Wait, this happened like 4-6 months ago. Zlib is still alive and well, they just send out individualized links per user id when you search something.

Go to the bathroom, on the way somehow get the waiters attention, give them your card and tell them to be sure to charge it to yours.

Without paywall: https://archive.is/QX1w7

1893 worlds fair

That's what everybody said, but they were saying the CIA is taking similar routes to get whatever they want.

I brought this up at work and somebody said we sold our soul in the us with the Patriot act.

I lurked real quick. I don't get it though. There's no communities that I see on there just peeps to follow. It's like mastodon without hashtags, trending, news, etc.

The article lost me at fees. I saw a friend from Ireland last summer. They looked at us apps like cash app & zelle like that's cool - but the app we use doesn't charge instant fees and is not traceable.

On the other hand, this could be the death of physical currency in the us?

House in 2017

Sounds like Bryce was suffering from some severe depression, tried driving off the cliff to drown in the lake, didn't realize the gap & road beneath, landed on there road, busted out the back window to escape, and drowned himself in the lake or offed himself in a nearby remote area. Given the proximity of the truck stop he could have hitched a ride and took his life elsewhere.

Google maps is pretty damn good though - but I do like Waze for road trips

Syno 920+ for me