For the record, that's pretty what the death penalty is (and must be in any fair rendition of it). Only moreso because it costs more to house death-row inmates than the regular kind. Even without the other arguments, that's enough reason to abandon the death penalty in my book.
I know a couple of registrars I would trust but your advice is generally sound. Though using WHOIS is probably better as DNS or a website may not be set up.
The captivate I had, you could change the battery in well under 5 seconds. Bootup time was longer but not really any issue since typical use case was not to be using it immediately after.
Now I have a Razr Maxx. I was concerned about not being able to change the battery easily at first but it really typically has enough capacity that it's rarely an issue. It has been a pain how long it takes to charge on a couple of occasions though.
A lot of the Wii's appeal is in multi-player games (Wii -> we). I was surprised when I finally bought an x-box how lacking it seemed to be in this category (not that that says anything about the xbox as a console overall). That's also something that is lacking from tablets and phones. So I don't think that that's necessarily where Nintendo is having problems.
If I find out that I've been issed with an NFC Card
Are you sure you haven't? I have a few cards that contain rfid chips and I was never notified. The only way to know was the logo on the card (and I guess the absence of that is not a guarantee)
I'm one of those Bitcoin-heads and have been interested in some of the discussions of hardware wallets. What all the designs I have seen in common have is some way to display the charged amount on the device and a button to be pressed for user confirmation. It is such an obvious requirement for anyone who takes a moment to think about it so I can only think that it has not been implemented in this case because it detracts from the "gee-whiz" aspect of the technology. Marketing over design.
I was once standing a line in front of someone who complained quite loudly about the (marginal) extra time it took to process card transactions. That was about 20 seconds before someone turned up with a bunch of change to be sorted into the cash drawer. He was oddly quiet after that.
Card processing terminals vary but some do it right. Typically, at Walmart, I have all the card business done by the time the checker is still swiping the last items and I have the cart loaded by the time the receipt is ready.
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Android used to have that.
Now it doesn't.
Progress, eh?
Sounds like an interesting premise for a movie.
If only their think and do were in accord.
OK, I admit I was engaged in hyperbole and it's good that your bank does that. I'm referring to this story http://news.slashdot.org/story/13/05/18/146205/uk-consumers-reporting-contactless-payment-errors
The old vote rigging was done by people in the mechanics union. Can't get them to touch electrical.
But it is satisfying and generally correct.
We had no school bus (there was a regular bus you could catch but who wants to spends 12p on that?)
Yes. Much better to centralize everything. Then we can have something like the TSA.
Brings a new meaning to "Logging out"
They have this thing we call "Two factor authentication"
Which the banking industry appears to be doing their goddamn best to avoid right now.
For the record, that's pretty what the death penalty is (and must be in any fair rendition of it). Only moreso because it costs more to house death-row inmates than the regular kind. Even without the other arguments, that's enough reason to abandon the death penalty in my book.
Why wait for a pandemic? Feel free to take the initiative and off yourself at the earliest convenience.
I know a couple of registrars I would trust but your advice is generally sound. Though using WHOIS is probably better as DNS or a website may not be set up.
So it's just the Republicans? You are blind, my friend and willfully so.
The captivate I had, you could change the battery in well under 5 seconds. Bootup time was longer but not really any issue since typical use case was not to be using it immediately after.
Now I have a Razr Maxx. I was concerned about not being able to change the battery easily at first but it really typically has enough capacity that it's rarely an issue. It has been a pain how long it takes to charge on a couple of occasions though.
I could give it a go but the exchange charges aren't too good.
A lot of the Wii's appeal is in multi-player games (Wii -> we). I was surprised when I finally bought an x-box how lacking it seemed to be in this category (not that that says anything about the xbox as a console overall). That's also something that is lacking from tablets and phones. So I don't think that that's necessarily where Nintendo is having problems.
I agree. I assume you'll be marching on Washington to demand the government hand over their guns?
If I find out that I've been issed with an NFC Card
Are you sure you haven't? I have a few cards that contain rfid chips and I was never notified. The only way to know was the logo on the card (and I guess the absence of that is not a guarantee)
The confirmation method has to be attached to the card otherwise it leaves open the option for rogue devices to drain your money.
Username/password with my bank.
I'm one of those Bitcoin-heads and have been interested in some of the discussions of hardware wallets. What all the designs I have seen in common have is some way to display the charged amount on the device and a button to be pressed for user confirmation. It is such an obvious requirement for anyone who takes a moment to think about it so I can only think that it has not been implemented in this case because it detracts from the "gee-whiz" aspect of the technology. Marketing over design.
I was once standing a line in front of someone who complained quite loudly about the (marginal) extra time it took to process card transactions. That was about 20 seconds before someone turned up with a bunch of change to be sorted into the cash drawer. He was oddly quiet after that.
Card processing terminals vary but some do it right. Typically, at Walmart, I have all the card business done by the time the checker is still swiping the last items and I have the cart loaded by the time the receipt is ready.
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