• db2@lemmy.worldOP
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          Three types of damages are compensatory, punitive, and treble. Compensatory damages are the actual damages with which a plaintiff needs compensation. Punitive damages are issued to punish the behavior. Treble punishments add three times compensatory damages to further punish a defendant for outrageous actions.

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        18 hours ago

        Auto correct gets me every time.

        And I agree it depends were you live, its mostly enforced on farms/livestock/crops.

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          Have you noticed how awful autocorrect has become? I remember back in Android 9 you had to try to make it get it wrong. Now it’s this and Apple has it just as bad.

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            I’ve had a theory on autocorrect for years. Call me a conspiracy theorist or a nutter. But its all by design. They talk about writing “finger prints” I think auto correct catalogs our misspelling fingerprints. Our patterns

            And yes its insanely bad at right click correcting, I have to do a search and it comes back 100%… Maybe by design?

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    This loophole will be corrected before anything JP Morgan currently gets away with a fine on.

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    I foresaw the iran war. I swapped to an EV about a week before prices doubled in my area. I keep doing the math, and ive saved about $300 – and it only cost me $7166!

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        Yeah.

        If you were a local they’d see you pull up and turn on the pump. If you weren’t you’d go inside and pay cash first, but it was inconvenient because it was harder to just fill the tank.

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        I’m 60, so me, too. But, I haven’t seen a pump or a station that allows pumping before paying in many, many years.

        You hand over cash at the counter, and they turn on the pump. Or you pay at the pump--you need to put your card in before the pump will start.

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          It’s possible that some of the places that used to skip prepay were illegally taking the cost of a pump and run out of the pay of whoever was on register. I’ve never experienced it personally, but I’ve heard a lot of srories.

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          Depends where you live. I live in Australia, and there isn’t a single service station that makes you prepay where I love. You can just pump and pay at the end, always.

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      How do you fill your tank without paying for more gas than you’re going to use?

      In some gas stations you must pay beforehand, but in others you can pay afterwards so you can fill your tank.

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        How do you fill your tank without paying for more gas than you’re going to use?

        you don’t pay for more than you use. I prepay $100 on my credit card, use $58 and I’m charged $58, the $100 was a security hold and is the most you can get.

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      The same way that people get completely exonerated of a crime by paying a fine for missing their court date: they fucking don’t.

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      How does it even work having to pay before? Cos in germany you pay afterwards. But lets say you fill up for 40 dollars; does the pump then automatically stop when 40 dollars are reached?

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        You can pay cash or card inside at the counter, tell the attendant how much you want to pay. The pump is then turned on and will pump until it reaches the amount you paid. So, yes, it turns off automatically.

        The other option is to pay a the pump, you put your card in, enter your pin, and the pump turns on.

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        If paying with cash inside before pumping, yes. Then you basically guess how much you need and pay that.

        With a card, you “pay” with the card first, but it doesn’t charge the money until after you finished pumping and it knows what to charge.