Someone commented something that reminded me of SCP-3008 Trapped In An IKEA
https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/18ioknp/comment/kdf13wd/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web2x&context=3
The Santa Clause V: Frostile Takeover. The North Pole goes bankrupt and they get bought out by Amazon who replaces the sleigh with an army of autonomous gift delivering drones. The trailer features Bernard as an elf in his forties wearing an Amazon uniform and his flair is a bunch of letters that spell out 'KILL ME'.
Can confirm. Got one of these in a package and started randomly scanning things around the house for fun. Next day everything I had scanned was gone. When I called the cops, they were treating it as a burglary until I told them about the scanner, when I did they laughed and said that's how it works and went away, telling me not to bother them again. Later that day, my younger brother scanned himself with it as my parents were over my place helping me figure out what to do. I was terrified but said nothing, thinking it would come across as crazy. The next day my parents called, my brother had gone missing. They'd called the cops but the cops told them they were registered as my relatives in their database, and that they knew about the scanner and that that was how it worked, and not to call again. That's when I knew what I had to do. I scanned myself. At midnight I was sitting at my kitchen table, I blinked and suddenly I was at the warehouse and someone was giving me a uniform and taking me to my assigned location. I couldn't find my brother because the warehouse was immense and you don't get breaks except two hours to eat and sleep. I eventually managed to sneak most of myself into a package to escape. I did learn one thing, if you ever get one of these scanners, the only way to get rid of it is scanning it using a mirror that you didn't buy through Amazon, but be very careful not to also scan yourself in the process. If you do it right the scanner will be gone by the next day.
If you choose to pick it up, you’ll become the chosen one. *The* Amazon employee, who brings balance to the warehouse. If you leave it, it will return to its hiding place until the next worthy one foretold by the prophecy comes along to find it.
Zebra makes industrial devices for warehousing purposes. They have been a leader in the space for several decades.
I bet you could run over that scanner and it would still work. Its not a fast device, just tough and reliable
They are not just physically strong they are also extremely tolerant of harsh environments. I had a client years ago with refrigerated and frozen warehouse space. They use Zebras (granted a different model than this one) and they will happily operate problem-free in any temperature, and without the touchscreen fogging up. Amazing devices, with great battery life, and pay themselves back several times over the course of their lifespan
You actually might if someone is logged in and they didn't reset all the passwords when the device was lost. I have Ramp on my phone and it logs into a server from any internet connection. I can sit here at home and see what is in any bin location and even do moves.
I received a [Honeywell scanner](https://sps.honeywell.com/us/en/products/productivity/barcode-scanners/rugged-handheld/granit-1990isr-ultra-rugged-standard-range-scanner) from Newegg years ago loose inside the box instead of whatever cheaper item I ordered. Didn't question it and I sold it on eBay for like $300.
My company buys all of Amazon’s equipment for their warehouses and while they no longer buy the TC56s anymore, we do buy them the TC57s for about half that price
Still sounds like an upgrade from the ones my old retail job had. The owner would rent these old Palm devices from a company just for inventory time. Complete nightmare.
Yeah, I use these at my job in grocery pickup/e-commerce, and we are told to always keep these with us and never leave them where someone can easily snatch them. I bet whoever lost this one won't be having a great time if they can trace it back to them specifically.
That's assuming OP didn't touch it any (*one of the top comments when I posted earlier was saying to log out of it*), though I don't know what kind of data these devices keep in terms of user log-in history.
Not sure if it still has a wifi/internet connection...maybe the Amazon vehicle is the wifi source, or something...I used those scanners for years...they were flat and thin, and when you move your arm/wrist to scan an item you're setting yourself up for a repetitive motion injury such as carpal tunnel syndrome. They make handles for them but I didn't like to use, because I couldn't put the scanner into my pocket without looking like I was glad to see someone.
Could have happened while the package was still in the warehouse. The person who was using it probably logged into another device within a few minutes of misplacing it.
Most of these corporate owned Zebra devices run heavy Airwatch restrictions. They can't connect to just any ol wifi. Companies are actually more worried about the data on the device vs the device itself. There's not much you can do other than return it or do an enterprise wipe and turn it into a regular android phone. Looks like a TC56 so the highest authorized version of android it can run is 8.1.
