JayBeeGooner
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Somewhere, Adam Giambrone is laughing.
They'll have to adapt to any new changes quicker. If the industry decides they need new hardware in a decade, they'll have to adapt. With presto, the hardware would likely remain the same for a longer period of time.
He is in Milwaukee running that transit system and building the first LRT for it.Somewhere, Adam Giambrone is laughing.
......while cheating on his girlfriend.Somewhere, Adam Giambrone is laughing.
......while cheating on his girlfriend.
She reportedly did not approve or know about his office couch enterprise in 2010. Otherwise, I doubt he would have dropped out of the race so quickly. And the way he botched that press conference only confirmed how embarrassed and ashamed he was.Cheating assumes she didn't know or approve; open relationships aren't exactly uncommon.
Also, it's wife now, not girlfriend.
She reportedly did not approve or know about his office couch enterprise in 2010. Otherwise, I doubt he would have dropped out of the race so quickly. And the way he botched that press conference only confirmed how embarrassed and ashamed he was.
Must have been quite the apology tour he went through for her to become his wife.
This was know as far back as 2007/8 that the servers were going to be an issue.In the meanwhile in the backroom: What to do with 2 million customers tapping and overloading the central server. Let's raise the price cause too much processing power is needed to update all the transactions and bandwidth is spend uploading everyone's load values. I mean someone loading $20 on their card in Ottawa needs that info updated on every TTC bus. That's a lot of data.
In the meanwhile in the backroom: What to do with 2 million customers tapping and overloading the central server.
10 million come 2035 and what will that do to this small back end, then?
Probably a lack of confidence in people using it.Does anyone know why presto still doesn't offer a virtual card for smartphones
I don't care about them, but I sure wish I couldProbably a lack of confidence in people using it.
We're talking about a customer base who still can't handel even physical ticket purchases. There can be 5 wickets open at the York concourse for customer service but the mouthbreathers still stand at the front of the line staring right in front of them while the agents are literally yelling "NEXT HERE! HERE! OVER HERE!" GO now actually pays someone to stand there for hours and shake people awake and point to the next available agent because the customer base is so dumb. Now you want them to try and use their phones for PRESTO?