Another software bug, aka not a malfunction according to you, was found in video poker machines. Player exploited it and was forced to pay back the casinos the jackpots and even legally got in trouble. If software bugs were not malfunctions why would he have been forced to repay the casinos and was even banned from gaming in Pennsylvania?
Software bug, aka not a malfunction according to you, caused a $54.3 million jackpot to show on machine. Casino refused to pay the amount and later settled for $1 million. Didn’t get in trouble with the Nevada gaming commission.
A casino executive said the machine had a software error and mistakenly displayed a jackpot amount in excess of what Casinos Austria is even allowed to pay. Officials told Merlaku that there was a glitch in the machine and blamed the manufacturer for the problem. Merlaku was offered a free meal and $100 instead.
So according to you a “software error” is not a malfunction so now please do show me where this casino got in trouble with the state gaming commission. Oh wait, they didn’t and eventually both parties came to a civil settlement far below the jackpot malfunction.
Except there have been multiple high profile stories of casinos refusing to payout for software bugs. Not a single one has involved the casino getting in trouble. Even ones that involved the Nevada Gaming Control Board which has some of the most hardass regulations of any gaming commission. If you’re really in the industry and that ignorant then... sow...
This statute means that all United States money as identified above are a valid and legal offer of payment for debts when tendered to a creditor. There is, however, no Federal statute mandating that a private business, a person or an organization must accept currency or coins as for payment for goods and/or services. Private businesses are free to develop their own policies on whether or not to accept cash unless there is a State law which says otherwise.
So you’d be paid a visit by the cops for not paying.
They’re entitled to for the same reason i can tell you to get out of my house and off my lawn. You may have freedom of speech but I don’t have to use my private property as your platform.
Interesting euphemism for test results that were often flat-out wrong and could have lead to numerous patients being given incorrect, unnecessary and potentially harmful treatments.
The problem is likely that USB drives with hardware write locks are made in much smaller production runs so the price is higher. It just comes with the territory for niche use cases.
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Another software bug, aka not a malfunction according to you, was found in video poker machines. Player exploited it and was forced to pay back the casinos the jackpots and even legally got in trouble. If software bugs were not malfunctions why would he have been forced to repay the casinos and was even banned from gaming in Pennsylvania?
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Software bug, aka not a malfunction according to you, caused a $54.3 million jackpot to show on machine. Casino refused to pay the amount and later settled for $1 million. Didn’t get in trouble with the Nevada gaming commission.
So basically you’re using a definition that doesn’t match the rest of the world. Fine here: https://vegasinc.lasvegassun.c...
A casino executive said the machine had a software error and mistakenly displayed a jackpot amount in excess of what Casinos Austria is even allowed to pay. Officials told Merlaku that there was a glitch in the machine and blamed the manufacturer for the problem. Merlaku was offered a free meal and $100 instead.
So according to you a “software error” is not a malfunction so now please do show me where this casino got in trouble with the state gaming commission. Oh wait, they didn’t and eventually both parties came to a civil settlement far below the jackpot malfunction.
Except there have been multiple high profile stories of casinos refusing to payout for software bugs. Not a single one has involved the casino getting in trouble. Even ones that involved the Nevada Gaming Control Board which has some of the most hardass regulations of any gaming commission. If you’re really in the industry and that ignorant then... sow...
Complaints but no suggestion.
Yeah, and? You gonna cry more?
So typical these days. So, did you see the new Star Wars product yet? It's great, made so much money...
Good for it. And?
You’re not missing anything. Thunderbird is a joke product that Mozilla let get stale.
Reading comprehension fail. The sentence is stating it was bundled with those four other bugs.
The F150 is manufactured in both Dearborn, Michigan and Claycomo, Missouri. How would that make them “less” American-made?
It will be soon enough when the skills glut happens and most people will be lucky to make a tiny fraction of that amount.
Don’t worry. It’ll drop a couple of magnitudes soon enough.
Except that doesn’t mean what you think it does.
This statute means that all United States money as identified above are a valid and legal offer of payment for debts when tendered to a creditor. There is, however, no Federal statute mandating that a private business, a person or an organization must accept currency or coins as for payment for goods and/or services. Private businesses are free to develop their own policies on whether or not to accept cash unless there is a State law which says otherwise.
So you’d be paid a visit by the cops for not paying.
Except the joke is accurate. One of the points of a normal distribution is that the mean, median and mode are the same.
Since IQ is on a normal distribution those things are all the same. If you’re trying to pedant you might want to actually be correct.
They’re entitled to for the same reason i can tell you to get out of my house and off my lawn. You may have freedom of speech but I don’t have to use my private property as your platform.
Last time I checked, Facebook doesn’t have the ability to jail and/or execute people. So the level of “evil” Facebook can commit pales in comparispn.
despite not being as accurate
Interesting euphemism for test results that were often flat-out wrong and could have lead to numerous patients being given incorrect, unnecessary and potentially harmful treatments.
Buy the patents. Who cares if the tech is real when you can patent troll for years beyond? It’s the gift that keeps on giving.
So then Apple goes: “Okay. Bye.”
LG and Samsung both manufacture things in China.
It’s because msmash is an idiot.
The problem is likely that USB drives with hardware write locks are made in much smaller production runs so the price is higher. It just comes with the territory for niche use cases.
You’re welcome.
At least it wasn’t an HP laptop. It can always be worse...
This change from a browser company to an add company is quite apt.
Good thing they hadn’t become a minus company.
Of course they did.