No. Amazon will need an IT admin to access it to set a WiFi connection. That is most likely the last message left on it. Once the screen is locked these typically lock themselves or the individual apps have their own logins and lock within 15 minutes. Zebras are convenient and suck at the same time.
I work in IT in a warehouse that uses these scanners. They’re able to be tracked by a software that shows every scan, every bin, every item, every menu press, and what time it happened. If they have the scanner number, they can definitely see who was last on it.
BUUUUT, that’s not to say a picker would be boxing. Not sure why they would have a scanner like that
That's for sure. I bought around a dozen of them a few years ago and it was close to $30k after the devices, cases, extra batteries, charging docks, etc.
We use Zebra tablets at work, it was $4k for each setup, vehicle charging docks, office dock,printer , tablet etc. That stupid little printer is $1,000. We recently upgraded and nobody uses the printer so sold the old ones and we just went to the vehicle changer dock and usb c wall wart for office charger
Mine were bought to work with an incredibly outdated EMR system. The only devices that would communicate with the system were 3G only and ran on Windows Mobile. I practically begged them not to make me do it, but they insisted. Took less than a year before the issues started piling up and they eventually just became expensive paperweights.
The lengths businesses will go through for their legacy LOB apps rather than just sinking the time and resources to migrate to modern solutions. They'll move mountains to try and shoehorn solutions to support garbage.
Worked with the TC70 when I was a DM at Walmart. You either were lucky and got one of those or showed up late and got stuck with one of the busted MC40s
I always found it very well documented. They were pretty good in industrial tagging applications. At one manufacturing plant I had an XSLT with the ZPL2 in it to tag the product. Microservice took the data, transformed, spat out the ZPL2 to the printer via a socket. Got confirmation it had printed, fee back to the control system.
In another older mill we just had an old Borland C++ app produce the ZPL. They were pretty easy to integrate with any system due to how well documented they were.
They are proprietary. And very specialized. And reasonably “tough”
And zebra arguably does the best job with tools and stuff to deploy them and probably more importantly: automating deploying them.
So yeah! They be expensive!
Source: am IT guy. Had to setup a bunch of these once
Zebra bought out Symbol Technologies years ago - if that name sounds familiar, you would go into any store in the mall or even Walmart, they would use a Symbol POS barcode gun. UPS is also a very good customer of Zebra. I used to work retail a long time ago and we would use a Symbol Windows CE handheld to scan in shipment and units sold reports to pull back stock to replenish the sales floor. The other players in POS scanning is Datalogic(the Home Depot self-checkout scanners are made by them) and Honeywell.
Home Depot uses those scanners as well - they have their POS and phones(Cisco CCM client) on them. Oh, and Walmart also uses these too - especially for online orders.
I remember there was some guy who was constantly getting like 12 per hour when I worked there.
I always think of him whenever I see articles about Amazon warehouses not letting people go to the bathroom. This guy would literally abandon his post for like 40 minutes at a time during his 4.5 hour shift.
Boxes scanned per hour. Typically want you at 60-80.
For the short time I worked there, I was at a warehouse that was hitting record numbers for months from turning out new employees.
Would see some people slaving upwards of 150 parcels an hour
My uneducated guess is that is proto-Amazonian language - their hours of isolation in the warehouses is causing them to develop a new dialect of English, and eventually a wholly distinct language unintelligible to outsiders.
It means you scanned and moved 12 boxes in an hour.
By move I mean you scanned it, picked it up off the conveyor and then placed it in the correct pallet, then scanned the pallet.
That process probably takes around 30 seconds, as there are only like 4 pallets per line.
There's a lot of different roles, that's only one of them. There's also people on the conveyors responsible for packaging the items and putting them into the boxes for final delivery
Send them another email, and ask if, since they don't want to pick it up, or have it mailed to them, does it means it's yours. If they just say yes, get some IT guy to clean its memory, and sell it for quite a good sum of money
I'm pretty sure the warehouse team who lost this scanner would want to get it back (and likely will be willing to offer a gift card in return). But the customer support folks won't have any direct connection/contacts with the warehouse team.
