Pro Tip - ALWAYS charge in the local currency. Your credit card exchange rate is almost guaranteed to be better than the merchant's exchange rate. (Typical cards charge 3%, some only 1% and there are a few that charge 0%).
The merchant exchange rate will approach the worst rates + fees that you will find in Airport kiosks.
It takes me about 10-15 minutes of watching a bored teller at Wells Fargo tapping a keyboard before I can get out of there to buy or sell CAD, Euros, Pounds, or Yen... (and I highly recommend having at least your first cab/train fare in local currency when you travel. I have skipped a very long line of cashless tourists at CDG airport to buy my train ticket to Paris from a machine with cash. To be fair that was 3 years ago, maybe the chip cards are good-to-go now, if you remember to get your PIN.)
Every time, I am amazed... really, 10 minutes to change a few hundred USD to something else?
After "googling" around a bit, Startpage.com is now my default search engine. (n.b. it is not a default option in Chrome... you have to "add" it, and don't be fooled by "searchpage" which is really yahoo.)
I searched duckduckgo for "secret plan to manipulate search results to help Hillary" - and all the results start with "Did Google..."
The results for the same search on Google start with "There's No Evidence..." or "Google denies", but to be fair there is also a link to the whack jobs at zerohedge...
Unless you have symptoms that are just in common with pancreatic cancer symptoms, in which case they are just symptoms of something else. The study has a biased sample, since they where studying the history of "known cancer" patients (or someone who lies to search engines... for example, I just now searched "I think I have pancreatic cancer"... Shit! - oh, wait, I just searched for "medical student syndrome", too! Whew! That's what I have.)
Slashdot Mirror
skip election day at play
or check a bad box
the choice is yours all the same
Worst. Haiku. Ever.
Pro Tip - ALWAYS charge in the local currency. Your credit card exchange rate is almost guaranteed to be better than the merchant's exchange rate. (Typical cards charge 3%, some only 1% and there are a few that charge 0%).
The merchant exchange rate will approach the worst rates + fees that you will find in Airport kiosks.
It takes me about 10-15 minutes of watching a bored teller at Wells Fargo tapping a keyboard before I can get out of there to buy or sell CAD, Euros, Pounds, or Yen... (and I highly recommend having at least your first cab/train fare in local currency when you travel. I have skipped a very long line of cashless tourists at CDG airport to buy my train ticket to Paris from a machine with cash. To be fair that was 3 years ago, maybe the chip cards are good-to-go now, if you remember to get your PIN.)
Every time, I am amazed... really, 10 minutes to change a few hundred USD to something else?
2 million MORE newbs who THINK they can program. And can post to the app store, um Play (yeah, because all my apps are a frolic).
Cell phones are used to take selfies - it's all related. People are just too selfish to get sick anymore.
They are both works of fiction. When you are making up stuff, you can make up whatever you want.
because one takes place "long ago" and the other is in the future... so no conflict at all.
Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition!
Robots will be doing a lot more than pizza, in a world of 15$ + minimum wage...
I am proud to say I use 0% of Twitter.
Whatever.
ID your "remains" when an IED has reduced you to a smear.
Yeah, but the fine print says you have to get your money back the old fashioned way - by stealing it, using the device!
About 1.5 hours ago I could reproduce the results of this video
And now, mysteriously (even non-google) searches for "hillary clinton ind" are mostly coming up with "indiana" instead of "indictment"... weird.
of course, maybe in the last hour, zillions of sock puppets are searching and clicking thru on indiana...
After "googling" around a bit, Startpage.com is now my default search engine. (n.b. it is not a default option in Chrome... you have to "add" it, and don't be fooled by "searchpage" which is really yahoo.)
I searched duckduckgo for "secret plan to manipulate search results to help Hillary" - and all the results start with "Did Google..."
The results for the same search on Google start with "There's No Evidence..." or "Google denies", but to be fair there is also a link to the whack jobs at zerohedge...
But a video is the same "words", over, and over, and over - WASTING MY TIME.
On the plus side, I tend to remember which sites to avoid.
Trying to thwart the next Ice Age!
No, wait, I think I got that backwards! They are trying to prevent becoming Texas!
Unless you have symptoms that are just in common with pancreatic cancer symptoms, in which case they are just symptoms of something else. The study has a biased sample, since they where studying the history of "known cancer" patients (or someone who lies to search engines... for example, I just now searched "I think I have pancreatic cancer"... Shit! - oh, wait, I just searched for "medical student syndrome", too! Whew! That's what I have.)
"analyzing past data" - I've had great success in creating convincing horse race and stock picks using that method!
Unfortunately, "Past performance is no guarantee of future results" is VERY true.
Why say things like "70 percent" and "40 percent" for such a small group (of 24).
Are we to believe 16.8 of the 24 had their symptoms stop and 9.6 had reversals?
Zero percent for me, that's been a constant, so they won't register any decline on my part.
Use my brain. It is random as shit. My wife tells me so, all the time.
good enough horse in the stable
"sorry spaces not allowed"