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and tab is used to add a new post it notes in Miro (when another post it note is active)

RPA (Robotic Process Automation) is a big category of tools that can be summarised as ‘automating boring stuff’. You often see it used for repetitive data entry, e.g.

1. Load excel sheet from X:\...

2. Login to Y

3. For each row navigate to ... then enter data

4. Submit, if there’s a validation error add it to and excel workbook

5. Email exception report to ...

Seems to still be an issue:

FIREBASE WARNING: The Firebase database 'sharedrop' has reached its peak connections limit. If you are the Firebase owner, consider upgrading. (https://sharedrop.firebaseio.com)

SELECT column FROM table

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Have a look at CoEpi: https://www.coepi.org/

Unfortunately Bizspark is only available though accelerators, incubators, and VCs now.

You can always go to the cashier to pay in private.

I've had the 5th Gen X1 Carbon for a while now, its served me well I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it.

Seems like an odd solution. Can't you just leave a bowl of water out? Does your dog have bladder control issues?

"The Liberals introduced a lottery in 2017 in an effort to make the system fairer – previously, applications were accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. The program receives roughly 100,000 applications each year and selects 10,000"

How would you separate desktops and laptops? (Honest question, I'm not sure how you would do that)

I assume the stats are based on usage not a survey.

Yes, however you can do:

Ctrl+V, Ctrl, T

To paste then remove formatting.

Personally I still use notepad or the address bar.

I know you've dropped your first idea but you may want to take a look at https://transcribeme.com

I agree but there's probably a limit on that sentiment.

If you start a family you are likely to become more risk adverse, this would increase again as you approach retirement.

Sorry to hear your woes. Most inter-bank transfers are settled within the hour here. Overnight at most. Hopefully your systems improve.

I live in New Zealand. Everything is done by electronic fund transfers. I have been a renter, now I'm a landlord. I have also run businesses.

Probably the big difference is that I live in New Zealand. We've had good electronic funds transfers systems for a long time.

It amazes me that cheques are still used. I'm 36 and I've never issued a cheque, I think I was issued a cheque book with my first account but never used it.

You seem to have cut out the parts that make it compute. Try reading the words in-between your quotes.

Just the first one that came up, I'm sure there are cheaper options.

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/free-shipping-100-cotton-wat...

It's usually someone I have worked with in the past.

See page 26 of the report:

https://johnjerrim.files.wordpress.com/2018/03/piaac_working...

The desks can adjust in height. Also everyone is welcome to have a permanent desk if they prefer which can be customized to their desires. People bring their own keyboard.

A large screen typically isn't a problem.

The office I work in has a number of the options mentioned - privacy pods, and a mixture of zoning and some dedicated desks. All the work spaces have nice monitors but you'll need to bring your own ergonomic keyboard and mouse.

From the article:

"We also tailor our API reference documentation to specific users. It notices who is logged in and annotates fields based on their account API version."

I believe its 99% of the growth in digital advertising[1], not all advertising.

[1]https://www.businessinsider.com.au/facebook-and-google-domin...

I believe the $75k minimum salary is for non-skilled jobs (the point being, if you're in a non-skilled but 'high' paying role we're still interested in you). The minimum salary for skilled jobs is $50k [1][2]

That and I doubt you would find many people working at F&P Healthcare that earn less than $75k.

[1] https://www.immigration.govt.nz/about-us/media-centre/news-n... [2] https://www.immigration.govt.nz/employ-migrants/hire-a-candi...

http://bash.org/?244321

x0's algorithm was secure_hash(md5(pass), salt), you already have md5(pass) so this can be done in one bulk update.

Here's a site published by the NZ government. The advice seems fairly reasonable.

http://getthru.govt.nz/how-to-get-ready