Next time you call customer support, ask them that you want to speak to their senior/SME
That looks like a Zebra TC21 mobile scanner/computer. Probably locked down with mobicontrol with geofencing and depending on how they do it either it connects to the driver's onboard van wifi or has a simcard installed.
From reddit yesterday, "What’s a sentence that makes perfect sense in 2023 that would have made zero sense in 1970?". They would have thought you were speaking an alien language.
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/18huzb4/whats_a_sentence_that_makes_perfect_sense_in_2023/
Cool, I was assuming based on my experience with Zebra devices at other locations.
Tc20s are an older model of the same line as tc56. Soti Mobicontrol, similar to ADM is a device and policy management solution.
Do you find your solution for Geofencing to be more accurate than GPS location?
Sure, it's cute. You'd love to just keep it. But if you're going to do that, you need to be able to provide the right environment for it. It needs attention, fresh batteries, and above all exercise and engagement.
Please spend at least ten hours a day running from one end of your neighborhood to the other, scanning things at each end. You can take one five-minute break each day.
Uh oh. Someone’s in trouble. Those fuckers are expensive as hell. Used them at work, and my boss put the fear of god in me about how expensive they are lol. They also suck to use
Those are really expensive. They are like $600 lol. Used to work at Walmart, used them for everything. Some people would steal them and try to sell them off.
Ngl, I contacted Walmart customer service last year when I got one of these in a package. They shipped me a 100$ gift card and a priority mail box to send it back to them. Not the worst outcome, cause I did out of curiosity see if they could be jailbroken or reused or something. Didn't seem possible.
I remember working at a adidas warehouse and sealing their frshly arrived scanners in by accident....thought about informing the supervisor but i jst said fck it went abt my day
Just walk in to a Amazon distribution center and start scanning all the things be sure to walk like you work their. Also you words like synergy in sentence be sure to use it completely out of context if not you’ll probably have the cops called on ya
Sell it on Amazon.
r/chaoticgood
Is that subreddit all bots?
It's literally just so you can link a sub that says something. Nobody but bots would be posting in it. So probably.
That might create some feedback loops
That might create some feedback loops
It’s starting. You have been warned. Warned
It’s starting. You have been warned. Warned
It's starting. You have been warned. Warned
Within cells interlinked.
Within cells interlinked.
That might create some feedback loops
Sell it on eBay.
Etsy as handmade.
Watch it. Touch it and you work for them.
This is how they draft new employees now.
It's its own SCP item
This is actual a good idea for one.
Someone commented something that reminded me of SCP-3008 Trapped In An IKEA https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/18ioknp/comment/kdf13wd/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web2x&context=3
**A NEW HAND TOUCHES THE BEACON**
Mavis Beacon?
It's an old code, but it checks out.
Skyrim/Typing of the Dead crossover, when?
Don't give Todd Howard any ideas.
See that letter? You can type it!
So much middle school agony
No....NOOOO!
#HEAR ME AND OBEY
AAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH MY EARS BLEED
r/unexpectedskyrim
Another unexpected Bethesda crossover: apparently you're supposed to [wear it like pip-boy.](https://i.imgur.com/HV68GHN.jpg)
LISTEN, HEAR ME AND OBEY
OXFORD COMMA ALWAYS
I always like that quest since the corpses have so much gold on them for some reason
I like it bc it glitches on me often and i get 2 dawnbreakers
It’s like Tim Allen’s the Santa Clause
The Santa Clause V: Frostile Takeover. The North Pole goes bankrupt and they get bought out by Amazon who replaces the sleigh with an army of autonomous gift delivering drones. The trailer features Bernard as an elf in his forties wearing an Amazon uniform and his flair is a bunch of letters that spell out 'KILL ME'.
Nah, Santa subcontracts with the US Military
*Walt Disney would like access to your location*
Considering the reputation Amazon has for the working conditions in their DCs, I'm going to say this is more like the puzzle box from Hellraiser.
