JcbAzPx @ JcbAzPx @lemmy.world

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She needs to change her name.

There are places that will execute you for it, but the crime still happens there. Criminals never think they will get caught.

I'm pretty sure all three of those companies host server farms in Europe. I doubt they would give them up just to fluff Trump.

Also, wireless internet connected devices existed, though the wifi standard was still two years off and they definitely weren't widely used.

One card in a vintage deck.

And they certainly don't have that. All they have is an image of him checking into a nearby hostel and an image from the scene that is clearly another guy.

Not sure that's any better.

Can't stop the signal.

which has advanced reasoning

No it doesn't.

He's just there to steal credit. Just like everything he's been a part of.

I mean, is it necessary to have a destination? Just get them going and let them sort it out from there.

It's low as a percentage of total packages, but some areas are worse than others. For instance, in San Francisco it's necessary to leave the trunk of your car open overnight so professional thieves don't break your window to check it.

Most of what they deliver isn't worth stealing. If they continue trying to take over the high end courier business, though, I doubt they'll last long.

There are a small subset there that are pathologically obsessed with the freshness of the fish they eat. Getting parasites from barely prepped sushi is not uncommon.

Even in the movie they weren't technically aliens. It was just ancient sapient black goo that was here long before we evolved.

Because they're using an inherently insecure delivery service for expensive electronics. Extremely clear case of negligence.

If you don't have a Micro Center nearby there's really not a good choice. Just do Newegg or Amazon and hope for the best.

The cops definitely won't do anything, but the paperwork can be useful if Best Buy decides to be worse than usual about it.

Tipping used to be discouraged in the US since it promoted class divisions. Then the civil war happened and there weren't any slaves anymore and all of a sudden tipping is the greatest thing ever.

You used to be able to require a signature which would force a direct hand-off, but people got annoyed with it. Then drivers started skipping those deliveries to get through their shift faster. So now only expensive courier services and the postal service still really do it.