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2026. 10. 22. 작업

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Nickp82 said: Chopper in a massive American LHD truck who enters a four exit roundabout in the left of two lanes and proceeds to try to turn in to the right lane after exit two and scrape the passenger side of my Soul Red MX-5.Then proceeds to tell me I drove in to him whilst doing various other things that underline his utter bell credentials.Not blaming anyone here but people do sometimes misjudge the cut in of HGVs artic and rigid.When cars do this they get scratched when cyclists do it they get killed.I generally try and stay behind the truck and give them room to manouvre.

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oldagepensioner said: 127Sport said: donkmeister said: Still, at least we're now down to the Silver Surfer generation, who are mostly OK with touch screens and card payments. I have often witnessed this demographic paying with a card which has been loaded onto a phone in their virtual wallet. Probably by a younger family member. They then attempt to pay by turning the screen of the phone towards the payment terminal in the apparent belief that the terminal must be able to see the card as a human would see it in order to accept the payment. It's hilarious and also terrifying at the same time that people would believe this. Believing everything they read in the Express and Mail or Facebook is probably the root of it, sort of people who take their own pens to voting booths.At 71 never really liked tech but will use it when i have to (i was in my last job for 36 years and could not have done it without computers)Never had a credit card in my life but use a debit card almost exclusively and never been tempted to load it onto my phone. Only ever taken out finance twice both on bikes so what does that make me?Doesn't make you anything other than just you. To each his own.Have a think about putting your debit card on your phone, it's just a slightly more secure way of paying because it hides your real card number using tokenization.From a quick AI query:• Tokenization • Replaces your real card number with a temporary, unique code. • Merchants never see or store your actual card details. • Prevents data theft even if a store's system is hacked.• Biometric Authentication • Requires Face ID, fingerprint, or a passcode for every single purchase. • Stops unauthorized spending if your phone falls into the wrong hands. • Physical cards can often be tapped by anyone without a PIN for small amounts.• No Physical Exposure • Eliminates the risk of card skimming devices attached to card readers. • Prevents anyone from stealing your card number by taking a quick photo of your pla