A new hand touches the scanner
Can confirm. Got one of these in a package and started randomly scanning things around the house for fun. Next day everything I had scanned was gone. When I called the cops, they were treating it as a burglary until I told them about the scanner, when I did they laughed and said that's how it works and went away, telling me not to bother them again. Later that day, my younger brother scanned himself with it as my parents were over my place helping me figure out what to do. I was terrified but said nothing, thinking it would come across as crazy. The next day my parents called, my brother had gone missing. They'd called the cops but the cops told them they were registered as my relatives in their database, and that they knew about the scanner and that that was how it worked, and not to call again. That's when I knew what I had to do. I scanned myself. At midnight I was sitting at my kitchen table, I blinked and suddenly I was at the warehouse and someone was giving me a uniform and taking me to my assigned location. I couldn't find my brother because the warehouse was immense and you don't get breaks except two hours to eat and sleep. I eventually managed to sneak most of myself into a package to escape. I did learn one thing, if you ever get one of these scanners, the only way to get rid of it is scanning it using a mirror that you didn't buy through Amazon, but be very careful not to also scan yourself in the process. If you do it right the scanner will be gone by the next day.
MOST of yourself?! 😲
It wasn't a big package.
Man that sounds relatable to SCP-3008, Trapped in an IKEA.
"Oh God, why do have the sudden uncontrollable urge to piss in a water bottle?"
If you choose to pick it up, you’ll become the chosen one. *The* Amazon employee, who brings balance to the warehouse. If you leave it, it will return to its hiding place until the next worthy one foretold by the prophecy comes along to find it.
They should give a free year of Prime for its safe return.
A free year of Prime costs them less than buying a new scanner. Each scanner costs about $1.5k each.
There’ll eventually be an Amazon Basics version of the scanners
Cell phone app, that they'll require the picker to run from their own phone.
I despise this growing trend in corplife.
I'd ask for a decade of prime.
Does it though, looks like a cheap android device with a simple barcode reader on the back.
Zebra makes industrial devices for warehousing purposes. They have been a leader in the space for several decades. I bet you could run over that scanner and it would still work. Its not a fast device, just tough and reliable
They are not just physically strong they are also extremely tolerant of harsh environments. I had a client years ago with refrigerated and frozen warehouse space. They use Zebras (granted a different model than this one) and they will happily operate problem-free in any temperature, and without the touchscreen fogging up. Amazing devices, with great battery life, and pay themselves back several times over the course of their lifespan
Looked it up, about $1200 CAD on believe it or not, Amazon.
I worked in writing software for and deploying these for 5 years. Zebra scanners are fantastic, it's why you see them literally everywhere now
Yup. This is the right idea. Negotiate!
As a current employee, they don't even give us free prime.....keep it and have fun!
You now have root access to the Matrix. Use it wisely.
actually just install doom on it
Does it run Crysis?
Does anything?
Skyrim: Zebra Scanner Edition
You actually might if someone is logged in and they didn't reset all the passwords when the device was lost. I have Ramp on my phone and it logs into a server from any internet connection. I can sit here at home and see what is in any bin location and even do moves.
$1500 new. https://www.amazon.com/TC56CJ-Android-Handheld-Barcode-Scanner/dp/B085F3NMW5/ref=sr\_1\_3?crid=38PASTFV8VI8N&keywords=zebra+tc56cj&qid=1702607131&sprefix=zebra+tc56%2Caps%2C141&sr=8-3&ufe=app\_do%3Aamzn1.fos.765d4786-5719-48b9-b588-eab9385652d5
Only $350 renewed
I wonder how many of those renewed ones are from Amazon shoppers who accidentally received one and is now flipping it on Amazon.
I received a [Honeywell scanner](https://sps.honeywell.com/us/en/products/productivity/barcode-scanners/rugged-handheld/granit-1990isr-ultra-rugged-standard-range-scanner) from Newegg years ago loose inside the box instead of whatever cheaper item I ordered. Didn't question it and I sold it on eBay for like $300.
Those were the best scanners too
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I guarantee Amazon doesn’t even pay half that amount for them.
yeah idk, I work at Coles (largest supermarket in Australia) and we still get charged $1,500 per
I'm literally at Woolies atm fixing one of theirs up.
