I don't bring my phone to the games and none of the ticket agents had any clue about it when I asked. I was running late to the last preseason game and didn't have a chance to talk to anyone else. I was given a physical ticket after I entered is there any other way to do it or a smart watch or something I can buy to get around this?
I like sitting with nothing in my pockets and it irks the shit out of me that I have to bring my phone in. Can I just print my tickets barcode?
Bought a business roughly 2 years back. As soon as it was handed over did a complete overhaul of employees and customers by raising prices/firing customers/employees.
Among the customers I kept I have a white label/subcontract relationship where basically my customer bills their customer directly and handles being paid by them while I directly provide the product/service/support to their customer while I am paid by my customer (not my customer's customer).
Now they found out there is a middle man they are trying to cut my customer out. Their customer approached me and gave me the dilemma of basically "we deal directly or I find another company".
Is anyone else going this week to pick the season tickets for the new stadium? My rep made it seem like we'll be picking based on seeing the seats in VR? Anyone else have any more details? I'm old school I like to physically sit in my seat to decide.
The city my warehouse is in has had a growing homeless population since I can remember and it's only getting worse.
At first I didn't mind one or two of them taking a break in front of the office laying in the shade on hot days but now it's becoming a problem. I have been making it clear and putting up obstacles to combat the loitering around my property. However my neighbor is a little more "Christ like" than I am and will often let them lounge around his property when no one is there and offers them a outlet to plug into which brings them lingering around my lot and peeking into the back yard.
My warehouse perimeter is surrounded by barbed wire but they can use said neighbors dumpster a
Had the opportunity to get in the door of a top defense contractor a few years ago. Someone from their company this afternoon sent out a mass e-mail to all of their suppliers and now anyone who replies to it, it replies to everyone else as well via their e-mail address relay.
This is the funniest thing I have ever witnessed in all my years.
All of the presidents of their suppliers are telling them to stop replying, people are replying to the e-mail directly, and others are directing them to stop and fill out the survey.
On a bad note my e-mail hasn't stopped going off every minute since 1pm PST.
It's funny and goes to show you even a billion dollar a year company fucks up the little thin
Recent friend of mine chose to take his life this past week. His business wasn't in any immediate danger but I guess he couldn't see a way out of it and was also dealing with relationship struggles as well.
I hit a snag in my life a few years back where I had to eat massive debt because of a bunch of random events crashing down at once. Seemed like the only way out at the time and took me a week to unhealthily overcome it.
I've read a few posts on here that briefly mention it and was curious how many people have overcame that adversity. Love to hear any of your stories.
Not trying to promote it in any way, shape, or form just wanted to see what others have dealt with in their lives f
Came across at a customers facility, they purchased a $2million dollar piece of equipment and they are notorious for not paying within terms (usually like 3-4 months late) and I was installed my machine there when it happened which I ran into a similar problem but not part of the story.
The $2mil machine had a built-in kill switch that if the one-time 8 digit password wasn't entered it would no longer work. Is this legal?
I have a customer who essentially screwed a buddy of mine out of a large sum of money and I have a feeling hes going to do it to me so I was thinking of putting a kill switch but I can't find a definitive answer? Would I have to put it in t
Having some issues recently. Been in business awhile and have maybe a handful of competitors all whom know of each other.
The story: Someone left a bunch of generic shitty advertisements regarding new lucrative positions at their company on all my employee's cars in our parking lot, but didn't do it to any other business on our cul-de-sac.
Essentially the brochure to me looks like a scam, a generic @gmail e-mail address with no information about the company. The Ad basically stated EVERY position at our company which most people would never need. Basically niche Welders and tech people. I don't pay top dollar but we take care of our guys here so they all brought the brochures up to
I have a project I'm working on and wondering if their are any drones with a single output that ties into a button on the controller.
Eg. Claw connected to separate power source, press button on controller and opens/closes.
My budget would be around $5-10k if someone could point me in the right direction. I've tried searching but haven't come across an existing solution. Also if it had a SDK available with it that would be great.
First time programming/flying a drone but it makes sense to get one for this project. Closest thing I could find was a DIYdrone site.
Recently bought a business from a guy I've been doing business with for the last 15 years on and off. He recently retired and reached out if I was interested in buying his business. We were never "friends" but we helped each other out and he seemed like a stand up guy.
It was a decent deal so I ignored a few red flags I saw. Honestly the worst mistake I've made business wise in a while. Basically we agreed to a price of $55k. I paid half up front and would make monthly installments on the balance. The business is basically a filtration plant. As soon as I signed the contract with him he 180'd on me into a bitter old man.
Found a vulnerability on a publicly traded company's website. They don't have a bounty system or anything in place to report it. I'm also one of their vendors for something entirely different.
Any options or just say fuck it to avoid any problems?
Didn't mean to submit the vaguest title ever but I did and for that I apologize.
Budget ~$1,000 (hopefully)
4-8 cameras? 4 areas of interest
No existing system in place, but I do have a server if I can record to a drive on there.
Need cameras for my regeneration plant in a warehouse Warehouse ceiling ~15-40' high. Prefer to put the cameras on the ceiling.
Reason for is security: I basically need to watch certain valves and clusters of control panels for my system to make sure I don't go to jail because one of my guys dumps literal acid down the drain. Also share the warehouse with another company and have had problems in the past with expensive equipment disappearing/re-appearing. My portion of the warehouse is ~1500 sq ft.