The Cap On This App の小説・ストーリー

“Can you stop it from always following protocol? And stop it from contacting all sorts of people, hospitals, therapists, without asking me first?” He let out a low whistle, picking up the watch and turning it over in his hands. “That’s quite a big ask. If I do this, it will no longer be under warranty. It won’t be able take updates. It will only be able to interface with the public NET. All the normal services will be there, but sooner or later, you’ll wanna update, and you won’t be able to.” “I don’t give a shit about updating. Just do it.” “OK. That’ll cost you… Cash. Let’s see…” He made a show of thinking, his eyes drifting back to my chest. “A thousand kroner.”

Angeline promoted her company's dating app. Unfortunately, Amora wasn't interested in the least. "Miss Stewart, can the money be refunded?" Amora pleaded with her interlocutor. "I'm sorry, Miss Lysander. Once the money is received, it cannot be refunded," the Dating Partner app employee stated firmly. "I suggest you follow the schedule planned for today." "But I don't want to go on this blind date, Miss Stewart," Amora insisted. She didn't have spare time to attend such matchmaking events. After finishing lunch, Amora planned to go straight home and discuss this issue with her son!

He’s right, kids these days would find a way around anything but I’m willing to change that. “We’ll manage to use their frequently used apps to navigate through and once we’re granted access, we’d be able to tell their ages apart because this app is strictly for adults.” I explained, standing my ground and Ansel nodded. “Sometimes I wonder how you look like that and still smart as hell,” he teased and I tossed my pen at him before the pain in my head skyrocketed and I groaned. “You should really go home and rest, you need it. You’ve been overworking yourself lately.” He added but I shook my head.

he shrugged, "it sends a message" "Some message" I laughed, and lay back on the bed. The app didn't take long to create. It was relatively basic and required only the users name which didn't have to be real, anyway. After that, they could simply book a slot and pay a reduced f*e of twenty dollars through the app to get blown. Considering that it had now been *weeks* since my last orgasm, I was quite happy to take every single load that was given to me, and that was made only more severe in my lectures with Matt.

She said, "Alright, then. It's not a lot if you say it isn't." She immediately applied for a supplementary card for Chester. When he saw the way their names were now connected, he felt even more secure. Chester pulled up a folder and said, "Gigi, have a look and see if there are any problems. If there aren't, the relationship simulation app can be launched in all major app stores." She had almost forgotten about the app. After Giselle tried it out, she knew that it would be very popular once launched. Chester had said that the app itself was free, and ordinary users would have three chances to use it every month. Ordinary members would have 15 chances to use it every month, while premium mem

She felt the moment he got to number five because he made a sound that was very close to a laugh and then controlled it. “The debt has increased significantly,” he said. “Substantially,” Marcus confirmed. From the stove. Deeply serious. “By how much,” Damon said. “I’m still calculating.” Marcus turned around. Spatula in hand. Looking at both of them with the expression of a man who had made peace with something and was now administering it. “But it’s significant. I want that acknowledged.” “Acknowledged,” Damon said. “Good.” He turned back. “Eggs or no eggs.”

She was sure that they were bubbling with curiosity more about their personal relationship than about the product they had come here to market. After a while, the press meeting started and Nicholas answered all their questions patiently, explaining their product. “D-Track Capital offers outstanding reporting options, desktop capabilities, investment management platform, and spending tracking, and is doing very well in the US. The app is now available globally, and it’s really easy to use. All you need to do is link your bank accounts, credit cards, student loans, mortgages, and the app will gather information to produce a full financial picture,” said Nicholas, eliciting applause from some r

His eyes widens and he struggles even more. I turn to my laptop, at Seth who's waiting for my reply. "Seth." "Yes, boss." "A life for a debt. You know what to do." "As you say." "Mmmm. Mmmm." He struggle. I walk to the laptop and shut it. That is done by the way. As of now he's out of my mind. But I'm not yet done with him. Even in his next life, to borrow from a mafia won't be an option.

(duh emoticon) Anubis: I was invited to join. Hello. Sobek: Pay up! Newbies need to pay up for protection! Anubis: How much? Sobek: … Imhotep: 10,000,000 credits to each! Anubis: The app only allows a maximum of 99,999 credits… Sobek: Holy shit—who invited you?! Anubis: ??? Anubis: Wasn’t it you? Sobek: Huh?

The others turned toward us, confusion in their expressions. “It’s just a precaution,” I said. “A safeguard, in case the app’s data ever falls into the wrong hands.” Romilly folded her arms. “What kind of code?” “A virus,” Rex answered. “A self-destruct mechanism. One command, and it wipes the entire app.” Dariel inhaled sharply. “You’d destroy the Radiant App?” “If it means making sure those bastards never get their hands on what we’ve built yes,” I said without flinching. “If there’s a major breach, if they gain stable access and start pulling data…”