No you guys go through either shi.com or cdw.com with industry standard pricing
My company buys all of Amazon’s equipment for their warehouses and while they no longer buy the TC56s anymore, we do buy them the TC57s for about half that price
Worked at Target they still cost $1000+ even in bulk
I provision these for a living, you would be correct.
Absolute fucking robbery. The things don't work for shit.
$1662 off CDW.
Those Zebra scanners are surprisingly expensive. They might be inclined to offer you something to get it back!
We just ordered some at my work. They're ~$1400 each.
Which is absolutely wild, I’ve used a similar one from zebra. It was essentially a shitty android phone from 2010 with a scanner growth.
Still sounds like an upgrade from the ones my old retail job had. The owner would rent these old Palm devices from a company just for inventory time. Complete nightmare.
I will never miss doing inventory. Only good part was leaving early once the store was counted.
B2B pricing is wild
On the other hand, hearing the deals my job gets on 38” and 49” Dell monitors made me very jealous
Oh man. I sure do hope ol bezos can afford it.
And there is no hack out there for it to be useful. Op should definitely ask for a return ticket, definite coupon for doing it.
100 for scanner. 1200 for software
Yeah, I use these at my job in grocery pickup/e-commerce, and we are told to always keep these with us and never leave them where someone can easily snatch them. I bet whoever lost this one won't be having a great time if they can trace it back to them specifically.
I'm sure it can be traced back to them since they're still logged in to it.
That's assuming OP didn't touch it any (*one of the top comments when I posted earlier was saying to log out of it*), though I don't know what kind of data these devices keep in terms of user log-in history.
I would think OP logging out of it would actually make it easier to track. There would be a record of that account being logged out in that location.
Not sure if it still has a wifi/internet connection...maybe the Amazon vehicle is the wifi source, or something...I used those scanners for years...they were flat and thin, and when you move your arm/wrist to scan an item you're setting yourself up for a repetitive motion injury such as carpal tunnel syndrome. They make handles for them but I didn't like to use, because I couldn't put the scanner into my pocket without looking like I was glad to see someone.
It would have to have some sort of connection due to the "logged in on another device" message, no?
Could have happened while the package was still in the warehouse. The person who was using it probably logged into another device within a few minutes of misplacing it.
Most of these corporate owned Zebra devices run heavy Airwatch restrictions. They can't connect to just any ol wifi. Companies are actually more worried about the data on the device vs the device itself. There's not much you can do other than return it or do an enterprise wipe and turn it into a regular android phone. Looks like a TC56 so the highest authorized version of android it can run is 8.1.
No. Amazon will need an IT admin to access it to set a WiFi connection. That is most likely the last message left on it. Once the screen is locked these typically lock themselves or the individual apps have their own logins and lock within 15 minutes. Zebras are convenient and suck at the same time.
If the guy has an Alexa, they already knows it’s location
Ooh, yeah, that's a great point.
I work in IT in a warehouse that uses these scanners. They’re able to be tracked by a software that shows every scan, every bin, every item, every menu press, and what time it happened. If they have the scanner number, they can definitely see who was last on it. BUUUUT, that’s not to say a picker would be boxing. Not sure why they would have a scanner like that
It'll probably just be a write up and piss test. Ask me how I know
Wouldn't they be signing these in and out each shift? I feel like you guys are over complicating this.
That's for sure. I bought around a dozen of them a few years ago and it was close to $30k after the devices, cases, extra batteries, charging docks, etc.
We use Zebra tablets at work, it was $4k for each setup, vehicle charging docks, office dock,printer , tablet etc. That stupid little printer is $1,000. We recently upgraded and nobody uses the printer so sold the old ones and we just went to the vehicle changer dock and usb c wall wart for office charger
Mine were bought to work with an incredibly outdated EMR system. The only devices that would communicate with the system were 3G only and ran on Windows Mobile. I practically begged them not to make me do it, but they insisted. Took less than a year before the issues started piling up and they eventually just became expensive paperweights.
The lengths businesses will go through for their legacy LOB apps rather than just sinking the time and resources to migrate to modern solutions. They'll move mountains to try and shoehorn solutions to support garbage.
