Got it. Thanks!

This is awesome. Sort of obvious question, but the address still has to be transmitted to you, it's just being stored after printing the label, right?

Canada
Strickland
OKC
230

Since the companies doing the importing likely paid those tariffs, I'm sure that if they get a refund, they'll happily pass those savings back to the consumers and not keep it for themselves.

(It's a lot easier to keep a straight face when typing something like this online than in real life.)

This looks solid. Much as I enjoy the Brendan Fraser series (which is getting a new entry) for its action and adventure, I also like some actual horror.

Yup. I'm not even sure if it's really powerful -- basically, search engines themselves have had this power for years, but because of that, the lack of discernment (or even a way to really discern) is a huge weak spot.

Being above the law is kind of the point of being royal.

Meanwhile, he's also taking it on the chin from the left because he's not honoring promises he made.

(I think he might just be a . . . politician.)

Not checking your 401K is kind of the point, even in a not-btc world where fiat's the only option.

A bunch, though 9/11 remains the big one.

One of my all-time favorite shows. I own it on DVD, and watch it at least once a year.

Yeah, and the Jets flipped both Adams and Gardner at way above what I'd expected them to get (and got a nice return on Williams as well).

Decided to take a chance on requesting a couple of shares. Figure I'll let fate (aka whatever process RH uses) decide if I'm meant to own this. It does sound interesting.

I watched on my app, but I also peeked at the YT thread, where the users were all complaining that the sound quality was crap, but no one seemed to actually comment on the fund itself.

Can't believe I'm saying this, but the Jets might have a better record in the first round over this time.

A glib "bitcoin fixes this" won't change anything. A lot of work must be done to show why bitcoin is different.

I agree, but for people angry about cashless options, it's at least a starting place. Obviously bitcoin's also electronic and doesn't involve handing over bills, but it does involve a greater degree of privacy and anonymity than credit cards, and that's a wedge.

(To be clear, I definitely don't mean we should glibly say "bitcoin fixes this," just that we should use this as a conversation starter.)

Yeah, I'd sort of assumed that the "this is legal tender" message on US currency meant that places had to accept cash, but in fact, that's not the case.