Why? Because when you ask "what could possibly go wrong?" the answer is your food will spoil, and you will have to throw it out. It's not like spoiled food is not instantly recognizable.
But when you ask that company about medical equipment, the answer is PEOPLE WILL DIE.
The problem is obvious, it just takes half a second to think and you know you need security.
Actually, the real problem is that idiot manufacturers refused to think at all.
2) Easier to use for one off jobs, where you have one letter. 3) They envision ending/greatly reducing the physical stamp program. This will piss off the collectors a lot.
4) They get paid for it, rather than the company that makes the QR codes etc.
Basically, I don't think it has enough advantages to catch on somewhere where they already have stamps. But ISIL might want it for their new country, I bet they want to replace Syria's and Iraq's old postal system.
Start with:
Is this software related to our industry?
Do we need some advantage over our competition or can we just use the same stuff they do?
What's our back up plan if we discover that our self created software ends up making the Obamacare website rollout look good?
How much money do you think we will save?
If it ends up costing more money, how much we will sink into this project before quitting?
Why? Because they are not legally required to FIX the car, just legally required to offer to fix it.
But that can't be a big problem right? I mean, most cars get fixed, right?
No. They don't. Most cars are never fixed. The problems are often small - so it has a half second delay in the brakes, who notices/ Or it has a small tendency to roll over, no big deal.
In Europe, that is not the case. If a car is recalled, ALL the cars are fixed.
So if you refuse to do anything - or the car company says they can't fix your car for another 90 days, your car remains broken.
Chances are you won't stop driving the vehicle until then and they won't pay for a replacement.
Quite a few people ignore the recall and then sell the car to some poor shmuck who never received the recall note.l
As in, if they sold a faulty product, they have to fix it, whether it is a a set of brakes that don't work, or a window that won't open.
Basically, we end the 'buyer beware' system for new cars.
1) Do the installation in phases
2) Only move on to Phase 2 if Phase 1 works without any problems, as expected.
3) Require third party testing to be sure that Phase 1 is done fairly
P.S. PRSVP or STF, because NAWE are SAaD
New studies suggest that the Kinsey estimates are no longer accurate (if they ever were). There is no clear evidence that the internet caused it, but I am not the first person to suggest it.
Instead it is: Radiation and muscle loss
Long term travel exposes humans large amounts of radiation, in particular from cosmic rays, and from
In addition, living in a low gravity environment destroys your bones.
These two issues are far more problematic than food, air, and water.
That is not how the real world works. Here, there is the law of unintended consequences.
Sometimes the law results in good things - for example, the existence of internet porn has pretty much ended bestiality. Before the internet, farms had an estimated fifty percent bestiality rate. Around 8 % and 3% for the general population. After the internet, all of those numbers dropped like a stone. Why? Because a pretty picture of a girl is more satisfying than bestiality.
Why do I bring this up? Because outlawing behavior doesn't stop it. Some people are and and will be attracted to kids. You can't turn off sexuality (ask any gay man or lesbian woman from an anti-gay tradition). Better that they read manga than buy actual child pornography.
Just as we use a lesser opiate (methadone) to treat addicts, we should use Manga to treat others.
Manga looks to me like a great way to:
1) wean them off child pornography
2) protect real children from being hurt by the industry
3) slowly shift their sexuality from kids to something more acceptable.
This should be required treatment for people interested in children, rather than outlawed.
Just sell it from the back of a truck.. Have a guy taking money right there.
The only reason shops usually have a counter is 1) to display MULTIPLE items.
and 2) to discourage grab and run.
They are only selling ice and ice is not easy to grab and run.
I've noticed several design suggestions in your code.