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It was only where the rebels drank until my mates dad took it over then they went to the east end hotel
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NSW isn't making masks compulsory because that would interfere with people eating and drinking at pubs and restaurants. Given that two of our current clusters started at pubs and restaurants, maybe they shouldn't be open at the moment.
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Jul 22, 2020 04:14
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ili posted:SAP is an absolute bastard of a thing, I dislike it immensely. 
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Jul 22, 2020 04:36
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SAP answers the question of 'what if we tried to make a software application that does everything for everyone, but in practice does nothing for anyone'
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Jul 22, 2020 06:13
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 Its like one of those bots thats makes convincing nonsense text
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McSpergin posted:The way we had it running was quite good. It's better than the current iteration of bootstrapped SAP that we use at ANSTO, from a learning curve perspective anyway. It's taken me like 4 goes to work out the loving purchase order system just to place a req then I can't find the loving thing Yeah, I think that was half the problem with netsuite. We tried to customise the poo poo out of it to make it do stuff it just wasnt supposed to, and now its this unwieldy beast that must be kept sated with the tears of the new staff.
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Is it any surprise SAP comes from Germany?
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Sap is a fluid transported in xylem cells (vessel elements or tracheids) or phloem sieve tube elements of a plant. These cells transport water and nutrients throughout the plant. Sap is distinct from latex, resin, or cell sap; it is a separate substance, separately produced, and with different components and functions.[citation needed] Insect honeydew is called sap, particularly when it falls from trees, but is only the remains of eaten sap and other plant parts.[1] 
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Jul 22, 2020 07:07
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Preach it oval office
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My childhood friend's dad worked at SAP. He literally could not explain his job at any point in the 20+ years I knew him. It seems like he set his own hours and worked at his leisure, with a handsome salary. I suspect he had a full on bullshit job. I think maybe SAP is a good place to work.
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That sounds like my sister's ex's dad's job. Loads of international travel, big fat golden handshake on retirement, NFI what he actually did
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Jul 22, 2020 07:42
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Muk Dumpster posted:Preach it oval office That's my fetish
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Jul 22, 2020 07:42
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Centrelinks has sent me a pension card in case I lost the one they sent me last week
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I want the pension
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McSpergin posted:The way we had it running was quite good. It's better than the current iteration of bootstrapped SAP that we use at ANSTO, from a learning curve perspective anyway. It's taken me like 4 goes to work out the loving purchase order system just to place a req then I can't find the loving thing I worked in the purchasing office of a major rail supplier in australia and even I couldnt figure out how to make loving purchase orders.
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Isaac posted:
just thinking about how many other complex/potentially boring/pointless things there are in the world that I would rather learn about than any of this poo poo i would rather learn sumerian, i would rather learn the most boring kind of math, i would rather learn all about the kardashians, i would rather learn about gamergate
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the auto setting on my camera isn't working for whatever reason and I can't take good pics without it but this one imo is cool just bc I can't figure out how the joey in the pouch hosed up so badly to wind up in whatever position that is
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Malcolm Turnbeug posted:the auto setting on my camera isn't working for whatever reason and I can't take good pics without it but this one imo is cool just bc I can't figure out how the joey in the pouch hosed up so badly to wind up in whatever position that is Looking really dry in your neck of the woods.
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yeah its been a few weeks since we had any rain, i was gonna mow sometime this week but i'm waiting until the big downpour due tomorrow rolls through i did this today with a degree of optimism I wish I could apply to any other aspect of my life except anticipating rain:  the watertank runoff was eroding a gully down a hill and all kinds of crap I didn't want was growing in it so i'm trying my hand at redirecting it a little bit towards my finger lime and mugwort Jezza of OZPOS fucked around with this message at 09:29 on Jul 22, 2020 |
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It's been raining weekly down here, shame I don't have a yard to appreciate it Mrs spergo and myself have found a place we like and are gonna inspect this weekend and hopefully make an offer if it's all up to par so then I can complain about a lack of rain
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good luck please feel free to use any photos of my yard looking like total poo poo as evidence that you don't want more than a 1/4 acre block
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what day do the specials change over at the supermarkets? This information has always eluded me.
