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Hahahahaha!!

You gonna make me tear open a baggie of whoopass, if you keep going!

(emphasis mine)

The employee also said while most Wells Fargo employees at the Tempe location work from home, the building has 24/7 security, and that someone should have found Prudhomme sooner.

Sounds like their building security is a joke.

“The body was there about four days before anybody found it before anybody walked up to her and just to say hi, make sure she’s OK. She was just lying on her desk,” an employee said.

Sounds like her coworkers and managers are jerks a little bit [or maybe she was, and people were avoiding her, I guess]

So, what!? Now I have to pop a straw in a pouch of whoopass?! What is this world coming to!?!?!

Ok, good. I thought I was the only one who saw this connection. It's not that the police are against facial recog or that they don't want the NFL or anyone else to use it, it's that they're aware of the privacy degradation it causes, and don't want themselves (the police workers of the event) subjected to it. It's fine if we, the attendees, are subjected to it, just not them. Oh, what a world.

What benefits does the developer get from using both licenses, if the user gets to decide which one to use? Serious question, by the way. I truly don't know.

Literally how hackers operate.

The hackers need to succeed once to get in. You need to succeed every time to not fail.

You actually can. And it's not that hard. I had a 14 year old German shepherd mix, who learned several new tricks before her death. I taught a partially blind 79 year old to use a computer, general internet, and email, and was communicating with her [via email] for a number of years before she lost the rest of her vision.

Old dogs, as it were, absolutely can learn new tricks.

Sorry, I just don't like this idiom, because it puts people in a box in which they do not belong.

Sorry. Saw the opportunity and had to take it.

Them being a us company is a very valid concern, and one I share. If I were a dissident, I likely wouldn't use signal just because they're us based.

...people have suggested I can order glasses online. But how could I do that when the prescription looks like Greek?

Call them that year.

The whole point of my post/question is to learn to decipher doctor’s chicken scratch handwriting.

By calling them within a decent timeframe after the prescription is handed.

I think the whole point of the post was a bitchrant on how bad the handwriting is, and how much of a BS it is that they can't take the extra 15 seconds to make it legible. On which point, I'm 100% on board. It is BS and I have bitchranted to the doctors office about this same exact issue before, going so far as comparing my chicken scratch handwriting to calligraphy when compared to the script they provided.

That's interesting and not at all comforting lol... I have a positive cylinder on both eyes.