RIP Pushbullet Free Universal Copy-Paste. Your candle burned out long before your legend ever will.
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“Landmark” doesn’t necessarily mean it’s of cultural/historical significance. It just means it’s physically distinctive in the landscape, and is probably not going away anytime soon, so anyone can use it as a callout feature for directions and/or geocaching games in this case.
Reading comprehension is considered a weakness in these parts.
but you know that’s what it looks like from a front camera shot. To flip it would be to tamper with the image.
It can be two things. one type is chocolate covered nuts, the other is the gooey nutty sticky praline type candy.
Idk if that’s a very objective example. The filmmaker was basically bankrolling Jesse Friedman’s defense. a lot of damning evidence was (conveniently) left out of the doc. Cops are shady, but films can have their own agendas too.
That’s on Ticketmaster, who I’m convinced is complicit in the rise of bots and Stubhub.
Yeah i think the “recall” wasn’t so much a faulty part, but more of a we’ll install a new shifter if you find the current one too confusing. I’ve driven these, and while it’s a little perplexing at first, I can’t imagine trying to exit the car without verifying that it is indeed in park.
Even with the push-button ignition, there is literally no bar low enough for the lowest common denominator out there to stumble upon. People are actually suing car companies for making cars that don’t remind them to turn it off, when they forget to turn off their push-start cars, and then leaving a death trap in their…
Yeah but it says their original push for the Felony charge was to up the jail time for tickets based on the Original pricing being listed on Stubhub or whatever.
Wait. Condemning the use of bots to rack up 100's of tickets is one thing, but criminalizing ticket resale is a little extreme.
Right?! IMO, unauthorized 3rd party access = Privacy breach
as the only company who’s ever had a Photos privacy breach, they better be stepping it up.
I believe the venues themselves are complicit in encouraging the secondary market for tickets.
I’m pretty sure doors opening outwards into a hallway would be a fire hazard. Must be an older building. newer building codes require hallway doors to open inwards, leaving hallway unobstructed, and then main building exits to open outwards.
Google, aka The Dept of Redundant Things, never passes up an opportunity to have multiple apps serving the exact same purpose.
First thing I thought.
I want this.....On Android.
“Corporate citizens have a duty to take a stand and fight for it”