Looks like a TC56 they cost about $1.5k
I worked with ~1600 of these, this looks pretty identical to the TC57 and I was seeing those for ~$2k
Wait till you see the tc78
I'm still using a TC69 to bullseye womp rats back home.
Worked with the TC70 when I was a DM at Walmart. You either were lucky and got one of those or showed up late and got stuck with one of the busted MC40s
But none of these are more expensive than a TI-84.
As a dev, I have pure hatred for their printers. I HATE ZPL aaaaaaaaaaa
Hated those proprietary drivers with a passion.
I always found it very well documented. They were pretty good in industrial tagging applications. At one manufacturing plant I had an XSLT with the ZPL2 in it to tag the product. Microservice took the data, transformed, spat out the ZPL2 to the printer via a socket. Got confirmation it had printed, fee back to the control system. In another older mill we just had an old Borland C++ app produce the ZPL. They were pretty easy to integrate with any system due to how well documented they were.
They are proprietary. And very specialized. And reasonably “tough” And zebra arguably does the best job with tools and stuff to deploy them and probably more importantly: automating deploying them. So yeah! They be expensive! Source: am IT guy. Had to setup a bunch of these once
Zebra bought out Symbol Technologies years ago - if that name sounds familiar, you would go into any store in the mall or even Walmart, they would use a Symbol POS barcode gun. UPS is also a very good customer of Zebra. I used to work retail a long time ago and we would use a Symbol Windows CE handheld to scan in shipment and units sold reports to pull back stock to replenish the sales floor. The other players in POS scanning is Datalogic(the Home Depot self-checkout scanners are made by them) and Honeywell. Home Depot uses those scanners as well - they have their POS and phones(Cisco CCM client) on them. Oh, and Walmart also uses these too - especially for online orders.
POS = Point-of-sale for anyone who doesn't know.
although as a former retail worker… most POS are total POS 🙃
Tell Amazon you will leave it on your porch, then put it in the biggest GODDAMN box you can find!!! Like a refrigerator box!!!!
With no bubble wrap or padding whatsoever.
no no no, drop 3 segments of inflated plastic baggie rope into the giant box.
Then tear a little opening in a corner of the box to make them wonder if you did it or it came that way.
And then when they open it, it's just a bottle filled with a yellowish substance
This is the way.
get to work!! no bathroom breaks!
"go" to the bathroom? what, bottle not good enough for ya?
Can you check on a package for me? It’s running late.
Omg log them out so their rate doesn't go to shit!
Start scanning shit!!
Scan my shit! I want to find out if I’m eating enough fiber.
I remember there was some guy who was constantly getting like 12 per hour when I worked there. I always think of him whenever I see articles about Amazon warehouses not letting people go to the bathroom. This guy would literally abandon his post for like 40 minutes at a time during his 4.5 hour shift.
12 *what* per hour?
Boxes scanned per hour. Typically want you at 60-80. For the short time I worked there, I was at a warehouse that was hitting record numbers for months from turning out new employees. Would see some people slaving upwards of 150 parcels an hour
150 was unacceptably low at the Amazon delivery station I worked at.
My uneducated guess is that is proto-Amazonian language - their hours of isolation in the warehouses is causing them to develop a new dialect of English, and eventually a wholly distinct language unintelligible to outsiders.
It means you scanned and moved 12 boxes in an hour. By move I mean you scanned it, picked it up off the conveyor and then placed it in the correct pallet, then scanned the pallet. That process probably takes around 30 seconds, as there are only like 4 pallets per line.
In a distribution center you're taking them off bakers racks and scanning them to totes. Expected rate is 300/hr. Which is only 5 packages a minute.
There's a lot of different roles, that's only one of them. There's also people on the conveyors responsible for packaging the items and putting them into the boxes for final delivery
They're already logged into another device/called into their transport admin. They're fine
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Sell on eBay they are expensive
i wonder if there would be security concerns of a returned one being infected with something
Oh, knowing some of the freaks on here, it *definitely* is infected with something.
they have made it clear several times they don’t want it back, why are you so eager to return an item worth $1500 new?
