Kinda live on too

Your local library will help or (US, national)

Library of Congress: ask.loc.gov

PieFed / @cypherpunks@lemmy.ml W

Ohhh great insight of theirs, very interesting!

Just thinking about it for a second I wonder if those same parents would’ve handed those same kids the same size toy. Maybe those kids did have equivalent size toys in the house in which case I would wonder if there was some kind of contextual “I eat chocolate, this toy was in chocolate” kind of issue.

Pure speculation so if neither of those points mattered then maybe I would unban as well.

typo edit: “hate” to “eat”

Amex is apparently the “little” guy I think? (I’d just linked this a second ago)

Ya

Highest profit margin in the whole S&P 500? Visa/MC duopoly, like 70%!

Long read

Meanwhile Brazil has a 0% solution. Real card fees shouldn’t be 3%, should be IDK like 0.1% or something

Agreed

Mind spoiling it for me?

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“Well, I don’t know what I expected“

Only have to interpolate then!

Thanks for that. Wouldn’t have checked myself this time, so appreciate it.

Out of curiosity…

Would you personally keep the ban? (No one wants dead kids, but we do want kids to e.g. ride bikes even though at scale bicycle fatalities are essentially inevitable, making it an honest question I hope.)

“What did it cost” they say

Worth reading. Other Ds & Rs have debt. Also this…

Some high-profile candidates saddled with debt get creative.

Democrat Hillary Clinton, for one, paid down $22.5 million in campaign debt from her 2008 campaign through a multi-pronged approach that included selling leftover campaign trinkets, offering face time President Bill Clinton and renting the personal information of her campaign supporters to other Democrats and private data brokers. Clinton’s 2008 committee paid off its debts by 2013 — just in time for Clinton to announce another White House run in the 2016 election cycle.

(emphasis mine)

Tell me it’s not gonna be generating power with “portable“ generators that narrowly avoid stricter regulation thanks to the guy who bought Twitter pushing them around the data center parking lot every few months.

Anyone wanna guess number of accidental deaths avoided by that ban?

Or additional deaths if it had unforeseen consequences!

Hey PS: search engines do return a result for a suit against that company so potential self-doxxing territory (but maybe you’re open in your comment history IDK)

(Don’t have a PACER login so couldn’t tell what was up with the suit that came back when I checked this morn, also could’ve been an unrelated suit)

Might be able to use a Redirect Checker, like:

Redirect-Checker.org

or

WhereGoes.com

Wonder if this helps with TikTok who has these custom URLs that don’t have parameters, just creepy personalized ones

🫡

Thank you

Ever hear how the suit turned out, generally?

Interesting, stopped seeing this a while back. Forced change after the inevitable hack though of course

Incredible

Sophie Scholl and the rest, heroes and martyrs

Distributed anti-nazi pamphlets and tried to take all the blame to save their friends. Defiant to the end, supporting their country but not its evil divergence.

RIP:

Sophie Scholl, Hans Scholl, Christoph Probst, Willi Graf, Alexander Schmorell, and Kurt Huber

“For some strange reason, the idea that oil comes from dinosaurs has stuck with many people," geologist Reidar Müller from the University of Oslo explained to Science Norway. “But oil comes from trillions of tiny algae and plankton.”

Thanks Reidar “Meme-ruinin’” Müller (prob subpar source)

No but additional pixel has been found

Just wonderful