Counting the drawer and deposits take maybe 15 minutes a day. Its not difficult. Been running a small business for 10 mins and never had an issue with cash. God forbid someone robs us of the 300 bucks in the drawer. They can have it and insurance will cover it.
They can close it if you overdraw it too much, which tends to happen when you're poor. Hence people remain unbanked. Not to mention being homeless and having no where to receive mail. They may not refuse but where are they gonna mail your cards?
Put it out by the curb with a $10 sign on it. Someone will steal it within the hour. Easiest way to get rid of stuff. Worst case scenario someone gives you 10 bucks for it. No one wants free stuff but if it has any value associated people will want it.
The hardest part of a project is finishing it. I think the main issue is the fun problems to solve happen very early in the project and once those are done it becomes incredibly tedius and boring and I usually lose focus until the project dies. Its difficult to maintain motivation.
Ahh yes, EULAs are known for their stark clarity and ease of reading and understanding. They totally do not employ any dark patterns or intentionally mislead people. That would never happen.
Does anyone have a good desktop email client they recommend for windows or linux or even self hosted? All the ones ive tried are pretty awful... The problem is outlook was actually good in the past.
None of the problems we've seen lately are things that someone just didnt forsee happening over the course of years. It was simply a failure to properly install or inspect fairly simple parts of the plane. While I agree that these are complex machines with many moving parts, these were not complex failures. They should have Never happened and are completely unacceptable.
Nj recently banned single use plastic bags. Now instead of people actually reusing the reusable bags forever they just throw them out almost every time. Everyone who buys this machine is not going to go out of their way to return the casettes. America is obsessed with convenience and will continute throwing out perfectly reusable things until we have a massive cultural shift.
Hackers would just sell the info to someone else and leave the computers bricked. Also whats the military gonna do? Do we really need more of our public funds defending rich people from their own mistakes/carelessness?