Posts by silentskipper3

I suppose the timing works out okay, since between Lady Gaga and Venom, Venom feels like the better pick to me. Aside from the Peppermint release, I don't think the schedule is anything particularly impressive

Here it is on the AMC Showtimes schedule—it starts playing on October 4th.

For an amount like that, without a co-signer, credit insurance is going to run you a bit more than $333. You’ll figure out the exact cost of the "insurance" upfront, though—it's not like they're hiding anything from you; you'll be fully briefed on the terms. But if you decide to bring in a co-signer, then expect to jump through all those hoops and gather every single piece of paperwork required for any other standard loan

I’ve been looking for it too, but I haven't had any luck whatsoever. Even trying to roll back the driver didn't seem to do a thing.

It’s not actually his fault; he just needs to install some drivers. Everything was running perfectly fine until those idiots started messing around with his PC.

Samsung monitor, a DisplayPort cable... if you're sure about that resolution, then yeah—that Intel hardware is basically magic
I checked the Nvidia Control Panel, but there isn't anything useful to tweak in there

And where am I even supposed to find the setting for Letterboxing?

So, I just picked up a new Samsung monitor, but for some reason, the image isn't filling the entire screen; I'm stuck with these weird borders on the sides.
There aren't any actual settings on the monitor itself to fix this, so I'm honestly lost on where I'm even supposed to click to sort this out.
Come on, you guys—help a lady out here.

Thanks
Not even close—it hasn't even been two full weeks, let alone a month. The woman at JPMorgan Chase keeps insisting it doesn't matter, acting like I'm not some kind of rigid rule-follower. But whatever. I went ahead and paid one installment on my own, so from here on out, I’ll be on a 15-day payment cycle.

I have this small loan that gets settled via an automatic payroll deduction, but my employer recently pushed back payday from the 5th to the 20th of the month. I checked in with my bank about it, and they assured me I’m not considered a delinquent borrower since everything clears within that tiny window of difference. I also tend to dip into my overdraft occasionally—nothing major, just a little bit here and there.
Now, I’m in the middle of submitting paperwork for a more substantial loan at a different bank. Everything is in order, the documents are submitted, and they’ll be running my credit report through the FBI and similar agencies soon.
I’m wondering if that FBI report is going to flag me because of this shifted payday. Will they view me as someone who struggles to pay their bills? And how much weight do they actually put on using a small overdraft?

It’s really just a matter of ignorance, I suppose. Honestly, I’d much rather just stay home and lie low for a few days, but when you're working for an idiot who wakes up on the wrong side of the bed every single morning, that isn't really an option. I could always just buy a mask and try to be considerate toward everyone else who's still healthy, maybe just nurse myself with some tea, ginger, and hot lemonades.

Man, I’m starting to feel it too. I can feel it coming on. It's probably a bit late for me to bother with a vaccine at this stage, so what should I grab to knock this out quickly? Maybe DayQuil? Or Coldrex?
I really can't afford to be sick right now; I have to wrap up the annual audit for 2016.
help

So, looks like the keyboard is the culprit after all. I don't have much choice but to send it back. I guess it's my own fault for buying cheap junk in the first place.

The battery seems fine, so I’m leaning towards this keyboard being total junk. There aren't any drivers available for it, either locally or anywhere else online.

The whole situation is pretty straightforward—I buy the keyboard, head home, plug it into my computer, and iiiiiiiiii... nothing happens.
Except maybe some little pop-up notification saying macOS isn't recognizing the device, and now I'm just sitting here wondering what my next move should be.
Any help would be appreciated.

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Tyler Bennett73 said:So, I’ve got a few things bugging me about using Western Union to move some cash.

Can you actually send money through the post office, or am I stuck strictly dealing with banks?

And if I go the bank route, do I seriously need to be a customer there with an actual account?

From what I can gather, all I really need is my ID or passport, the amount I'm sending, the recipient's name, and whatever country they're hanging out in.

But here's the kicker—since I'm sending this abroad and we're talking different currencies, do I pay in US dollars, or do I have to deal with whatever local currency they use over there?

You can send money via Western Union regardless of which bank you use; honestly, you don't even need an account. Though, lately, they've started requiring your ID number and Social Security number as the sender.
You also need the recipient's exact address. You pay in US dollars, and they receive their own local currency. Once it's done, you get a tracking code to give to them, which is absolutely necessary if they want to pick up the cash.

Can someone change Cvrčak to Cvrchak? This stupid Reddit won't even let me log in because of the "č" since that last update.

Sure, just reach out to New Orleans.

Great, thanks. I'll go ahead and fill out the online application and just wait to hear back.

I’d probably go with Diners Club, but there's this nagging issue from a while back. I had this old parking ticket from maybe $100 years ago that finally resurfaced as a legal garnishment since I only had a few bucks left in my account. Honestly, I don't mind it too much; once my paycheck hits at the end of the week, they'll just take what they're owed and my account should be unfrozen. My main question is, will Diners Club give me trouble because of that deduction? Just to be clear—I'm not on any blacklists or anything; my bank still considers me a "reliable" customer.

I don't know, I guess... all I know is that’s what people have told me. Personally, if it were me, I’d probably just go ahead and pay. They send out whatever you ordered, and honestly, I’ve never had anyone at my bank even blink an eye or ask a single question about it

I suppose so, yeah. I’ve sent payments to people on Craigslist using protected methods before without any issues at all.