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This is why you keep redundancy around powered by pen and paper rather than electricity. If nothing else at least keep physical records.
Downvoters aren't realizing what cash registers required to report every sale to the tax authority even for groceries
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27720623
14 hours ago
No problem /s, the CEO of Kaseya says: "I am proud to report that our team had a plan in place to jump into action and executed that plan perfectly today. We’ve heard from the vast majority of our customers that they experienced no issues at all, and I am grateful to our internal teams, outside experts, and industry partners who worked alongside of us to quickly bring this to a successful outcome. Today’s actions are…
In bad taste, directed at shareholders, or misinformed?
Today’s actions are a testament to Kaseya’s unwavering commitment to hope for the best and try to mop up this PR nightmare!"
God speed, Fred Voccola. I see that the "rapid growth phase" has reached its apogee.
https://www.kaseya.com/press-release/kaseya-names-new-ceo-fr...
When will such remote management software be finally considered for the huge risk and attack surface they are?
This is why you keep redundancy around powered by pen and paper rather than electricity. If nothing else at least keep physical records.
That's Sweden, its highly illegal to do trades while disconnected from the Nanny [State]. Downvoters aren't realizing what cash registers required to report every sale to the tax authority even for groceries
This sort of implies that cash registers must be connected online to the tax authority or some governmental function in order to operate. That is simply not true.
Coop gives an update on their homepage. It does not sound especially optimistic. They write that shopping online is open, and that stores in a few specific regions are open, and that they "hope to open more stores as soon as possible". (Swedish: https://www.coop.se/Globala-sidor/stangda-butiker/ ) It is hard to imagine what this means for their supply chain and groceries currently in warehouses and on order. If they…
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That's Sweden, its highly illegal to do trades while disconnected from the Nanny [State]. Downvoters aren't realizing what cash registers required to report every sale to the tax authority even for groceries
> That's Sweden, its highly illegal to do trades while disconnected from the Nanny [State]. This sort of implies that cash registers must be connected online to the tax authority or some governmental function in order to operate. That is simply not true.