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Ahh , so that’s what the testosterone is all about.
YeahToast@aussie.zoneto
Technology@lemmy.world•Retailers are pulling back from self-checkout after years of theft, errors, and questionable time savingsEnglish
1·24 hours agoYou’re a bit dramatic aren’t you.
I’m guessing you want people to maintain your water and gas pipes. Probably want someone to build the buildings and even chop down the trees for you!? You just want slaves don’t you .
Are you also particularly judgemental of people wanting shelves stocked as well?
YeahToast@aussie.zoneto
Technology@lemmy.world•“Has No Friends”: Amazon Is Keeping Amazingly Detailed Records on Its Customers and They Are Downright Insulting: Here's how to check yours.English
23·1 day agoThanks for posting this, prompted me to log in and delete my account
YeahToast@aussie.zoneto
Australia@aussie.zone•AI is evolving rapidly. Is it a new form of life?English
1·2 days agoDan Brown - Origin
YeahToast@aussie.zoneto
Technology@lemmy.world•Retailers are pulling back from self-checkout after years of theft, errors, and questionable time savingsEnglish
21·2 days agoIf I had the option of someone filling my petrol whilst I just sat in the car I would 100% take that up. That’s a much better service ! Used to happen, guess labor was too expensive. I don’t see there being any harm in helping to keep a young workforce employed instead of doing the work myself for a business?
YeahToast@aussie.zoneto
Technology@lemmy.world•Retailers are pulling back from self-checkout after years of theft, errors, and questionable time savingsEnglish
1·2 days agoJust like my comment above, if there are weight issues with you using your own bag, if you scan an item with something in your other hand , if there’s an error with the barcode , if something is too light to be picked up by the scales… im sure there’s many other things .
YeahToast@aussie.zoneto
Technology@lemmy.world•Retailers are pulling back from self-checkout after years of theft, errors, and questionable time savingsEnglish
21·2 days agoEh, yeah some times. Like if you scan an object whilst holding something in your other hand it’ll lock you out, sometimes if things are too light, some times errors in the scanning. I think taking your own bags also causes a bit of grief if there not perfectly zero’ed out on the scales.
YeahToast@aussie.zoneto
Technology@lemmy.world•Retailers are pulling back from self-checkout after years of theft, errors, and questionable time savingsEnglish
164·3 days agoThat’s an interesting take you have. I personally find there needs to be more interaction in self checkouts as they often error meaning you need to wave down / seek out someone to help.
In the register I say “G’day” "ill pack my own " (take my own bags), and “on the card thanks” . Pretty smooth process , plus it helps keep someone employed and not me working for my own groceries I’m paying for.
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People Twitter@sh.itjust.works•"...and then the evil sorcerer said 'Your fence is the wrong shade of brown!'"
5·3 days agoa ‘poo nest’ to prevent splashback.
Well, that’s a rubbish name… but you can’t deny the logic behind a helipad.
YeahToast@aussie.zoneto
Technology@lemmy.world•Shut up and take our money: Amazon plows $1B+ into quashing datacenter dissentEnglish
1·3 days agoI refuse to buy anything from Amazon. Means at times I have to pay more, get something slightly different or not at all. IDGAF, it’s the only way to have an impact on them
YeahToast@aussie.zoneto
Technology@lemmy.world•Florida woman used Claude as a diary, then Anthropic reported an entry to policeEnglish
5·4 days agoNot reading into the law… because well. I’m lazy. My query would be if transmitting needs to be to a receiving party (i. e. Threat directly to the police station, or a public group /person that would receive the threat). If this person was using it as a diary, it may warrant that there was never any intention for the threat to be publicized and thus not acted on? Dunno. We’re both probably dumber for writing and reading my comment
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World News@lemmy.world•Researchers drove a Chinese EV into an underground mine. It kept calling China anyway.English
42·6 days agoI have an Chinese manufactured American developed phone. It connects to an American server frequently.
YeahToast@aussie.zoneto
Australia@aussie.zone•The green light for the largest coalmine in NSW history is shocking proof that our governance systems are betraying AustraliansEnglish
3·7 days agoLive closer to work? Than a 12 minute drive ? ? What?
Electric cars are not perfect, but are an improvement on internal combustion engines.
YeahToast@aussie.zoneto
Australia@aussie.zone•The green light for the largest coalmine in NSW history is shocking proof that our governance systems are betraying AustraliansEnglish
3·7 days agoThere’s not a huge disconnect, there’s a lack of services. If I was to catch public transport to work it would take ~60 minutes, it’s a 12 minute drive. It’s currently not a practical option.
Yeah, not enough sun up in QLD to help reduce the cost of charging the batteries.
I’d say be careful mentioning holes on a thread about porn. Will turn into a pie before you know it
YeahToast@aussie.zoneto
Australia@aussie.zone•Does Australia need another baby bonus as it faces a birth rate struggle?English
3·17 days agoPeople aren’t going to be moved to commit to the huge life change of raising a child, by a measly one-time “bonus”.
Incorrect, some will… But they often make poor financial decisions regardless.
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Australia@aussie.zone•Australian sales of electric vehicles overtook gas-powered cars for the first timeEnglish
9·18 days agoEither bloat, or the new model is to just sell all of your personal data.
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Australia@aussie.zone•Family violence workers relieved 'tone deaf' Ben Cousins event in regional Victoria cancelledEnglish
1·22 days agoWhat a terrible decision by the hotel/pub







Above their skill ceiling it appears