why would i care if at&t throttles my kids' youtube if they watch too much during the month on cellular? Same for myself, some of us have better things to do than stare into a phone all day long and "stream"
and they are wording it to exclude the few people who want to use their smartphone as their home internet or have some continuous download on it 24x7 cause they want to feel special at using a lot of data
IOS does something similar where you can download the last working version of the app for your IOS
why can't steam keep the old legacy servers for the old client and repoint everyone to new servers that will be updated along with client? disable purchasing on the legacy servers and just keep them for the old games
Google won't certify your android phone for OHA unless it has google search, apps, etc. go read about what happened when Verizon and others were shipping android with Bing search. Google came down pretty hard
how is it anti-competitive? Steam is free to release their own SteamPhone. Apple spent a lot of money on it's platform and no reason to let others profit from it for free.
Hulu has always been owned by comcast, fox and others. Just like Verizon trying to get rid of copper, the ISP's are probably going to try to get rid of their cable box businesses and simply sell streaming packages without the overhead of the cable box
just an excuse for hospitals to keep you and run lots of tests. happened to a family member where she spent a month in the hospital and was told she might have cancer only to leave diagnosed with a bacterial infection. and one of my kids. a day in the ER with an MRI and lots of other tests only to be diagnosed with strep.
people need to accept the fact that medicine is not perfect and doctors don't know everything and not sue anytime a diagnosis is wrong
Most of these extensions have nothing but an anonymous internet email behind them and yet people and computer geeks install them and literally give admin access to their computer to strangers
The subways were originally built by private companies but the fare was set by the city. This caused financial problems as costs rose.
After a while these companies went bankrupt and now they along with the commuter railroads who were also originally private companies were all bought out by the state and turned into the MTA. A state sponsored private corporation that the state, the city and other counties control.
In the 80's the private companies who ran the bus system were also integrated into the MTA
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no one is forcing you to buy internet twice. you don't even have to use a cell phone if you don't want to.
why would i care if at&t throttles my kids' youtube if they watch too much during the month on cellular? Same for myself, some of us have better things to do than stare into a phone all day long and "stream"
and they are wording it to exclude the few people who want to use their smartphone as their home internet or have some continuous download on it 24x7 cause they want to feel special at using a lot of data
like buying meat and produce by the pound? Or taking stuff out out of place?
IOS does something similar where you can download the last working version of the app for your IOS
why can't steam keep the old legacy servers for the old client and repoint everyone to new servers that will be updated along with client? disable purchasing on the legacy servers and just keep them for the old games
you can always get great deals being one gen behind. especially with the shortened cycles like now
stellaris doesn't have 4K yet
so do you fire all your engineers while you're not shipping new product? why pay people to sit around and do nothing?
they probably optimized it for their CPU's instead of generic ARM
Google knew about the iphone. Google's CEO was on Apple's board at the time
so for years i hear how tech needs to follow star trek. voice commands finally become popular and people don't want them
Google won't certify your android phone for OHA unless it has google search, apps, etc. go read about what happened when Verizon and others were shipping android with Bing search. Google came down pretty hard
how is it anti-competitive? Steam is free to release their own SteamPhone. Apple spent a lot of money on it's platform and no reason to let others profit from it for free.
Hulu has always been owned by comcast, fox and others. Just like Verizon trying to get rid of copper, the ISP's are probably going to try to get rid of their cable box businesses and simply sell streaming packages without the overhead of the cable box
PC has Stellaris
popular movies at the nice theaters are sold out for days in advance around release time
just an excuse for hospitals to keep you and run lots of tests. happened to a family member where she spent a month in the hospital and was told she might have cancer only to leave diagnosed with a bacterial infection. and one of my kids. a day in the ER with an MRI and lots of other tests only to be diagnosed with strep.
people need to accept the fact that medicine is not perfect and doctors don't know everything and not sue anytime a diagnosis is wrong
Nintendo can't even make a 1080p console in 2018
cards take less than 5%
cash you need to pay people to count it, pick it up, do the bookkeeping, account for theft and pay the bank to accept your deposit
not as long as there are dummies willing to pay that much for a shot of cheap liquor and a cup of fruit juice
the bits are still there
Most of these extensions have nothing but an anonymous internet email behind them and yet people and computer geeks install them and literally give admin access to their computer to strangers
If someone calls a rural area T-Mobile pays the receiving carrier. A lot of these are a scam and charge extremely high rates.
Probably illegal not to route these calls, so T-Mobile found another way
the second ave subway
7 train extension
L train tunnel rehab
rebuilding dozens of stations
East Side Access for LIRR to Grand Central
The subways were originally built by private companies but the fare was set by the city. This caused financial problems as costs rose.
After a while these companies went bankrupt and now they along with the commuter railroads who were also originally private companies were all bought out by the state and turned into the MTA. A state sponsored private corporation that the state, the city and other counties control.
In the 80's the private companies who ran the bus system were also integrated into the MTA