Once I ordered online via their app and hadn't noticed that it defaulted to a different location than the one I normal visit. When I got to the usual place to pick it up and they didn't have my order, I realized my mistake. It would have been a major hassle to drive across town to pick it up, so I just left it go and ordered again from where I was currently.
The Supreme Court's job is literally to interpret the Constitution. If they decide that it says every democrat owes Republican $50, then that's what it legally says. There is no higher court to appeal to. Their word is final.
About 10 years ago I worked for a company that wrote software for restaurants' food safety inspectors in South Dakota... All 3 of them... 3 people to inspect every restaurant in the entire state. They were over 5 years behind on some of the inspections.
If that's how food safety was prioritized back then, just think what it must be like today.
If I remember correctly, SE existed for quite a while before SA was ever even announced. Last time I looked they weren't even compatible with each other.
The use case of "make a shit ton of money licensing a proprietary standard" is kind of mutually exclusive with other use cases. It would be hard to cover.
I remember playing this game back in the day and getting stuck on this exact puzzle for over a week before I gave up and never touched the game again. It's nice to finally know the solution, but damn, I never would have figured that out.
Once I ordered online via their app and hadn't noticed that it defaulted to a different location than the one I normal visit. When I got to the usual place to pick it up and they didn't have my order, I realized my mistake. It would have been a major hassle to drive across town to pick it up, so I just left it go and ordered again from where I was currently.