Try Propertyware, it’s worse. Five years experience with it.

This is the real reason. Google is an ad company, not a search engine.

I hope WOPR and SkyNet would be taken as a warning not to do that.

This is as close as I get to social media.

Taters should have his own wikipedia page. First outer space cat video.

“Oops, we found another Jedi”?

They’ve cut hours to the point that they often don’t have people to watch the other self checkouts.

Walmart.

At even faintly busy times, they have lines waiting to self checkout, because half the self checkouts are closed. And of course, they have only one regular register open with 8 people with full carts in that line.

Trees do it much cheaper.

I waited just under a year for my preorder.

Yes, I will buy the OLED one, and pass the original to my son.

Paid $6700 in May to replace mine.

Ah, the Star Trek transporter conundrum.

Double the price and if fewer than half unsubscribe, there is a net gain in revenue.

You want to fight pedophilia, cut of the trafficking network at the head.

Release the Epstein client list.

They won’t, this is how you know it’s not about pedophilia, it’s about further invasion of privacy and more monitoring of the peasants.

Well, it’s owned by Google…so…

I already don’t use it, you don’t have to sell me on it.

The article actually names the people they talked to. So rare to see actual journalism rather than the usual lazy “we talked to experts”, which is equivalent to “we just made shit up”.

Many cities and counties often put a SPLOST (Special Purpose Local Option Tax) on the ballot. Usually for roads or schools, usually voted for, usually a penny. They are for a limited time, then they may expire or be put on the ballot again. If they expire, then every price tag for every item, in every store is now wrong. And if both city and county expire at different times, you could get a nightmare of changes.

Easier to change the software at checkout for the changes rather than every price tag.

I learned to type on a manual typewriter (quite a long time ago) . I’ve never been able to type on those membrane keyboard that only depress, like, a nanometer. Mechanical with a long keystroke all the way.

Great, can’t wait to see ads for take out food, and small appliance repair.