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Woolies Wednesday new specials
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maxe posted:just thinking about how many other complex/potentially boring/pointless things there are in the world that I would rather learn about than any of this poo poo My brother in law makes lots of money implementing SAP stuff for large businesses, I think it makes high-ups that organise stuff happy
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^^ Wednesday usually. Have a look at the bottom of the catalogue page for valid dates if you're waiting on something in particular.Infinitum posted:"Oh wait I had my teeth out last year, I can claim that on taxes for sure!"
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I learned SAP at work, and alot of places use it as an inventory or ordering system, it's not great.
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Muk Dumpster posted:Woolies Wednesday new specials Ditto Coles.
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But what is it
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Isaac posted:But what is it poo poo on a stick
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Any of those big IT systems like Siebel, SAP, Oracle Suite etc fuckin suck and it baffles my why anyone would be interested in specialising in it. That said, we've got a proper mainframe at work and i'm weirdly way more interested in learning how to drive that thing than learning cloud poo poo haha.
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GrandMaster posted:Any of those big IT systems like Siebel, SAP, Oracle Suite etc fuckin suck and it baffles my why anyone would be interested in specialising in it. Money, I assume. I dont know poo poo about that poo poo though
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tithin posted:Some deadset legends in here For an awesome cause m8
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Malcolm Turnbeug posted:the auto setting on my camera isn't working for whatever reason and I can't take good pics without it but this one imo is cool just bc I can't figure out how the joey in the pouch hosed up so badly to wind up in whatever position that is From what I remember the joeys tend to hang out in the pouch with their feet up once they get past a certain age. Don't wanna accidentally disembowel mum I guess.
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Strong Convections posted:
I did when I had all four wisdom teeth removed in a private hospital. That was ten years ago though so maybe the rules were a bit looser back then?
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Isaac posted:But what is it Sap's most useful function (for a U.S. based defense services company) is that it keeps records forever and the business transactions can all be logged in it. We use it for accounting at all levels, inventory management, part quality notifications, employee time and attendence, expense reports, build records (through interaction with solumina), etc. It's just a huge business suite that is really only necessary if you're in government contracts. It even has (lovely) email!. E: for example, at the end of the month one team of like 10 runs a few a business warehouse transactions that pay all transactions due that month. No need for a team of 1000 procurement analysts to deal with all the customers and suppliers at the end of every month. E2: it's still an antiquated piece of poo poo where another site can perform any function better, but the record keeping is why it sticks around. Samuel L. Hacksaw fucked around with this message at 13:45 on Jul 22, 2020 |
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Yeh we use it for purchasing, invoicing and for time sheet reporting for those of us on flex so it lets us track leave entitlements. Speaking of I'd best check my flex, I may be close to having hit my flex cap of 5 days and can use it to take some time off to
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GrandMaster posted:Any of those big IT systems like Siebel, SAP, Oracle Suite etc fuckin suck and it baffles my why anyone would be interested in specialising in it. Because you can make bulk cash implementing them and they are big enough pieces of software that you can't learn it all, so you specialise in a specific area, learn it really well and then charge hundreds of bucks an hour to tell people/companies how to use it properly. I'm only new at this poo poo but the company charges $250 per hour for me to consult/implement.
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Laserface posted:SAP answers the question of 'what if we tried to make a software application that does everything for everyone, but in practice does nothing for anyone' Amazing, a perfect digital copy of every committee that ever existed.
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I liked NetSuite as a tool compared to the previous system they were using (Visma Liinos 7) which was a clunky piece of poo poo running on Citrix. NetSuite was great, we could do purchasing, sales, inventory and invoicing and use it as a CRM, which was all we needed it to do. I was the Australian key user because everyone else in the office was either poo poo with computers or was being a boomer about it and refusing to accept the change even though it brought us from 6 different systems globally to a unified system which meant if I had something a customer in South Africa or Russia wanted, the local reps could check our stock and ask if we can spare it SAP on the other hand is clunky trash
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