That depends on which audio system you're running.
Since this can vary depending on your distro, the easiest place to look for that info is going to be your distro's documentation. That documentation may also include instructions for how to accomplish exactly what you want.
On top of this, your account gets penalized if you refuse to take an offered ride.
The complexity is the point. The less people willing or able to jump through all the necessary hoops to receive their healthcare through the system, the less money they have to pay out. Adding more complexity in the form of yet another opaque approval system adds many more hoops to get through, which is actually the entire purpose of that system. Deloitte knew this going in.
Yes, I have sympathy for the individuals who have to build this system, however I have absolutely zero sympathy for the company that put it into practice.
Yes, the medicare system is needlessly complex, however Deloitte decided to replace manpower with cheaper automation which had the side effect of saving them work by increasing rejections.
The world also happens to be complex. Enough so that both things can be true.
As a former rideshare driver: Fuckin' based.
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It's like a little sibling. I'll shit talk my own culture all day, but you make fun of it, then fuck you from here to next Wednesday.
I already don't own an xbox and am happy about it. Checkmate, MS.
The thought in question is that a specific group of people should stop existing. I'm sure that won't backfire either.
I think the main concern is that this is a step towards normalizing extremely frequent price changes, a la Uber surge pricing.
Nice, I'll definitely have to check this out. Thanks for the info!
Oh, poor baby can't make money with an illegal business model. How awful.