We wore our social security numbers around our neck in our county.
Sure, it was after the Columbine crap and during all of the security increases, but tell me what kind of security is requiring all of the students and faculty to wear ID tags with Code39 encoded social security numbers around their neck due to pure lazyness and neglegence?
It's really easy to memorize Code 39, it's a * characters and numbers 0-9, so I'd ask the teachers and the vice principals to let me see their ID for a second and then hand them their social security number.
Security my ass.
I used to have an emusic account way back in the day, when they were unlimited. It was great to be able to download legally independent label music(the stuff worth listening to) where my money went to the artist. Of course any time you deal with a corporation, you run into problems. They double billed me for no reason and refused to refund my money(yeah, WTF). So I canceled and managed to get my music other ways. But I'm not scared the RIAA is going to come after me, I don't have their music. Because it's crap.
I'm starting chemotherapy tomorrow, diagnosed with Testicular cancer. I have to buy expensive synthetic THC drugs that hardly work instead of being allowed to use marijuana. Not that that is going to stop me.
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We wore our social security numbers around our neck in our county. Sure, it was after the Columbine crap and during all of the security increases, but tell me what kind of security is requiring all of the students and faculty to wear ID tags with Code39 encoded social security numbers around their neck due to pure lazyness and neglegence? It's really easy to memorize Code 39, it's a * characters and numbers 0-9, so I'd ask the teachers and the vice principals to let me see their ID for a second and then hand them their social security number. Security my ass.
I warned you this was going to happen. http://the16types.info/forums/viewtopic.php?t=155 Actually now you have been warned.
I used to have an emusic account way back in the day, when they were unlimited. It was great to be able to download legally independent label music(the stuff worth listening to) where my money went to the artist. Of course any time you deal with a corporation, you run into problems. They double billed me for no reason and refused to refund my money(yeah, WTF). So I canceled and managed to get my music other ways. But I'm not scared the RIAA is going to come after me, I don't have their music. Because it's crap.
I'm starting chemotherapy tomorrow, diagnosed with Testicular cancer. I have to buy expensive synthetic THC drugs that hardly work instead of being allowed to use marijuana. Not that that is going to stop me.