Yesterday morning, he drove to a store in San Jose, where he consciously left his wallet and phone in the car. He walked through the aisles to find a hammer and tape measure, and then went to check out, where the terminal gave him the option of checking out with PayPal. He entered his mobile phone number and PIN, and the transaction was completed, with the receipts sent to his phone and email.
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Wimpy Braille Burgers (by DaleMullany) - Wimpy! It still exists!
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Congrats on switching to paperless statements! Print confirmation.
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Thank you www.meetup.com for telling me what the actual problem is.
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cAsE sEnSiTiVe
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At some point, we, as designers, have to stand up and say, “This isn’t really doing what you think it’s doing. It’s just making our relationship with our users worse.
— The New Amex Biz Travel Site Thinks I’m An Idiot » UIE Brain Sparks (via slantback)
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Preparing to delete immediately. How about “Deleting”?
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Bank of America Corp. (BAC) dropped plans to charge a $5 monthly fee on its debit cards.
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BofA Eliminates Plan for $5 Debit-Card Fee - Bloomberg
Suck it BofA.
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[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]
I’ve always been an album man (start with song 1 and listen all the way through the hidden tracks).
I’m starting to give shuffling a try and today I came across this dusty gem.
File under: Old dog learning old tricks.
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Hello PayPal debit card, good-bye Bank of America debit card.
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…a platform designed to share pictures and stalk former romances.
— Facebook in 10 words or less by Rip Empson in Facebook And eBay Team Up To Breathe New Life Into Social Commerce | TechCrunch
