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Just did the actual math. Over 60% of my unread emails are AO3 updates.
Can I brag about this
Has it really been this long since Louis and Harry were last seen in the same room? (Yes.)
One Thousand (1,000) Days
So.....
I'm 10 away from my next milestone. And it's a big one. Like, really big. But considering how the rest of my milestones have been ignored, I'm not counting on much for this one. Go me. As you were. Like always.
RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
She jus wanna be up in my photos. She jus wanna be up in my videos. She jus wanna be up in my emails, up in my DM's but she won't ever get them four digits. 😏
New Post has been published on The Rakyat Post
New Post has been published on http://www.therakyatpost.com/lifestyle/2014/04/19/forget-credit-cards-could-paying-with-your-veins-be-the-future/
Forget credit cards, could paying with your veins be the future?
YOU know the feeling: you’re waiting in the line at the checkout when you realise you’ve forgotten your wallet. But what if you could pay for purchases just by using your hand?
It might sound creepy, but Swedish company Quixter has developed a payment method based on “vein-scanning.”
Designed to make transactions quicker and easier, the technology works by scanning the unique vein patterns in each person’s palm.
Users simply key in the last four digits of their phone number before holding their hands over the scanner. The process takes less than five seconds.
The brainchild of Quixter founder Fredrik Leifland, the machine is thought to be the first of its kind on the market.
It is currently in action at 15 different spots around Sweden’s Lund University campus, with around 1,600 users.
“I got the idea when I was in line at the supermarket,” explains Leifland. “I thought that there must be an easier way to pay.”
See the payment method in action:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1fJLZAtD2Q
Akala ko naman ako lang nakakapansin nung issue. Dati ko pa rin napapansin pero syempre kinakalimutan nalang. Pero nung may nagsalita na, aba! HAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAH LAUGHTRIP HAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA