They usually have to be 'activated' first, which gives card vendors the opportunity to collect your information before allowing purchases. This isnt common practice yet, but I'd bet that's coming. Even if they don't collect your pre-activation info, the date, time and place of purchase are recorded and attached to the card. It wouldn't be a stretch for law enforcement to request CC/security video from the merchant at the date and time of purchase. So I don't think they offer as much privacy as cash unfortunately.

Yep. Not a single non-profit or open-source related position in her CV

The right are perpetually angry. They are angry when they win and angry when they lose. It's a hallmark of their cult. There's no pleasing these people because they don't know what they're angry about, they just prefer to be angry.

This is really great (and by great I mean terrifying to see it all laid out plainly). The only nitpick is the idea that the model "is coming to europe next" ... as if this whole thing wasn't kicked off by Brexit and the Cambridge Analytica scandal. Europe was the testing bed for this a decade or more ago.

https://mashable.com/article/replaceable-batteries-smartphones-iphones-2027

Yes folks if there's no organic demand for this glorified party trick we CEOs will just manufacture it by shoving it down your throats

I think one lesson from history that we must never forget is that the appeasement of dictators never brings peace. It always leads to more aggression, more suffering, more wars, because dictators do not see compromise as an invitation to compromise back. They see it as a sign of weakness, and they become more aggressive.

Truth

I'd love to see this but her chances are likely worse than Harris. And that's assuming we have an honest election in '28.

When it's in your:

• Uterus: Your state has the power to tell you what can be removed.

• Election Ballot: lol your state has no power to tell you what can be removed.

If I accidentally carpetbomb my squad I am always quick to reinforce out of guilt 😬

Nor Politico, Economist, The Guardian. But at least we have Tom's Guide here in case you wondered if Tech guides have a bias...

There have been some sudden moments where maybe one planet was too easy or one was too hard and [Joel] had to get up in the middle of the night.

I laughed out loud that they woke this poor dude up in the middle of the night. Like how did that conversation go? "Joel! EMERGENCY! POPLI IX is too hard! Wake up and fix it!"

Jokes aside, I think it's awesome they have a game director who can influence the story in real-time to keep things interesting.

Dude Harvard didn't even stand up to defend their own president Claudine Gay when she needed their backing. They were dead silent during trumps first term when this same shit was going on. It's not just the money. They will literally sit on their asses and say nothing unless they are pushed.

This looks good. PR approved.

Actually it's 50%. Either you win or you don't: 50%.

/s

A single juror can hold up the delivery of a verdict, but they can't "nullify" it after it's been delivered.

The fill came mostly from Needham

The firm of Goss and Munson extended railroad lines to quarries in Needham, Massachusetts, 9 miles (14 km) away; a 35-car train carrying gravel and other fill arrived every 45 minutes, day and night.[11] When the Needham gravel pits were exhausted, additional fill was found in Canton, Dedham, Hyde Park, and Westwood.[12] William Dean Howells recalled "the beginnings of Commonwealth Avenue, and the other streets of the Back Bay, laid out with their basements left hollowed in the made land, which the gravel trains were yet making out of the westward hills."[13]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Back_Bay,_Boston

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At press time, Arizona lawmakers revived a bill from the 1860s that would allow teachers to publicly hang any students accused of “sass mouth.”

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Yep. The only real election fuckery is fox news, christianity and russia poisoning people's minds.