shyguyblue

I don't even know how to respond... Like when a child calls you a do do head, or a libtard. I'm not offended by you, I'm embarrassed for you.

The inflatable duck ring make sense, after you solve it :/

Oh hell, i thought that was 150!

The readability improved with the right, the 5 is almost completely unreadable when I move my phone away (I'm near sighted)

Better than cold McDonald's...

Just dead naming Twitter to get a rise is 33% of the reason I still do it.

The other 66% is fuck musk, and the remaining one percent is i just can't be bothered...

And just like Adobe wanting people to stop using "Photoshop" as a verb, the Segway changing cities as we know them, calm political discord, or me ever calling that shit "X": https://imgflip.com/s/meme/Its-Not-Going-To-Happen.jpg

I'm going to get my popcorn, and watch the Twitter response while listening to Popcorn, which should just be the soundtrack to the Republican party...

Edit: Awesome version of Popcorn : https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=oRXiXy9ZLW4&si=IKEGL_MPNFKHTGI-

Yeah, text and detail on a flag is just stupid. City logo sure, but if its entire purpose is to flap, Keep It Simple, Stupid.

No worries on Dev, I know just enough to be dangerous.

We've got the older circle scanners and the new cross scanners. I've found the circle ones read data matrix and qr better than the cross, and that sucks because my job also involves data matrix. The cross ones can read a barcode from across the room, but are utter dog shit at data matrix. It could be that the vinal they are printed on is causing a glare, but so far the circle can read a barcode better than the cross can read a DM.

And I can 100% confirm the in-and-out thing! I usually go in slow and pull back fast. I've also noticed greater success if i cup my hand above the DM as I'm scanning (like I'm trying to shield it from the sun) so I'm almost convinced that the material they are printed on is the problem, and the florescent lights are mucking up the image somehow.

That only happens during stowing, we've scanned the items, bagged the items, and now we need to scan it into a location, so our "runners" can grab the right bag for the customer. So far, I've made do with an online barcode scanner, but I'd love to have an app where i can setup the locations, and have you be able to select a range of options to generate the barcode.

Example:

• 200 A 09 04
• 300 B 10 05
• 400 C 01 06
• 500 D 02 07

`And it would generate some form of machine readable code that showed I'm going to stow this in aisle 500, section D, shelf 2, space 7.

I do apologize for that rambling mess (and hopefully the formatting works on the example), I just got paid, a new thc vape, and an uncontrollable desire to make my job just a little less shit ;)

Because each and every one of them is a hypocrite.

Would you recommend pine time over the other more expensive options? I've been looking for a watch that can display the barcodes i use for work. It would be great to flip through the barcodes on my wrist, without having to do yoga to get the scanner and box barcode aligned.