Never started. Way back in the "before time", I looked at it and concluded that if I'm not paying for it I'm not the customer, I'm the product. Gave it a pass.
Siri still bites, no workstation level computer (mac pro), iOS is getting bloated and the Home Pod is a flop. But sure, curved screens, work on that...
They could release OS updates, that intentionally degraded performance of old phones, and when caught they could just claim that they did it to help out people with old batteries?
Because at some point, you will be given an Office 2019 file, and you're version will barf all over it. Or you can switch to Open Office or something...
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They told us time and again that the cameras they put everywhere were too high up to be used for facial recognition.
All the parts, will still be manufactured elsewhere.
Never started. Way back in the "before time", I looked at it and concluded that if I'm not paying for it I'm not the customer, I'm the product. Gave it a pass.
Just not with Windows.
Siri still bites, no workstation level computer (mac pro), iOS is getting bloated and the Home Pod is a flop. But sure, curved screens, work on that...
so... yeah, still gonna give them a big pass.
Now who will pay for it?
The cities? I mean, isn't that the point? Who do you think pays for the stuff where you live?
They have VERY few holes in them!
If I search for books on dinosaurs, I don't really want to see a "romance" title about a guy and a t-rex having sex.
Wonder if he even knows...
This is kind of what Facebook does... how do you think they went from 0$ to 15 billion $ a year in advertising over a few years?
... asking Mozilla to stop making web browsers. More or less the same thing.
I would, for lower power consumption and heat.
Am I the only one that still uses the original Raspberry Pi? CPU speed has never been the selling point of em to me.
More of an issue for the rest of the Bay Area, such as where I am in Marin. Lots of low lying marsh land.
And we will get the Water to Pay for it!
Don't be silly... the Kaiju will pay for it.
Just need to put a wall and lock system across the span where the Golden Gate bridge is. Problem solved!
If there's only a 50% chance I'll get my data back, I should only have to pay 50% of the ransom.
But then you would only have a 50% chance of getting half your data...
I know, reading is hard, but the LPs sold on iTunes are the extra content, liner notes, etc. Not iTunes itself.
They could release OS updates, that intentionally degraded performance of old phones, and when caught they could just claim that they did it to help out people with old batteries?
Naw... too far fetched.
DO NOT WANT!
I'm sure its there, in the EULA we don't read.
... what do you mean it's winter?
But that's unpossible! Microsoft said that they were going to use an open XML format!
Because at some point, you will be given an Office 2019 file, and you're version will barf all over it. Or you can switch to Open Office or something...