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I actually read about QR codes for manufacturing a couple of months ago, didn't know it would come in handy! So, you can create QR codes in bulk if you use a generator with this feature and organize them under labels. And I read that even Toyota uses them for inventory management and logistics optimization. It doesn't seem too complicated to me, but let me know if you have any questions after you read the source I shared here, and we'll figure it out.

I replaced the long hose and fixed the leaks around the pump

The noise started after you did this with the mechanic, any chance that one of you accidentally detached something while gluing something else? I do agree that you could consider replacing the pump though.

Following, I'd like to see that guide.

Very helpful! You listed all the important factors one should consider when choosing. I'll add one more point - always check the reviews before using a QR code generator, especially those advertising free QR codes. I saw some complaints suggesting that these codes are often anything but free.

You could try the GPT for Sheets add-on. It's a great tool that brings GPT's capabilities into Google Sheets. You just install it from the Google Workspace Marketplace, then start it from the Extensions menu. You can use the formula =GPT() in any cell to get GPT to generate content for you. I use it for generating lists, creating tables, summarizing data, and sometimes for making charts. Plus, it s over 30 languages, which is really handy. It should work for your data analysis needs.

Thanks for sharing, good write-up!

Good read, thanks for sharing!

I used I few and, in my experience, this screenshot api is by far the best. The screenshots are accurate and high-quality plus I never had the usual issues with font rendering and emojis. Also, I had all kinds of problems with full-page captures in the past, but not with this one. It should handle slow webGL pages, but I can't say I have personal experience with this. What I can tell you is - no hiccups with CSS features. I struggled with Grid more times than I can count before I started using it. You can get a free trial and see if it works for you.

Thank you both, it's all I needed to know. I was hoping this would be the correct answer, it's a lot more convenient having only one card.

I assume it is a type of electronic business card, but I'm not quite sure how it works. I am looking to create an electronic business card and it would be great if I could store it in my Apple Wallet. My main source of confusion is: is Apple Wallet Business Card a special type of card or an electronic business card I can share through Apple Wallet app?

Lots of practical use-cases here, much obliged!

Thanks for this overview, definitely something to look into!

Good selection!
Having a UPS can be a lifesaver indeed, and the combination of network attached servers with scanners on each desk is another must. Anyone who's been doing office work for a number of years knows it - there's no escaping dealing with paperwork. Invoices, business plans, organizing PDFs, and editing new scans, it all should go without a hiccup at any given moment.
So, I'd say that having a good, fairly-priced DMS tool like FileCenter to help you stay on top of things - is a must as well! It's hard to imagine a successful office operating without access to apps with built-in OCR, automated routing of new scans, and Cloud-sharing. Especially in today's market where the work-from-home model is gaining more and more attention.

Many people have recommended The Vinland Saga to me, so I guess that's what I'm binging next...

Got into Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen lately, one of the titles I've been putting off trying for years...
Very good game actually!

Once every three weeks, I think

One of my all-time fav models for hiking, love how comfy and durable they are. Been using mine for years, just wearing them with different rope laces so that people think that I've just bought a new pair

Oh, didn't know that can be done. Thanks!

I'm still using traditional ones, but now I need to print a new batch since I got promoted. I read that you can update information with a digital one without needing to resend the updated version. Has anyone fully switched to digital cards? What's your experience - is it worth switching?

Thanks for sharing this, it certainly simplifies the process. The e-commerce field grew so much in the last few years that it's always a good idea to enter the fray with ion and determination. I'm interested in starting my own e-commerce or dropshipping site, and been looking at guides like this one talking about customer retention and the right business model. I still got ways to go, but it's good that there are platforms that truly want to lend a hand.

Just about to resume with the 4th season of The Wire; stopped there like a year ago for some reason...

Hey all!

We are trying to update our file management system as it's playing catch-up after we scaled at the start of the year. We do a lot (and I mean a lot) of scanning and PDF conversions and we need a better way to group the files up, not just by date. I was looking at some popular options online, and the brand FileCenter turn up in SERPs.

Their prices seem to be quite competitive too, but is anyone familiar with their services?
Thanks!

The Crazy Diamond season of JoJo!
8/10 so far (I'm 28 episodes in). I like this one much better than the one with Joline - that was far too weird to be relatable IMO

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Many thanks, this will narrow it down nicely!
We do use Jira and Trello, so starting with Unito's free trial seems like the safest solution for now. The two-way sync trick might prove a real time-saver, so I'm hyped to test it IRL

We're looking for workflow management software, but most of the staff has no coding skills.
Does anyone have any suggestions about an easy-to-master tool we can switch to fast?

Thanks!

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Decided to finish The Wire, I left it midway of season 3 one year ago, can't why...
It's time to remedy that since the show is on par with The Sopranos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8qrwON1-zE

I agree with all of these points, and the funny thing is - while most of them are obvious candidates for spicing up your business card, people still underestimate how useful they are. So, spending extra time envisioning a suave-looking business card will pay off, especially in today's fast-moving market trends. Those who think outside the box have the privilege of not having to follow in anyone's footsteps but aim to break new ground instead. And yes, there are plenty of ways to show that you're ahead of the curve!

Using artwork is an excellent way to start things off on the right foot with any type of clientele. You can also develop a QR code that looks like your brand's logo, thus enriching its layout in a modern and captivating way. Plus, once you earn their trust, people will enjoy utilizing that interactive element as a shortcut to your domain, where they can easily connect with you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12kP-8jfM

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