You guys were not invited to this discussion. NDEs are in fact real whether they be dreams or whatever. They affect people and are filed under "variety of religious experience." While you douche bags go on whining about your rediculous imperical opinions the rest of the world marches on in thier experiences. Experiences are all real. Perhaps you are taking issue with people who might claim that thier soul or consciousness left the body and viewed the body from above. No one is going to fret over that detail when the net affect of the experience is in fact real. Grow up.
Socialism is a possibility... communism is not. We could lean heavily towards socialism and still be America. communism: see China. What a dystopian shit hole.
They scrutinize you upon application to make sure you don't own a $50,000 truck and a boat or a bank account with thousands of dollars sitting in it. Once you pass that it is open season. It is not a pittance. There are people on welfare, who if they are smart, could actually build wealth since you can have a house. I have seen people with over $40,000 a year in benefits And they got a $8000-$10,000 tax "refund." That refund used to pay my mortgage for an entire year...building wealth. Welfare is fucked....
Yeah... I have actually seen it so many times I lost count. The most basic form of fraud is a woman receiving welfare with a boyfriend in the house where she claims to live alone. They do it for the sole purpose of qualification and/or it increases the benefit significantly.
No one at a bank is going to fiddle with a Diebold Atm. They depend on large connected device manufacturers...the same ones who make our voting kiosks. All trust is placed in thier security.
If they can remain solvent long enough. This can happen to any card issuer, many of which teeter on the brink of running out of cash in these situations.
This comment is correct in every way. Card issuers have next to zero controls on trusted employees..who can do as they please often without being tracked. At my last company I could have easily perpetrated a scheme like this and I had the access/power to cover my tracks and I would have been a key person they depended on to mitigate the attack after it was discovered. Your money is not safe. Perhaps the fdic would kick in but not guaranteed since issuers use an aggregate account that is in their name. The account in no way belongs to the cardholders. The bank reconciles down to the cardholder but that is a manual-ish process that lags far behind potential losses. The one good thing is that the aggregate account balance is tracked closely and the issuer would get a frantic call from the bank...the next day.
No not at all. Damn thing fired up and got the fuck out of my way. I hate smart phones honestly but this UX takes out some of the pain. I came from an S8+ whose back disintegrated from impact...covered in a mid grade Otterbox. It wasn't a pleasant enough experience to warrant $900 and dealing with powdered glass floating everywhere. I'm active in the outdoors so glass bodies are not an option any more. I had a new S7 laying around so I convinced myself I liked it but it was on Verizon and had no fingerprint unlock....which is a real pain in the ass for something that I use so much.
Many blog posts and videos covering the problem I experienced. You get 5 seconds to turn on and work or it's back in the box. I spent two hours with the piece of shit. I bought it because I was sure it would work. Yawn.
DOA from microcenter and the problem was very common. One of the remedies was hooking it up to a Mac with iTunes. Fuck that gibberish to get it to turn on. My criteria was "just works" at which point it failed.
I have a resume that features as a quick scan version on the first two pages. After that I had the next few pages as "Project Summaries" and I use a descriptive paragraph to highlight my notable projects in conversational detail. People love it. If they are too incurious or lazy to read the project summaries I know immediately that I do not have any interest in them or the job.
Its just for recommending people of varied and atypical skill sets for certain positions. Why it has taken this long is beyond me. Perhaps it is cognitive bias of the people who get involved with hiring. Power corrupts.
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You guys were not invited to this discussion. NDEs are in fact real whether they be dreams or whatever. They affect people and are filed under "variety of religious experience." While you douche bags go on whining about your rediculous imperical opinions the rest of the world marches on in thier experiences. Experiences are all real. Perhaps you are taking issue with people who might claim that thier soul or consciousness left the body and viewed the body from above. No one is going to fret over that detail when the net affect of the experience is in fact real. Grow up.
And this was covered extensively decades ago by several authors/scientists/researchers. Not disputed, not a discovery. Very old news.
