to the Grateful Dead.
So are Republicans saying that Russia is the bad guy or not?
The IRS does have some free options at https://www.irs.gov/filing/free-file-do-your-federal-taxes-for-free as the article mentions, but make sure not to take the bait and switch if you go with one of the companies like TurboTax.
Because they don’t want to change the drivers or have to revalidate the entire system. And if they’re not connected to the Internet then it really doesn’t matter.