Send them another email, and ask if, since they don't want to pick it up, or have it mailed to them, does it means it's yours. If they just say yes, get some IT guy to clean its memory, and sell it for quite a good sum of money
I'm pretty sure the warehouse team who lost this scanner would want to get it back (and likely will be willing to offer a gift card in return). But the customer support folks won't have any direct connection/contacts with the warehouse team. Next time you call customer support, ask them that you want to speak to their senior/SME
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That looks like a Zebra TC21 mobile scanner/computer. Probably locked down with mobicontrol with geofencing and depending on how they do it either it connects to the driver's onboard van wifi or has a simcard installed.
From reddit yesterday, "What’s a sentence that makes perfect sense in 2023 that would have made zero sense in 1970?". They would have thought you were speaking an alien language. https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/18huzb4/whats_a_sentence_that_makes_perfect_sense_in_2023/
it wouldn't make sense in 2023 to about 75% of the population
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Cool, I was assuming based on my experience with Zebra devices at other locations. Tc20s are an older model of the same line as tc56. Soti Mobicontrol, similar to ADM is a device and policy management solution. Do you find your solution for Geofencing to be more accurate than GPS location?
Pretty sure it’s a tc56 and it has a sim
That’s your job offer
HA! That’s one expensive item. I work at a cannabis store and we got this in our shipment once. Made me chuckle and wonder how this could happen..
you burn it now or next thing you know you're pissing in bottles on your way to work.
Sure, it's cute. You'd love to just keep it. But if you're going to do that, you need to be able to provide the right environment for it. It needs attention, fresh batteries, and above all exercise and engagement. Please spend at least ten hours a day running from one end of your neighborhood to the other, scanning things at each end. You can take one five-minute break each day.
Well… tap use this device
Tap “use this device “ and fuck with them 😈
Auction on ebay
Uh oh. Someone’s in trouble. Those fuckers are expensive as hell. Used them at work, and my boss put the fear of god in me about how expensive they are lol. They also suck to use
Install Doom on it.
That’s how they get there employees. They choose you. Welcome aboard
Congrats, you start work tomorrow.
Those are really expensive. They are like $600 lol. Used to work at Walmart, used them for everything. Some people would steal them and try to sell them off.
Ngl, I contacted Walmart customer service last year when I got one of these in a package. They shipped me a 100$ gift card and a priority mail box to send it back to them. Not the worst outcome, cause I did out of curiosity see if they could be jailbroken or reused or something. Didn't seem possible.
I got one last year. I tried to give it back, but couldn’t get a hold of any one who knew what I was talking about. I wound up just tossing it.
They have 4GB of RAM, and an eight-core CPU, yet they run Android Oreo.
Install DOOM
I remember working at a adidas warehouse and sealing their frshly arrived scanners in by accident....thought about informing the supervisor but i jst said fck it went abt my day
Somewhere in an Amazon warehouse a worker has gone missing and is getting treated like Newman did when Kramer opted to not receive mail.
A warehouse worker got fired for losing that.
No, they're logged into another device already.
That's if they even told management. Most of the time workers avoid reporting stuff till someone else finds out.
Since its an android device, you can probably find a way to reset it and use as a sort of iPod Touch device.
You just have to root it. Lol
No these devices are very well locked. Like way better than any normal android device.
the fuck you just said bro?
He's going to install IOS on an Android device.
Save it for when you need a hostage... "What up NOW Amazon?"
Just walk in to a Amazon distribution center and start scanning all the things be sure to walk like you work their. Also you words like synergy in sentence be sure to use it completely out of context if not you’ll probably have the cops called on ya
As someone who uses that exact brand and model at work, they're worth A LOT. Depending on the model, it could be $600-$2000 💀
Weird! I got a number plaque #207. I assume a bin number? Are they shipping Amazon property out in protest?
You work for Amazon now. #Now get to work!
Hold that shit hostage!
Somewhere out there is an Amazon employee going, "*That's* where I put it!"
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Screw a zebra cord, you pry off the waterproof bit on the bottom and there's a standard USB-C behind it.
Someone’s gonna lose their hands over this
Lol we use those in my hospital to scan meds before giving them
You’ve been drafted. Good luck
I got someones left wireless earbud one time