I’ve never seen one. Basing my question on the laminated display. Ifvtheybhave a big deck of door handle signs, then of course it is very quick.

Sometimes not even enough for geographically far relatives to come for a last visit.

The generally and predictably do not like borders and keep crossing them. You know, passwports in modern society.

Yes but humans are not wolfs. Each behave differently.

They are not metal covered in that area.

Maybe our customs are different. Usually this situation is very short and by the time you hangbthe sign, the person would already be transferred to the morgue. I lived in a similar situation where we had a family member die by night and by the time we reached in the early morning we went directly to a specific cleansing area. So it is very obvious what is going there.

We are Muslims and time from death to burial usually takes less than 24 hours.

Why do they need a symbol for that? Can’t they just don’t put any symbol? What does a symbol add?

I came here to say it looks like the trisquel gnu Linux logo https://trisquel.info/. But found out from your comments it is the Celtic trisquel symbol. Confidence? I think not.

Option one: People have already killed and served their sentence. Option two: Road accident.

Yes, the rosca Wikipedia page is describing the same system and currently including the Egyptian and Moroccan nes I famliar with. It is perhaps the system OP is looking for.

A form of this exists but only compatible with smaller money amounts or whatever your entourage can bring in a bout a year maximum. I don’t know how you call it in English but a dumb translation from Moroccan practice would be “turn around” or “random drawing”.

Basically you just gather a bunch of people, as many as you can manage and decide on a single share amount, periodicity and number of participants. Each month, every body contributes with the share and somebody takes it home.

For example, you gather 10 people, and decide periodicity is 1 month. And decide the share is $200. You randomly draw the order of distribution. Some people do ask and negotiate the order of turns. Each month one person gets $2000 ($200 times 10) acorrding to the turns planing.

Some people can contribute in 2 or more shares. They simply pay a multiple amount of the share and get to get paid in multiple turns. For example you can have only 8 people but 10 turns.

You could call it turn based contribution.

Once the whole period is elapsed, every body should have had all of their money back.

People that have late turns feel like they simply saved money. People that have early turns feel like they got interest free, halal, loans from their friends.

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Boring prank.

He has BDE.

If you technically want to make sure the issue is stale beans, you need to get fresh green beans and roast them yourself. Or try other bean providers.

Well this not security. I think they just misconfigured something.

Is it a hard 20min expiration or after 20 min of idle/no use?

We have saleforce at work, and the websites asks for credentials after like 10 min of inactivity. Very frustrating since if you focus on your IDE for 15min then go back to admin panel you need to relogin. So people just developed some extensions that keep the session alive and to also autofill the 2FA. Other wise we loose like 1h of just logininper day.

What was the beta site? Why did they retire it? Why haven’t I heared of it before? Is it because stackoverflow is agonizing?

I don’t know how long this pace will last. I suspect that bugs are reported faster than they are written, so we could in fact be puffing from the a long backlog (and I hope so).

It is going to take a given time then stabilizes then decline. I guess maybe a year or so, until all major flaws and bugs are discovered and addressed. Maybe the rust code would help in this. After that it would either go back to normal, which is most likely or developer get up to speed using right tools.

AI could help accelerate writing fixes for reported bugssmaw as it does for discovering them.

I myself forgot about this post.