Use a shared external source of randomness, like one of the shortwave “numbers stations”, to seed an agreed upon algorithm that simulates shuffling a deck and dispensing the cards. You’re running the same code on the same data, so you could show the cards you had seen after each hand to confirm everyone is in sync.
I was always more of a fan of the Pennsylvania Railtoad than the competing New Youk Central.
It knows and demands blood.
Yeah, but it was the norm prior to 1909 and was a little more aspirational than “he just got perforated, let’s slap his face on the half dollar.”
What’s sad is that the obverse of the 250th dime is probably the best of the redesigns. For the first time since 1946, we’d have a circulating coin with an idealized figure of Goddess Liberty instead of a dead politician.
The typography is atrocious though. And the lack of a cohesive design language sucks. The Charles III coinage from the UK are so much better as a thematic set.
This will go great with the “i eat solder” shirt Mastodon bullied influenced me into buying.
Fedi people have the best taste in clothing.
Many things still fall back to VGA, like old projectors.
If you paint over the reporting marks (“CRYX” and the number), it requires them to patch the data back on much more quickly than if you just paint other parts of the car.
Rookie graffiti move.