Either an ancient alien artifact, or a few hundred billion barrels of crude under the sand... either one has an equal chance of getting our asses to Mars.
I bet that if 1 million people cut up their MasterCard and switch to Visa, and another million people cut up their Visa and switch to MasterCard, those evil bastards at the credit card companies will really start to sit up and take notice!
There's a balance between what's secure (a bunch of random characters with no relationship to anything in the real world) and what can realistically be memorized by the average person... times twenty or thirty variations to account for all the different sites you visit.
For most people, it seems that balance lies somewhere near "have 2 or 3 shitty, easily guessed passwords and reuse them across all my online accounts."
... which brings us back to GP's question: How was this dude able to wire close to half a million dollars someplace before the fraudulent nature of the cheques was discovered?
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Either you don't understand the concept of a placebo, or you don't understand the concept of a generic drug.
Either an ancient alien artifact, or a few hundred billion barrels of crude under the sand ... either one has an equal chance of getting our asses to Mars.
I'm waiting for big pharma to patent placebos and to start suing makers of generics.
Many hotels are a serious PITA to check in to unless you have a major credit card.
I bet that if 1 million people cut up their MasterCard and switch to Visa, and another million people cut up their Visa and switch to MasterCard, those evil bastards at the credit card companies will really start to sit up and take notice!
the USPS changed the house number 5 times. No new neighbors they just kept changing it.
So that's their new business model!
You'd be amazed the places you can swipe a credit card
You people are determined to ruin my version of reality.
No, but it can identify the gene for compulsive behaviour.
Yup, check out the maps from Ohio from 2004.
Divorce finalized the year your sweetheart turned legal ... you had it all planned out didn't you?
This has no bearing on me, as I have no desire to own an iPad, and even less desire to read a single word penned in Murdoch's cesspool.
I'm sure it's memorable for somebody with Aspergers.
I really hope they're not storing all this info in PDF format.
There's a balance between what's secure (a bunch of random characters with no relationship to anything in the real world) and what can realistically be memorized by the average person ... times twenty or thirty variations to account for all the different sites you visit.
For most people, it seems that balance lies somewhere near "have 2 or 3 shitty, easily guessed passwords and reuse them across all my online accounts."
Does that mean they're also tracking me using a GPS system?
The actual recorded sound or the Bubb Rubb version?
I'll be rolling with the Wilhelm Scream
AFAIK, there's no rulebook that insists you must have corrective lenses mounted in your eyewear.
Oh come on - it's one night. You can handle a single night's work can't you?
Yes
as long the deposit is not over $5k
... which brings us back to GP's question: How was this dude able to wire close to half a million dollars someplace before the fraudulent nature of the cheques was discovered?
Apple is not run for the benefit of their customers, but for the shareholders, executives and their friends.
So they're like 95% of all the corporations out there then?
What's the virus?
Who do you think is the biggest loser in this?
The guy jerking off in his mom's basement with cheetos dust all over the front of his sweatshirt?