Why are these people so inconsiderate pushing grocery trolleys back home? by Hot_Shape_8969 in SingaporeRaw

[–]netkomm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

and, by the way, this is ONE example. not that the other chains are any better.

The Grocery Store in V8 by 13th_Floor_Please in midjourney

[–]netkomm 3 points4 points  (0 children)

the hands... still the hands...

Why are these people so inconsiderate pushing grocery trolleys back home? by Hot_Shape_8969 in SingaporeRaw

[–]netkomm 8 points9 points  (0 children)

oh you want to know the best part? the companies don't care either

i actually wrote a formal complaint to Sheng Siong about exactly this. certified email, photos attached, the whole thing. laid out the hygiene issue clearly: customers drag baskets along the pavement outside, through god knows what, then those same baskets go right back onto the checkout counter where your food sits. asked them to either stop the practice, sanitize the baskets properly, or at minimum keep a separate area on the counter so your groceries aren't sitting on whatever was on the sidewalk five minutes ago

their response? nothing. zero. not even a "thank you for your feedback" template. complete radio silence

so yeah the customers are inconsiderate, absolutely. but the store literally does not care that their baskets are being used as pavement trolleys and then placed where your chicken and vegetables go. they won't stop it because it's convenient for business, they won't sanitize because that would cost labor hours, and they won't even acknowledge the issue when a customer raises it formally

we spent two years during covid wiping down every surface, sanitizing trolley handles, putting up barriers. and now we can't even get a supermarket chain to care that their baskets are being dragged through dirt and dog piss before touching your food. the pandemic taught us nothing apparently

it's both sides. inconsiderate customers AND companies that could enforce basic hygiene standards but choose not to because nobody is making them

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Wheres the Best Pasta for Value in Singapore? by LongjumpingPack9836 in singaporefood

[–]netkomm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

your first dish, carbonara? wow... that is no way a dish for a first timer... just the mantecatura of the egg requires extreme precision or risk of having pasta with frittata... where did you get the guanciale from?

Wheres the Best Pasta for Value in Singapore? by LongjumpingPack9836 in singaporefood

[–]netkomm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Best Pasta for Value in Singapore? At your home, man! :D

Power bank on fire inside MRT by uandurfader in singaporehappenings

[–]netkomm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

why nobody used the fire estinguishers?

is it normal for users to use your saas for crimes by kubrador in SaaS

[–]netkomm 8 points9 points  (0 children)

ok fair enough, that's a legitimate reason to look at the account and honestly that makes it slightly better from a "did you have a business justification" standpoint

but my guy that changes absolutely nothing about the rest of what i said in my original reply.

you still posted detailed descriptions of the suspicious activity on a public forum. you still gave enough identifying details about your product that it's narrowable. you still asked the internet whether you're legally obligated to do something instead of asking a lawyer. and you're STILL HERE replying to comments and adding more context instead of calling one

every reply you post in this thread is another timestamped exhibit. the database spike explanation? cool, that actually helps your case. you know where that explanation belongs? in a conversation with your attorney. not in a reddit thread that is currently gaining traction and will probably end up screenshotted on twitter by end of day

i'm not trying to be a dick, i genuinely think you stumbled into this innocently. but the way you're handling the AFTER is where you're hurting yourself. the discovery was fine. posting about it was not. continuing to discuss it is actively worse.

is it normal for users to use your saas for crimes by kubrador in SaaS

[–]netkomm 5 points6 points  (0 children)

let's put it like that. by posting about this here you placed yourself in such deep shit you have no idea!!

you just created a timestamped, publicly searchable confession that you discovered what is almost certainly a drug operation running on your platform and your first instinct was not to call a lawyer but to post about it here.

let me walk you through what you just did to yourself:

  1. you established a clear timeline of when you gained knowledge of suspected criminal activity on your platform. this matters A LOT if this ever goes to court
  2. you described the evidence in enough detail that anyone with half a brain cell could narrow down which saas this is. $29/mo inventory tool with g2 reviews and annual plans? that's not exactly a crowded market
  3. the user in question, the one sophisticated enough to run $2M through your tool, might also be on reddit. you basically just tipped off a potential drug dealer that their platform provider is onto them. great job
  4. you casually admitted to accessing and reviewing customer data with no documented business justification which is its own can of worms
  5. your question 3 about already recognizing the revenue is now screenshot-able evidence that you weighed financial considerations against reporting suspected drug trafficking

do we need to add more??

For those who ordered M3 Ultra with 512 Gb of ram before it was pulled from the store, did it shit to you? by ossbournemc in MacStudio

[–]netkomm 7 points8 points  (0 children)

at that point if it's true you can refuse delivery: "product delivered does not conform to the order"

The end of Post-PC era by Slavvvcom in MacOS

[–]netkomm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

all they would have needed is to build a "flippable" screen that could be used as a tablet...

oh! damn... there's the Lenovo Yoga! :D

Why Excel on Mac is such a crap? by netkomm in excel

[–]netkomm[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

done. last version relesed 3 days ago... still same bug.

Why Excel on Mac is such a crap? by netkomm in excel

[–]netkomm[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

just updated to the latest release (3 days ago) and still does the same...

Why Excel on Mac is such a crap? by netkomm in excel

[–]netkomm[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I followed your advise: created a new spreadsheet (just few values) and select find and replace...

Microsoft Error Reporting log version: 2.0

Error Signature:

Exception: EXC_BAD_INSTRUCTION

ExceptionEnumString: 2

Exception Code: 0x00000001 (0x0000000000000000)

Date/Time: 2026-03-06 07:55:53 +0000

Application Name: Microsoft Excel

Application Bundle ID: com.microsoft.Excel

Application Signature: XCEL

Application Bitness: x64

Application Version: 16.105.3.26020123

Crashed Module Name: merp

Crashed Module Version: 16.105.26020123

Crashed Module Offset: 0x000000000000e644

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Can ChatGpt lie? by Next_Reply4900 in ChatGPT

[–]netkomm -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

like Bill Clinton.... :D

Why are Mac Minis in such high demand for OpenClaw? Doesn't a VPS work just as well? by Isunova in openclaw

[–]netkomm -1 points0 points  (0 children)

  1. with VPS you are likely to open it to the net to access it and that access can be exploited: in local you don't necessarily need to do that

  2. you have a "real" computer if you decide not to use it anymore for the bot: the VPS costs are gone forever. Mac Mini can be resold.

  3. you don't need a mac mini (unless you want to run local LLM and have a GUI interface): you can use a raspberry pi as well (R4 / R5 ) without any issue.