You laugh. In the very early days of VistaPrint, our backend uploaded image processors would crash every so often with no log. After way too much looking, I found it was because people were uploading animated GIFs... For their business cards...
This company seems to be doing smart cards with e-ink (e.g. dynamic CVV on the back of a credit card). I don't think animated business cards are all that far away.
oh! Thanks for the reminder. I'd lost track of very-loosely-Icke-related Benjamin Fulford, high fantasy for the globally politically minded. Sadly, it looks like he hasn't yet "explained" Secretary Clinton's recent brain troubles.
Here's a sample that touches on one of his main themes, about a secret Chinese society working to defeate the Nazi/Bush cabal and avert WWIII. Another theme pertains to nukes used to create the Fukushima earthquake; etc. Conspiracy bingo!
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Better than getting ones that have pictures of you around town, doing your shopping and such...
Did someone actually make that a custom stamp? That's an odd choice.
Haha, awesome :D
Pretty soon we'll have animated gifs on stamps.
You laugh. In the very early days of VistaPrint, our backend uploaded image processors would crash every so often with no log. After way too much looking, I found it was because people were uploading animated GIFs... For their business cards...
This company seems to be doing smart cards with e-ink (e.g. dynamic CVV on the back of a credit card). I don't think animated business cards are all that far away.
That'll be kind of neat, and a whole new avenue for "Dear Japanese People" posts from Jamie.
Also this: http://news.techworld.com/applications/3366665/plastic-logic-demos-video-animation-on-electronic-paper/
Have you gotten any memes on stamps? Goatse stamp, Rick Astley stamp?
I shall look into sending JWZ a singing telegram. The service should be versed, by now, in the great hit brought to us by Rick Astley.
I suppose it's more scary than this.

Unless you're David Icke.
oh! Thanks for the reminder. I'd lost track of very-loosely-Icke-related Benjamin Fulford, high fantasy for the globally politically minded. Sadly, it looks like he hasn't yet "explained" Secretary Clinton's recent brain troubles.
Here's a sample that touches on one of his main themes, about a secret Chinese society working to defeate the Nazi/Bush cabal and avert WWIII. Another theme pertains to nukes used to create the Fukushima earthquake; etc. Conspiracy bingo!