Everyone saying this is an "internal" tracking issue must have never heard the phrase "global supply chain".
What's a global supply chain got to do with anything?
Say I'm a brewer and I find some of my beer is off. I examine the batches of my product with the problem; I can do this because like any sensible manufacturer of foods & pharma I record the ancestry of my products. I find that they all have one thing in common - hops[1] from supplier X batch Y. That's my internal tracking issue.
I then yell at supplier X and he says he's sorry and gives me a credit note. Finding out that one of his drivers spilt diesel everywhere in the van is his problem.
Global schmobal. It's totally irrelevant whether those hops came from Kent, Kentucky or Kampala.
[1] For the benefit of readers left of the pond, they're what causes that funny bitter taste you get in foreign beer.
How does it give you certainty? It gives you traceability.
If you find iron filings in bottles from batch F00B4R23 you issue a recall notice that batch. You might test F00B4R20 to F00B4R26 too, because you know they came off the same line. All this is possible now without blockbastardchains, because they do it.
How would a blockchain prevent iron filings getting in there in the first pace?
Well then the solution is simple: if we wish to have colonies on Mars by next week, we must return to levels of inequality and social stratification similar to those in the middle of the 19th century!
Rather the new regime is made up of basically old "bootleggers", smugglers and petty "criminals" who actually had somewhat of an inkling of how a market economy worked.
Berezovsky was a member of the Science Academy. Prokhorov worked for the Sports & culture ministry. Potanin worked for the department of trade and his parents were high-ranking party members.
And to top it off Bad Vlad was a senior officer in the KG fucking B.
Slashdot Mirror
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
As deserts go that area's pretty green and agriculturally productive.
Either your compass is upside down or your pants are.
Right. That totally makes sense. Because of course when you zoom *out*, you expect to see *less* detail.
Under ur mom's feet, it's concave!
What's a global supply chain got to do with anything?
Say I'm a brewer and I find some of my beer is off. I examine the batches of my product with the problem; I can do this because like any sensible manufacturer of foods & pharma I record the ancestry of my products. I find that they all have one thing in common - hops[1] from supplier X batch Y. That's my internal tracking issue.
I then yell at supplier X and he says he's sorry and gives me a credit note. Finding out that one of his drivers spilt diesel everywhere in the van is his problem.
Global schmobal. It's totally irrelevant whether those hops came from Kent, Kentucky or Kampala.
[1] For the benefit of readers left of the pond, they're what causes that funny bitter taste you get in foreign beer.
How does it give you certainty? It gives you traceability.
If you find iron filings in bottles from batch F00B4R23 you issue a recall notice that batch. You might test F00B4R20 to F00B4R26 too, because you know they came off the same line. All this is possible now without blockbastardchains, because they do it.
How would a blockchain prevent iron filings getting in there in the first pace?
Because mauve has the most RAM.
Well then the solution is simple: if we wish to have colonies on Mars by next week, we must return to levels of inequality and social stratification similar to those in the middle of the 19th century!
And countries operating in Korea do so through a subsidiary whose own country is ... take a guess ... Korea.
VAT SchmeeAT. That's nothing to do with this issue at all. For one thing, companies collect it, they don't pay it.
The famous "We don't have a clue what to do with it, but someone else might - so bag it just in case" strategy? Also known as the dog in the manger.
See also: Oracle, Java.
Berezovsky was a member of the Science Academy. Prokhorov worked for the Sports & culture ministry. Potanin worked for the department of trade and his parents were high-ranking party members.
And to top it off Bad Vlad was a senior officer in the KG fucking B.
For about three minutes.
That's because the old repressive regime never actually went away. They just swapped places a bit and changed their clothes.
Stop repeating stuff you've heard stupid grown-ups say.
https://www.nytimes.com/roomfo...
https://medium.com/bull-market...
What? Is there another Microsoft?
Unless the statues were really small too.
Pshaw! So -called "experts".
They later changed their mind on that.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Ah, the decade that taste forgot...
No he isn't.
I think he knew how to punctuate properly. Maybe he paid attention in class instead of playing Candy Crush?
Image the wotsisname triangle. where you replace each side with _/\_. IIRC it's bounded and never crosses itself yet it has an infinite perimeter.
I have no idea what happens when the notch is rectangular and points inwards.
Sometimes I really wish I was like more brainier at sums and shit like that.
Don't worry they'll bring it into compliance by posting it again tomorrow or next week.
Probably both.
That might be a nice answer. I'd love, out of a kind of morbid curiosity, to know what post it was aimed at.
Because it's got fuck-all to do with mine.
I suspect it's more recently than he's done an intellectual one.
P.S. You probably mean "a while".
Well it all starts out well - it's edgy and it's tight, but at the end of the day you get shit on your cock.
There'll always be the alternatives - SystemDredhat and Kgbuntu.
You do actual work that requires typing? What a pleb!