Alternatively, you go to a store and decide you want to buy something. Now that you know what you want to buy are you doing to use cash, card, or barter?

Just to clarify a few things from other comments. SMS MFA is still leagues above not having MFA for security. It’s not great but it will protect you in like 80% of cases where you would’ve been hacked if you didn’t have MFA at all. The primary problem with services that require any additional data from you though is that is an additional source for a leak. The same thing goes for name, address, phone number, etc. Phone numbers can be added to scam call lists which open you up to additional breach opportunities in the future, SIM swapping attacks, or even just using it as a number to spoof for other attacks. For most accounts that I don’t care about I would be reluctant to give my number as for those sites I value privacy over security, but that’s a separate discussion.

Organic bananas is just 94011

Cyberpunk

There are also State taxes that aren’t normally differentiated from when complaining about tax rates even though they go to different places. In some states it’s pretty much the same things.

My favorite windows shortcut is ‘Windows+shift+left/right’ to move an application between monitors. Very helpful for moving games around or snapping without have to use a mouse.

Last name as in quantity. “I have 4 names and this is the last of them”

Completely agree and it doesn’t help that it’s an ever moving goalpost. I feel like most people understand that as long as you are acting in good faith it’s all fine.

I think you are the only one to correctly state that one can be true without the other making them not synonymous and I appreciate it.

It’s minor but I probably wouldn’t say supposed to have sounds like they are wrong

Orlando for Disney world

The question stands, why a blowfish?

That’s ridiculous, we’re a family. Everyone can share the same plate and napkin.

I definitely have and that doesn’t change the fact that I’d rather not risk damaging others property for an extra 15 minutes of work.

You are right, I was being a bit hyperbolic. It’s equivalent to picking stuff up off the shelf and setting it on the ground. No damage to the product and would take workers more time to pick it up. Might as well start doing that every time you go to the store.

Near the corral doesn’t take a lot more time to pick up from in the corral. I agree that leaving then in the corral is fine, someone still has to pick them up from there. But leaving the cart randomly outside has the potential to cause issues for others, completely ignoring the business owner.

https://lemmy.world/comment/15152014

As someone who has previously put carts away for a job. No, not only does leaving carts out make it more annoying to pick up it can also damage other people’s vehicles, and take up parking spots. Carts roll around or are difficult to see and can get hit. This is the equivalent of saying to just knock stuff off the shelf as you walk through the store, an employee would have to pick that up and it would just cost the company money.

I’m a millionaire today thanks to hard work and a billion dollar inheritance.

That part of that song bothers me. If someone is just complaining they aren’t going to be a good guest at a party.