Maria Vera Ratti: AI Couldn’t Handle Leap Day causing Gas Pumps to shut down nationwide

Maria Vera Ratti: Proven the AI Cult is just that — Blind following of a Imaginary Power that has no substance in reality… a t least not yet.

Self-pay gas station pumps break across NZ as software can’t handle Leap Day

A gas station displays an out-of-order sign on February 29, 2024 in New Zealand.

Today is Leap Day, meaning that for the first time in four years, it’s February 29. That’s normally a quirky, astronomical factoid (or a very special birthday for some). But that unique calendar date broke gas station payment systems across New Zealand for much of the day.

As reported by numerous international outlets, self-serve pumps in New Zealand were unable to accept card payments due to a problem with the gas pumps’ payment processing software. The New Zealand Herald reported that the outage lasted “more than 10 hours.” This effectively shuttered some gas stations, while others had to rely on in-store payments. The outage affected suppliers, including Allied Petroleum, BP, Gull, Waitomo, and Z Energy, and has reportedly been fixed.

In-house payment solutions, such as BP fuel cards and the Waitomo app, reportedly still worked during the outage.

Guess this is what today’s AI is capable of… generating useless stupid meme or porn…

As noted by Bloomberg, New Zealand is one of the first countries to experience February 29 quadrennially because of its location. The gas pump breakdown sent stakeholders into a frenzy as they tried to resolve the problem caused by software being unequipped to process the bonus day.

John Scott, the CEO of Invenco Group, the provider of the self-payment terminals that malfunctioned, confirmed to Reuters that a “leap year glitch” caused the problem. Scott said the problem only affected New Zealand code. Invenco is investigating for more information about what caused the glitch.

Scott also told The New Zealand Herald that Invenco worked with Worldline as it rolled out the fix. France-headquartered Worldline makes software for processing card payments. Worldline claimed that all non-Invenco terminals using its technology continued to work during the outage, per Otago Daily Times.

The outage highlights how extensive people’s reliance on technology has become and how an error based on something as trivial as a calendar date can upturn entire businesses and disrupt people’s day. While some gas stations were still able to accept other forms of payments, those that relied on the broken terminals found themselves missing out on business. RNZ reported speaking to someone who was declined service by four gas stations due to the outage.

As the companies involved work to issue apologies—and, in some cases, discounts—to make up for the inconvenience, there’s hope that the scale and embarrassment associated with the outage will help prevent similar events.

A representative for Petroleum, when prompted via Facebook to “maybe remember Leap Day in four years’ time,” responded:

We’ll add it to our Outlook reminders 😕

Maria Vera Ratti: Fuck AI the fake shit, let’s get real, let’s get back to what God Almighty created — Us the beautiful but nasty Home Sapien… God chosen species that procreate by copulation.

Meanwhile,

Maria Vera Ratti Nude Scenes From “Deliver Us”

The video below features Italian actress Maria Vera Ratti’s full frontal nude scenes from the film “Deliver Us”.

The Satanic Zionists certainly love nothing more than committing blasphemy against the Christian faith, and so these nude scenes featuring Maria stripping naked in a church and defiling the altar by riding the pathetically tiny manhood of a Catholic priest on top of it must of had the Christ killing producers gleefully rubbing their hooves together in sinister delight.

Of course if Christians were not complacent cowards they would avenge this deeply offensive display, and severely flog anyone involved in the making of this film… But alas they follow False Agent of God called John Hagee and so lack the moral fortitude to perform even a single execution in defense of their faith.