Usually mediatek phones don't get quad band 3g I noticed, it's usually just two Chinese(?) bands, makes them unusable for anything except 2g here

What does the gear best dispatch faster button do?
I suspect nothing.
But will those sneaky chunks charge me extra?

*whipcrack echoes in abadoned hallways somewhere in china*

always 900/2100

No, the dispatch faster button is just for customer satisfaction from clicking it I think

A lot of the phones I check work here.

But my provider is A+

thats all it does @n00beR

@n00beR doesn't cost you anything extra to whip a chink

https://giphy.com/gifs/nothing-y63H09ZvHJdf2

Lol thanks guys

time for the daily haul

Wow nice.
Looks like a big box

What it does is it gives them a free tennis ball to work with! C:

I love that story for how ridiculous it is

@Cad do tell

tho i do think that they keep note on that "dispatch faster" button

you are a big box

I forget a lot of the details, apparently some Chinese factory workers had to hold a tennis ball to their chest with their chin to make sure they wouldn't get distracted from their work, and would get penalized for dropping it

and actualy see what items people want faster and what people dont care so much

so they can act accordingly (also know what people want that way)

@Cad that's some fucked up shut.

more is pressed.. more change it has appearing in your local warehouse inventory i bet

at this rate i need to buy a chink knife to open my packages with

@Cole recommend me

@Tervy OK that makes sense

It used to get posted in /csg/ threads, some story about workers asking "No more tennis balls" when asked about working conditions and it confused the fuck out of translators

its only half-sane reason i can think of why theyd have one

aside the whipcrack that is

I'm very lost on the actual details of it though

Getting them to keep a tennis ball under their chin seems counter productive, unless they need to be looking down all the time.

If you're working a factory assembly line you'd generally be looking down all the time

its probly for support that neck muscles dont get "stuck"

and then they take medical leave

and when they take medical leave their kids need to replace them

and you know how shittily 5 year olds work

Seriously though does anybody else remember this story or am I just batshit

they need continous cracking to keep them going

Depends.
Something like soldering or or screws maybe, but you will still have to look up for components or more screws.

Maybe a stamp or press machine, who knows.

I really thought China would have automated most things by now.
They must still have plenty of poor farmers to attract to the city's.

that's why abibas is moving factories back to germany

Why would they trust Chinese automation made by unpaid factory workers getting replaced by the machines they build 🤔

automation is still years off for most stuff outside of gigantic companies that can afford basically building new factories tbh

Automation is going to be a very interesting time to live for sure