There is some scope for a brick and mortar toy store provided they are willing to be double as a pseudo-playcenter.
Toy aisles and toy stores are frequently populated by exhausted parents standing around while their children entertain themselves checking out the toys. The kids are happy enough. The parents are content just to have a few minutes to themselves. Toy retailers typically try and dissuade this behavior.
Meanwhile indoor playgrounds/play centers are a huge and growing business. They are happy for parents to unleash their children while they make their money from entry charges, selling cups of coffee to the parents and snacks for the kids.
Despite having a huge inventory of toys play centers never actually sell toys that I have seen. Tearful children have to leave their new favorite ride on racing car (or whatever) behind when they leave.
>What I really need is just a huge table with two fields: “token”, “content”
Sounds more like a key value store and less like a relational database. Although you can store key value data in a relational db of course, there may be a better tool for the job.
The column type would have to be the type of the encrypted value. The type of the unencrypted data could not be enforced by the DB and you would have to rely on code doing the correct thing.
I am however extremely wary of doing it that way. I don't know your requirements of course.
>Almost no one reads them, so they should not be enforceable.
It varies depending on where in the world you are but its actually pretty unclear as to whether they are enforceable. Or at least, a specific set of T&Cs with a specific user/customer may be found to be unenforceable for a wide range of reasons.
Of course, the company that puts the T&Cs in front of you isn't going to tell you that.
>However during the time in jail for crimes related to my addiction the only thing on my mind the entire stay was, "can't wait to get out of here and get that first dose again".
Speaking to someone who had recently been released, he talked about people shooting up in the car two minutes after being released. Friends and sometimes even family members would be there to meet them at their release and would bring along drugs for them to consume at the first possible instant as some kind of "welcome back" present.
Most likely but thats not 100%. Unfortunately the specs may not be correct if the manufacturers of the individual input components and materials have not been honest.
For example there is a hospital in Australia (http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-06-30/lead-levels-in-perth-c...) that has been massively delayed due to lead mysteriously appearing where there should be none and asbestos also appearing where there should be none. From what I know, the sources have turned out to be manufacturers in China either knowingly misrepresenting their products or using contaminated materials in their own manufacturing.
Assuming the spring water company is actually complying with the limits. That would also be worth testing. I wouldn't be particularly surprised if a spring water company was lax with ongoing testing and making sure to test the water once it has been through their whole process and is in bottles.
There was a case with cranberry juice in Australia (I think it was) where school kids tested store bought cranberry juice and found it contained zero vitamin C. Something about the way the juice was processed and bottled destroyed all the vitamin C but no one had ever bothered to test the juice after processing and bottling.
Toy aisles and toy stores are frequently populated by exhausted parents standing around while their children entertain themselves checking out the toys. The kids are happy enough. The parents are content just to have a few minutes to themselves. Toy retailers typically try and dissuade this behavior.
Meanwhile indoor playgrounds/play centers are a huge and growing business. They are happy for parents to unleash their children while they make their money from entry charges, selling cups of coffee to the parents and snacks for the kids.
Despite having a huge inventory of toys play centers never actually sell toys that I have seen. Tearful children have to leave their new favorite ride on racing car (or whatever) behind when they leave.