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or they could become more violent during robberies knowing people have everything on their phones with 24/7 access
There's many possibilities.
or they could become more violent during robberies knowing people have everything on their phones with 24/7 access
Agree. But the crooks will be hacking and that's the bit I don't like.
I think the opposite.Technology will get beyond the capabilites of most crooks and nogooders.
Obviously there will always be the exception.
Yep.Yep so much easier with smart phones .
Look at who it usually is holding up the Queue in shops /ticket machines /boarding pass machines at airports etc etc . The smart phone user
No. Too slow.Don’t the young un’s snowboard ?
I can give most skiers a good go. The top few do leave me behind.No. Too slow.
Not only is snowboarding slow, it's painful getting about too. One of our party tried it, but the slopes are set up for skiers and not, one plank-ers. Soon gave it neck. Must look good to a 12yr old though.I can give most skiers a good go.
I’ve experienced both. There’s no difference getting about any slope if you’re competent.Not only is snowboarding slow, it's painful getting about too. One of our party tried it, but the slopes are set up for skiers and not, one plank-ers. Soon gave it neck. Must look good to a 12yr old though.
Sounds to me as though you have never been on a mountain.There’s no difference getting about any slope
I think you might be on a different planet! Or you’ve seen some terrible snowboarders.Sounds to me as though you have never been on a mountain.
drag..drag..shuffle shuffle..back on your ass...drag drag...shuffle..shuffle..back down on yer ass...drag..drag..strap strap. Great for energetic teens though. Boarders have to plot their way around a mountain in case they come across a flat bit any longer then two foot, lol. We always tell the boarders to go on ahead as we always pass them. Don't mind giving the odd boarder a helping drag though - happens often on the slopes.
Horrendous way to get about on a mountain.
Sounds to me as though you have never been on a mountain.
That will use RFID tags, and will be reliable. They're passively powered radio transmitters that send a unique code when in the proximity of the detector. They cost money, so worth having on sportswear, this not only saves the cost of checkout staff but also helps prevent shoplifting.Decathlon has a similar system.
Drop purchases in till receptacle.
Till scans the tags itself.
Buy.
Wow, you're impressive. You have eyes on every single checkout in every single Asda store 24/7, how do you do it?Nonsense, never see that in any Asda supermarket, they are always considerate.
Maybe it's just you.
It's a fact of life. If people are involved there will be good and badWow, you're impressive. You have eyes on every single checkout in every single Asda store 24/7, how do you do it?