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      <title>Appointment Reminders With ukue: Jobs Scheduled Days Ahead, Deleted When a Booking Moves</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;Picture a hair salon in London that takes bookings online, weeks ahead, and texts every client a reminder 24 hours before the appointment. No-shows cost it money, so the reminders matter. The obvious way to send them is a cron job that wakes up every few minutes and searches the bookings for appointments about a day away. That works until two runs overlap and a client gets two texts, or the server is down at the wrong moment and an hour of reminders never goes out, or a booking moves and the reminder still names the old time.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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