Now if you really want to complain, try living without Google, Microsoft, Apple, Linux and Amazon. Those companies are, like it or not, part of our modern life.
Or you need to stop in the exact spot to insert a card into card reader when exiting parking.
Or there is a road work and a person is redirecting traffic.
Or you just need to move the car a little bit.
This is a feature which allows to undelete data during grace period. Every provider must have that.
This specific issue is that
1. the grace period was way too long.
2. the data was accidentally undeleted.
RTFA:
Ubuntu has approximately 135,000 instances. In second place, a long, long way back, you'll find Amazon's own Amazon Linux Amazon Machine Image (AMI), with 54,000. Lagging even farther behind, there's Windows with 17,600 instances. In fourth and fifth place, you'll find CentOS, 8,500, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), 5,600.
I don't have any problem with the account verification though - it's just a variant of the 2-factor authentication so don't complain too much, it may prevent you from getting your account hijacked.
On the other hand, if for some reason you phone number changes, bye-bye account.
I always leave spoon or fork on the plate when heating up food in microwave, just so I do not need to hold it in my hand. Nothing happens, it does not even get warm. And yes, it is made from metal.
Speaking of which, the microwave walls are made from steel, so there is always a lot of it in the microwave, whenever you turn it on. Oh, horror!
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Now if you really want to complain, try living without Google, Microsoft, Apple, Linux and Amazon. Those companies are, like it or not, part of our modern life.
that Linux is a company
But, but, they are retina maps!
Positive Molecular Locator is well-known device which works exactly in the same way. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
And each of them little pop-up cameras will have it's own tiny pop-up flash, aww..
Good grief!
Or you need to stop in the exact spot to insert a card into card reader when exiting parking. Or there is a road work and a person is redirecting traffic. Or you just need to move the car a little bit.
We really need a way to test if snow is not too yellow!
Shake the phone really quick next to a fridge magnet == free wireless charging from the magnetic field!
They are rectangular! And they have amazing rounded corners!
Blank page, login link at the bottom. They don't like ad blockers so much?
To make a rectangular chip?
How very Culture.
This is a feature which allows to undelete data during grace period. Every provider must have that. This specific issue is that 1. the grace period was way too long. 2. the data was accidentally undeleted.
Absolutely. Kill bots have built-in kill limit, they shut off as soon as it is reached.
Do not repeat the old mistakes, bots!
And Facebook is making $3.73 per head!
Sir, are you aware that you're leaking coolant at an alarming rate?
The title is quite clear: chrome likes ads and disables less important content
RTFA: Ubuntu has approximately 135,000 instances. In second place, a long, long way back, you'll find Amazon's own Amazon Linux Amazon Machine Image (AMI), with 54,000. Lagging even farther behind, there's Windows with 17,600 instances. In fourth and fifth place, you'll find CentOS, 8,500, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), 5,600.
I don't have any problem with the account verification though - it's just a variant of the 2-factor authentication so don't complain too much, it may prevent you from getting your account hijacked.
On the other hand, if for some reason you phone number changes, bye-bye account.
Well, did you think about the children who are starving because you selfishly hide all that valuable personal info?
It is just a decoration. It has no practical function. Trying to use it under water would be a major hurdle and likely very dangerous.
Humans eat everything. Bush meat, dolphins, dogs, other humans. Ok, maybe stopped eating other humans just recently.
I always leave spoon or fork on the plate when heating up food in microwave, just so I do not need to hold it in my hand. Nothing happens, it does not even get warm. And yes, it is made from metal. Speaking of which, the microwave walls are made from steel, so there is always a lot of it in the microwave, whenever you turn it on. Oh, horror!
Right. Let us build docking stations all over the high seas and recharge the damn ships!