it is not that it can not COUNT that high…
rather…
it is that it is:
a) running an operating system designed/maintained by Microsoft;
b) utilizing one of the flawed floating point Pentium chips;
c) does not want embarrass/expose the 'uneducated retail worker's' lacking math skills.
that would be great, if only the uneducated customers actually _cared_ about other people's shit, instead of having the attitude that "hey, it's not mine…what the fuck do I care if it breaks?"
So what happens if you take up 13 items?
can't you read? It damages the uscan. 🙂
actually, it sets /dev/tazer from 0 to 1. notice the "interactive" port about waist level just under the scanner/scale.
it is not that it can not COUNT that high…
rather…
it is that it is:
a) running an operating system designed/maintained by Microsoft;
b) utilizing one of the flawed floating point Pentium chips;
c) does not want embarrass/expose the 'uneducated retail worker's' lacking math skills.
Let's be honest. It's a way of convincing uneducated customers that they can't do more than 12 items on the express lane 🙂
Even the employees are more educated than that.
+1 paul
that would be great, if only the uneducated customers actually _cared_ about other people's shit, instead of having the attitude that "hey, it's not mine…what the fuck do I care if it breaks?"
so did you set it to run 37 jobs then walk off?