long walks in bike shoes usually helpNeed to rethink some of these decisions.
My son used to always wear his, but lately, I’ve seen him without the helmet. He’s 15, not really sure what the consequences should be. He’s pretty good about it, not perfect. So what does a dad do? Most of his friends do not wear a helmet.. it’s always confused me, most of his friend’s parent seem intelligent enough to understand the need, but none of them enforce it. It’s a quandary. I never wore one until my early 20’s, but we all know better now.I’m always surprised as the kids not wearing helmets and I mean kids under say 10. My son (7) always wears his.
I think it depends on what they are doing too. Hanging out and whatnot on your bike not sure you need a helmet. I. In The trails riding probably a good idea to put on helmet.My son used to always wear his, but lately, I’ve seen him without the helmet. He’s 15, not really sure what the consequences should be. He’s pretty good about it, not perfect. So what does a dad do? Most of his friends do not wear a helmet.. it’s always confused me, most of his friend’s parent seem intelligent enough to understand the need, but none of them enforce it. It’s a quandary. I never wore one until my early 20’s, but we all know better now.
lol, thats a good one, basically has nothing to do with other than they think they dont need itthe street guys do it so they will be recognized
lol, thats a good one, basically has nothing to do with other than they think they dont need it
skating is similar, widely accepted to no wear a helmet
1. Ed Templeton has suffered six concussions. Five of those have come since he broke his neck in the summer of ’00. After his last concussion, earlier this year, Ed consulted a specialist to make sure he was not at risk of causing permanent damage. For liability reasons, NHL players are barred from their league after three documented concussions. Ed continues to skate contests without a helmet, although he admits, “I’ve been a lot more cautious. I’m way more of a puss now.”
FWIW, pro-tec style helmets aren't particularly good at preventing concussions or getting knocked out, they are more so designed that you don't crack your skull. One of the guys I use to ride with was only ever knocked out while wearing a helmet. Now I am sure some of that was getting more rad because of said helmet, but it was always a running joke. That being said, there are newer helmet designs for multi impact helmets that Im sure are better.
When the website to submit an IT Ticket at work is either broken itself, or just too complicated for me (a 30-something engineer) to figure out. Haven't figured out which yet but either way it's comical. Maybe this should go in the smile thread instead...
Macy's and they recently switched to "ITXpress by ServiceNow". All i was trying to do was get our offshore team to run a big query of data for me. After i clicked something on the homepage it took me to a page with 2 buttons: "I need something" (which is basically for requesting hardware/software) and "something is broken" (for logging outages/incidents). So while in and of itself the 2-button format is easy, which button would you guess is for requesting a query of data? Apparently "Something is broken" is the place (so intuitive). And even then the dropdown options for the ticket had nothing to do with what i needed but someone just told me "pick whatever for the mandatory fields, then type everything in the comment box and they'll read it and figure it out". So user-friendlyWhat org do you work for and what tool do they use?
What org do you work for and what tool do they use?
Macy's and they recently switched to "ITXpress by ServiceNow". All i was trying to do was get our offshore team to run a big query of data for me. After i clicked something on the homepage it took me to a page with 2 buttons: "I need something" (which is basically for requesting hardware/software) and "something is broken" (for logging outages/incidents). So while in and of itself the 2-button format is easy, which button would you guess is for requesting a query of data? Apparently "Something is broken" is the place (so intuitive). And even then the dropdown options for the ticket had nothing to do with what i needed but someone just told me "pick whatever for the mandatory fields, then type everything in the comment box and they'll read it and figure it out". So user-friendly
Macy's and they recently switched to "ITXpress by ServiceNow". All i was trying to do was get our offshore team to run a big query of data for me. After i clicked something on the homepage it took me to a page with 2 buttons: "I need something" (which is basically for requesting hardware/software) and "something is broken" (for logging outages/incidents). So while in and of itself the 2-button format is easy, which button would you guess is for requesting a query of data? Apparently "Something is broken" is the place (so intuitive). And even then the dropdown options for the ticket had nothing to do with what i needed but someone just told me "pick whatever for the mandatory fields, then type everything in the comment box and they'll read it and figure it out". So user-friendly
Portals never work as designed.
Macy's and they recently switched to "ITXpress by ServiceNow". All i was trying to do was get our offshore team to run a big query of data for me. After i clicked something on the homepage it took me to a page with 2 buttons: "I need something" (which is basically for requesting hardware/software) and "something is broken" (for logging outages/incidents). So while in and of itself the 2-button format is easy, which button would you guess is for requesting a query of data? Apparently "Something is broken" is the place (so intuitive). And even then the dropdown options for the ticket had nothing to do with what i needed but someone just told me "pick whatever for the mandatory fields, then type everything in the comment box and they'll read it and figure it out". So user-friendly
Classic example of the process being 'dumbed down' by dumb people, in this case dumb meaning that they have no clue about the process.
I have no idea what the rest of what y'all are talking about means but I want video of this part.If your fridge delivery man dropped it at your house from a helicopter at 3000' up, is it a fridge problem or a delivery problem?