So what? There can be more than one winner in the cloud market.
It's obvious Microsoft doesn't care about the Windows market anymore though, given that each release gets worse and worse.
A few years ago when I trialed Amazon Prime, their movie selection didn't seem great. Doubt that's improved recently. What service has the best selection?
So many people would like to be a moderator on various forums. Not sure why people want to give away their time for free to a website that makes money off their work.
"replace a broken phone with a refurbished one that is subject to the same engineering defect that caused the phone to break in the first place."
A lawsuit had to be filed against Apple for all the 2011, 2012, and 2013 MacBook Pros that suffered problems with failing GPU chips, before they finally implemented an extended warranty program. But all the warranty program does is allow you to get a refurbished motherboard with the exact same problem. My replacement motherboard died with the same issue just 1 week after it was replaced.
For DVD+Rs, I have noticed a drop in quality from Verbatim. The last few batches I got in the past 1-2 years have exceeded acceptable error thresholds in Nero CD-DVD Speed. A Taiyo Yuden batch I got a year ago passed with flying colors. Fortunately it was a batch made in Japan, as I heard they were moving production China - not a good sign.
I'm looking for DVD+R DLs, and TY doesn't make those. Verbatim does, but the reviews say that quality has dropped ever since they moved production from Singapore to UAE a few years ago.
> If it was really 30 hours, you could work 30 at Amazon, 30 at Microsoft and get 150% of your salary for working the same number of hours as "full time".
Or you could do what a former coworker of mine did. He had 2 full-time jobs, one of which allowed him to work from home - home being the office of the other job.
It used to be that Verbatim and Taiyo Yuden were the 2 best brands of optical media. But the last 3 packs of Verbatim DVD+R discs all tested poorly in Nero CD-DVD Speed. So I had to buy the more expensive Taiyo Yuden. Those tested well, but supposedly the Taiyo Yudens aren't made in Japan anymore - they moved the production to China. (Mine were made in Japan.) So who knows if they'll be able to maintain the same quality.
Also, Taiyo Yuden doesn't make DVD+R DL discs. Verbatim supposedly made high quality DVD+R DL discs in Singapore, but a few years ago they moved production to UAE, and the reviews aren't very good for those.
I just got a BD-RE writer in a new laptop, and have no idea what a good brand for BD discs is. I haven't looked into it, as I don't have a need to burn BDs yet.
Back in 1995, when the "under construction" signs were popular, my friends and I stumbled upon www.nike.com. Their site displayed a photo of a rotary phone, along with the words "The web site you've reached is not in service." My friends and I rolled our eyes at that.
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Windows 10 is a disaster, the Surface is a disaster, yet their stock just hit an all-time high.
and you need to make an appointment at least a few days in advanced to be guaranteed to be helped when you show up.
So what? There can be more than one winner in the cloud market. It's obvious Microsoft doesn't care about the Windows market anymore though, given that each release gets worse and worse.
Did your 2011 Macbook Pro die from the GPU problem yet?
they're not watching it, they're just Netflix and chillin.
A few years ago when I trialed Amazon Prime, their movie selection didn't seem great. Doubt that's improved recently. What service has the best selection?
That is a 100% correct answer for a Libertarian.
Go ahead and try to sue them if they back out of the deal, Marissa. They can bleed you to death with all the legal fees.
Amazon Prime, where you have to pay an extra $5.99 for a box of any "pantry" items.
Opposite for me. Fedex is great (except when they require you to sign for something). UPS frequently has problems.
So many people would like to be a moderator on various forums. Not sure why people want to give away their time for free to a website that makes money off their work.
"replace a broken phone with a refurbished one that is subject to the same engineering defect that caused the phone to break in the first place." A lawsuit had to be filed against Apple for all the 2011, 2012, and 2013 MacBook Pros that suffered problems with failing GPU chips, before they finally implemented an extended warranty program. But all the warranty program does is allow you to get a refurbished motherboard with the exact same problem. My replacement motherboard died with the same issue just 1 week after it was replaced.
since I read the entire article before replying.
Thousands or tens of thousands of customers complaining about unexplained fees - that's not going to raise a red flag?
The original iPhone had a 3.5" screen, and it had a 3.5mm audio connector. So why can't it fit in the iPhone 7 which has a 4.7 or 5.5 inch screen?
For DVD+Rs, I have noticed a drop in quality from Verbatim. The last few batches I got in the past 1-2 years have exceeded acceptable error thresholds in Nero CD-DVD Speed. A Taiyo Yuden batch I got a year ago passed with flying colors. Fortunately it was a batch made in Japan, as I heard they were moving production China - not a good sign. I'm looking for DVD+R DLs, and TY doesn't make those. Verbatim does, but the reviews say that quality has dropped ever since they moved production from Singapore to UAE a few years ago.
> If it was really 30 hours, you could work 30 at Amazon, 30 at Microsoft and get 150% of your salary for working the same number of hours as "full time". Or you could do what a former coworker of mine did. He had 2 full-time jobs, one of which allowed him to work from home - home being the office of the other job.
Also, Taiyo Yuden doesn't make DVD+R DL discs. Verbatim supposedly made high quality DVD+R DL discs in Singapore, but a few years ago they moved production to UAE, and the reviews aren't very good for those.
I just got a BD-RE writer in a new laptop, and have no idea what a good brand for BD discs is. I haven't looked into it, as I don't have a need to burn BDs yet.
Won't matter if you're sued then. It'll take 50 years for your case to work through the queue.
That's the one advantage that obese people have - they never get strip searched.
What good would that be if SP2 includes all the telemetry patches?
I'm definitely sticking to Windows 7 then.
Back in 1995, when the "under construction" signs were popular, my friends and I stumbled upon www.nike.com. Their site displayed a photo of a rotary phone, along with the words "The web site you've reached is not in service." My friends and I rolled our eyes at that.
If he's flip flopped so many times, then which side does he believe?
Why not ask about all non-athletic employees?