Nah in 2009 those sites were telling you to use Internet Explorer.

If someone started a blog site called “Tumbler” or a gay dating app called “Grinder” you could totally understand the conflict, couldn’t you. Listen, I went through this. I started a site whose name had a word that was similar to a famous trademark, and got a very similar cease and desist letter. I chose to change the name, and be candid about it, and I’ve been successful with it ever since. Just my $0.02, but I’d choose a new name you like and then register and trademark it like I did.

They make pills for that

That one’s a replica. The real one is at Kings Island in Ohio.

At best, this will cause insurance companies to spend more on PR, and maybe make some small token changes they can use as headlines.

Help me out with this, because it’s driving me crazy. Whenever I leave anywhere close to 2 seconds between me and the car on front of me, someone cuts in, and I’m now too close to them, so I slow down, leaving a 2 second gap, and another cuts in. Rinse, repeat. I end up being the slow ass that everyone keeps zooming around unless I tailgate.

Same! I eventually overheated mine and it caused the digitizer to stop working in the middle third of the screen. So disappointing. I traded up to the droid RAZR and many phones since, but I STILL miss the slide out keyboard.

Big hands crew represent

Excellent! Thank you!

How can you buy things with monero? What merchants (online or in person) accept it?

When I search YouTube for GNU Taler, it gives me the same video with the same timestamp on the red bar. (273 seconds) It’s not where I stopped watching it, I’ve never watched it. It’s just the part of the video where they start talking about GNU Taler.

Unless I’m missing something, the timestamp in the URL (t=273s) jumps the video to 273 seconds into the video. The link itself is what remembers where to start the video.

Ok, I’ll give you that. But don’t you agree there are certain aspects of privacy one must forego to live in a modern society?

I was being facetious to make a point. There is a limit to the amount of privacy that one can achieve while still residing within a modern society. As with all things, it’s a personal choice. Everyone has a limit up to which they are comfortable surrendering their privacy. You can be tracked and recorded even walking the streets in many cities, and in most retail stores. How far is one willing to go to be private?

They have cameras in the bookstores with facial recognition