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I have a flight booked to Phoenix this Saturday and was meant to pick up my Avis rental on Monday. I booked it with a credit card linked to my google pay, of which the physical copy will only arrive next week. I called Avis, they said a debit card is enough at the location I'm picking up, but they'll do a credit check. When i heard this I informed them I wasn't a US citizen to which they responded that in that case I will need a physical credit card with my name on it.

This resulted in the cancellation of the rental.

Tomorrow as early as possible I will call my bank to try to obtain a physical credit card before Saturday, but I think the chances are low. I do have a debit MasterCard and a

I have a flight booked to Phoenix this Saturday and was meant to pick up my Avis rental on Monday. I booked it with a credit card linked to my google pay, of which the physical copy will only arrive next week. I called Avis, they said a debit card is enough at the location I'm picking up, but they'll do a credit check. When i heard this I informed them I wasn't a US citizen to which they responded that in that case I will need a physical credit card with my name on it.

This resulted in the cancellation of the rental.

Tomorrow as early as possible I will call my bank to try to obtain a physical credit card before Saturday, but I think the chances are low. I do have a debit MasterCard and

Alarm clock at 8, I often wake up naturally at 7 after 8.5 hours of sleep. I continue my sleep and when my alarm goes of I feel very tired because im awoken in the middle of a cycle. Does my body actually get something useful out of this extra hour of sleep?

Just started as a software engineer. Will be abroad on average 1 week /month (is what they told me).

When abroad I get extra netto compensation per day of ~75€, depending on the country. Hotel and breakfast is paid for.

1. PERSONALIA

• Age: 23
• Education: Master in Informatica
• Work experience : < 1 year
• Civil status: Feitelijk samenwonend, ongehuwd
• Dependent people/children: None

2. EMPLOYER PROFILE

• Sector/Industry: Automotive
• Amount of employees: 150
• Multinational? No

3. CONTRACT & CONDITIONS

• Current job title: Software engineer
• Seniority: just started
• Official hours/week : 39h20m Real hours/week
• Average re

The bell/beep sound has been my arch nemesis ever since I started using Arch as my daily driver. Recently every time I shut down it beeps loudly. It also beeps loudly when using LightDM at startup.

What I have done:

• setterm -blength 0 in /etc/profile
• set bell-style none in /etc/inputrc
• xset -b in /etc/xprofile
• greeter-setup-script=xset b off in /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf

None of this helps.

The wiki also suggests turning off your speaker or unloading the pcspkr module but I obviously want to use my speaker, I just don't want unneeded beep sounds.

On the SundaeSwap website it says only ITC and ITC2 participate in the FISO: https://iso.sundaeswap.finance/#/voting

Mr. Beast is doing a stunt where you can pay 10$ to get any picture you want uploaded to a hard drive. This hard drive is then going to the moon, and Mr. Beast wants to use the profits to buy 1 mil in BTC and also put it on that hard drive.

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Amazing!

I would like a future where everyone pays with bitcoin for everything, but how is this possible with these enormous transaction fees.

Using Coinbase as an example:

Let's say you go to the bakery, pay 4$ for bread, of which 1$ goes to Coinbase?

I understand the miner fee and am fine with that because it's so small.

Are we expecting the Coinbase fees to go down drastically?