If someone is so far out of the world, I wonder if he sees traffic signs and -lights just as funny flowers or something.

He simply was dumb enough to believe he could ignore reality. Didn’t work, as always.

The baffled king composing a calendar…

All ships actually are already in all Klein bottles.

Took them long to find out the obvious answer. Nice they finally did.

I would not want them to monitor my calls, either. I meant exactly enforcing SHAKEN/STIR - if they cannot guarantee that the call/text is from the number shown on the display, don’t route it.

This way you can block the spammers or even sue them if you are on a do-not-call list.

And I am 100% convinced that this will not work.

It should be the other way round. Telco providers should be fined for any spam call and -text they don’t prevent from happening.

It’s because we don’t use a VAT, so taxes are not consistent rates by item or by locality. So for small shops with irregular supply chains, you price the thing however matches your bottom line, then let the register do the work on the final price.

So if the register knows the price, why do you leave normal people hanging? For me, that sounds highly unpractucal not to know what an item costs, or being forced to know all the local taxes and do the calculation myself.

Amen to that, brother.

I fear for the future, because this generation won’t know something if it hasn’t been tictokified or taught by an “AI”.

Have you tried what civilized countries do? Like putting prices including all taxes on the price tags?

I run a computer on Win7 at work, because it needs some important legacy software. It can’t be containered because it has a nasty licence manager.

And my oscilloscope runs on Win98.

For a ship that the authorities said had lost power it was rather lighted up like a christmas tree…

Well, the article didn’t say it.

I would also prefer not to listen to him. Regardless of the daytime.

Probably just another conservative nutjob terrorist.

Still be worth it. And isn’t Walmart changing prices on a regular base, anyway?

Here would it be a simple database push, and the price tags would update with tariffs, but we don’t have them.

Just like Nazi Germany back then. June 22, 1933.

Lure them in, pull the rug, harvest profits.

Mail has the big advantage of being totally cross platform. And it works, basically everywhere.