Socialism is a possibility... communism is not. We could lean heavily towards socialism and still be America. communism: see China. What a dystopian shit hole.
They scrutinize you upon application to make sure you don't own a $50,000 truck and a boat or a bank account with thousands of dollars sitting in it. Once you pass that it is open season. It is not a pittance. There are people on welfare, who if they are smart, could actually build wealth since you can have a house. I have seen people with over $40,000 a year in benefits And they got a $8000-$10,000 tax "refund." That refund used to pay my mortgage for an entire year...building wealth. Welfare is fucked....
You have to have a "job" to get welfare. Another bone thrown to corporate welfare.
Why do liberals love welfare so much.?
They are under no burden to prove anything. The case worker has the last call. You used to be subject to home visit but that was dropped.
Yeah... I have actually seen it so many times I lost count. The most basic form of fraud is a woman receiving welfare with a boyfriend in the house where she claims to live alone. They do it for the sole purpose of qualification and/or it increases the benefit significantly.
No one at a bank is going to fiddle with a Diebold Atm. They depend on large connected device manufacturers...the same ones who make our voting kiosks. All trust is placed in thier security.
If they can remain solvent long enough. This can happen to any card issuer, many of which teeter on the brink of running out of cash in these situations.
This would potentially bankrupt most issuers and would defintely keep you from getting your money for weeks or more.
This comment is correct in every way. Card issuers have next to zero controls on trusted employees..who can do as they please often without being tracked. At my last company I could have easily perpetrated a scheme like this and I had the access/power to cover my tracks and I would have been a key person they depended on to mitigate the attack after it was discovered. Your money is not safe. Perhaps the fdic would kick in but not guaranteed since issuers use an aggregate account that is in their name. The account in no way belongs to the cardholders. The bank reconciles down to the cardholder but that is a manual-ish process that lags far behind potential losses. The one good thing is that the aggregate account balance is tracked closely and the issuer would get a frantic call from the bank...the next day.
Agreed. They will just pay the fine with others peoples money.
Then write a law banning addresses and names on resumes.
I have had two that would not join so far. My wife and son use an Honor 8. Where do you buy them? I was getting them from Amazon but that dried up.
What is horrible about the UI? I find it simple and fluid. They even have themes that are pretty decent.
No not at all. Damn thing fired up and got the fuck out of my way. I hate smart phones honestly but this UX takes out some of the pain. I came from an S8+ whose back disintegrated from impact...covered in a mid grade Otterbox. It wasn't a pleasant enough experience to warrant $900 and dealing with powdered glass floating everywhere. I'm active in the outdoors so glass bodies are not an option any more. I had a new S7 laying around so I convinced myself I liked it but it was on Verizon and had no fingerprint unlock....which is a real pain in the ass for something that I use so much.
Many blog posts and videos covering the problem I experienced. You get 5 seconds to turn on and work or it's back in the box. I spent two hours with the piece of shit. I bought it because I was sure it would work. Yawn.
DOA from microcenter and the problem was very common. One of the remedies was hooking it up to a Mac with iTunes. Fuck that gibberish to get it to turn on. My criteria was "just works" at which point it failed.
Tried one.... Dead on arrival and subsequent Google searches showed a lot of problems with the iPhone 7. Has to work.
I have a resume that features as a quick scan version on the first two pages. After that I had the next few pages as "Project Summaries" and I use a descriptive paragraph to highlight my notable projects in conversational detail. People love it. If they are too incurious or lazy to read the project summaries I know immediately that I do not have any interest in them or the job.
" The alternative is to include the keyword list in the margins in 1 pt white on white text."
It is sad that I find that a good tip.
Bet you are fun at parties. Lighten up, you are dealing with people.
Its just for recommending people of varied and atypical skill sets for certain positions. Why it has taken this long is beyond me. Perhaps it is cognitive bias of the people who get involved with hiring. Power corrupts.
And the fed is just dying to raise rates to reign in labor. Why are workers the whipping boy of inflation?