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andrewducker) wrote2018-01-27 12:00 pm
andrewducker) wrote2018-01-27 12:00 pm
Entry tags:
- edinburgh,
- epicfail,
- fraud,
- goodnews,
- healthcare,
- jobs,
- lego,
- links,
- men,
- money,
- movies,
- need,
- numbers,
- ohforfuckssake,
- patriarchy,
- society,
- southafrica,
- starwars,
- tax,
- technology,
- trams,
- usa,
- viaswampers,
- water,
- writing
Interesting Links for 27-01-2018
- How Does MoviePass Make Money? We're About to Find Out
- (tags: movies money )
- The Presidents Club is not the only prestigious men only event
- (tags: society men OhForFucksSake )
- This Is the Coolest Homemade Lego Millennium Falcon of All Time
- (tags: StarWars lego viaSwampers )
- Who Can Name the Bigger Number?
- (tags: numbers )
- Six more countries sign multilateral tax treaty instrument to prevent international tax avoidance
- (tags: tax GoodNews )
- Cape Town runs out of water in 90 days
- (tags: water southafrica epicfail )
- I subscribe to Ars Technica. If you're interested in tech news you should too
- (tags: need money technology )
- Men Don’t Want to Be Nurses. Their Wives Agree.
- (tags: healthcare jobs patriarchy society OhForFucksSake usa )
- Edinburgh Trams sees huge shift in payment method after contactless launch
- (tags: money Edinburgh trams )
- What it's like writing fake news
- (tags: fraud writing money OhForFucksSake )
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Because I rarely even travel one stop before an inspector checks me, and you'd think that would give them the same information.
(I don't travel during rush hour though)
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Several decades ago they started letting people board buses at the rear doors if you had a travel pass, and then when they started having contactless ones, they put the pads to swipe them on board. Then carried that over to the trams when those started.