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jojobas
1y ago
Every decent ERP has it, even Microsoft ones, because anyone trading in any kind of food (batch tracking) or anything tech (serial nos) need it.
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Comforted? No. Not allowing to be duped into anxiety and kneejerks - hopefully yes. There's always a rental truck or a ton of fertilizer for the Cains of today. Compared to the rate of defensive gun use appears to be worthwhile.
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1y ago
Competitive Train Simulator Classic coming to the station near you!
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1y ago
All "active shootings" (mostly not school shootings) in the US kill only about twice as many people per year as lightning strikes. Pretty sure not many people think about those.
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1y ago
The causes should be ranked not by body count/percentages, but rather in years of life taken compared to life expectancy. If someone lived to 105 years it doesn't really matter what killed him, if it's at 30 it does.
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1y ago
This says something along the lines of "it should be hard to extract the TOTP secret". However if you can get so far as to get the secret from the TOTP app, you can as well back up the entire phone and restore elsewhere, can'
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1y ago
Doesn't play integrity verify the hardware among other things?
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1y ago
Choosing between a risk of that and preinstalled non-removable malware in every phone? Tough one, I know.
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1y ago
Transfer of more than a set amount between even your own accounts in different banks.
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1y ago
Some banks require app confirmation for PC-initiated transactions, using play integrity requiring apps. Cause security, you know.
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1y ago
While this is awesome, I'm kinda skeptical on the premise on two points. Almost nobody cares about privacy, and this is going to be super expensive. I might be fine with paying extra, but the economy might not work out, like it didn&#x
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1y ago
Too little too late. China will catch up on everything of importance, and we're on the hook for pretty much everything else.
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1y ago
Unless it's borderline melting, brooming is not enough, you'd have to move the snow away or berms would form quickly.
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1y ago
This is about sleeper trains, it's normally "women" and "mixed". Most countries with sleeper trains have this, say Italy and Germany.
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1y ago
They could have made a fake emergency number and say "dial this number by Day X or we'll blacklist your IMEI". They didn't do that.
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1y ago
Plenty of phones support all reasonable bands. The intentional 4G brokenness is much worse.
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1y ago
Australia bans phones not capable of 4G 000, except for roaming. Tons of phones support VoLTE, but not emergency VoLTE for some reason.
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1y ago
Some trains do have separate male and female compartments.
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1y ago
Imagine taking design advice from someone doing _that_ to scrolling.
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1y ago
That'll show him!
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1y ago
Worse, than that, if you preach antinatalism it has any chance of catching up with people of some knowledge and reflection, leaving the Earth to the children of those of less knowledge and reflection.
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1y ago
So that's what G.E.C.K. would look like!
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1y ago
Your kids have about the same chance of making the efficiency improvement. If you end your line, this chance is zero.
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1y ago
Only if the deal includes a private jet.
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1y ago
On average, kids make about average a contribution.
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1y ago
Relatively few people's economic output can compare with them producing new people. If your last name is not Feynman or Curie your most valuable contribution to the society is a couple of kids.
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1y ago
You don't treasure your freedom of speech until you lose it.
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1y ago
Makes perfect cover though? "He was only a conscript changing printer cartridges"
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1y ago
C-suite stands to gain or lose most as a result of these decisions (even if a lesser loss is perceived more acutely by an engineer). Short of bribery, it's their calls to make.
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1y ago
This seems to apply to persons acting from geoblocked UK/EU through VPN as well, which makes no sense at all.
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