I feel like those platform ideas came initially from people who wanted to build something cool. Something people would use. The ads were a side effect of being part of the tech company.
Now I feel they are built because it’s a way to show ads or harvest data.
Not sure, xp might be too new. I’ve definitely seen nt 4 on an ATM before.
This is why I’ve never taken up the “free tiers” of these big cloud hosting. I looked in to it and there was absolutely no way to limit billing. There is reports and some people say, “setup automation,” but that is something they should have done. Why do I have to code features into their platform?
The lack of control is intentional, the business is happy when this happens as they can extract more money from people.
Not to mention what if someone does something silly like start a war and push the price of oil up. Solar does not increase in price after it’s made.
They need to lower the price of the hosted desktops then, it’s still way more cost effective over time to buy a laptop/desktop for a 3 years cycle than to rent a monthly virtual desktop. The only business that wants it are opex obsessives that hate any capex.
To be fair probably not a bad op sec idea. I’m sure if they made it a formal security idea, they would get funding for it. As long as the pizza doesn’t go to waste.
That was part of the counterstrike expansion.
I don’t necessarily disagree with your point. But:
Is the state going to provide shuttles to get these people groceries and to and from work? Who pays for that?
Typically most places call these buses.
I think that most of your point could be alleviated with more and better public transport. Then removal can be a realistic punishment without preventing people from living.
I don’t often see people making the mistake that way around. I mostly saw people not realising that the outer wilds was a different game to the outer worlds.
Well those would have included the update checker. So if you installed from a package manager, then let it update when prompted for the new version, you could still have been at risk.
Around a year ago WhatsApp had large ads that just said “no one else can read your messages.” I don’t think most people thought that some one could, which makes me wonder why they were paying so much to say it.
UK has the NHS so they don’t need to pay any medical bills. They will fire them for not working from the hospital bed instead.
Yea I do find that often there is no bandcamp page, or it’s 5 years old with no new albums. In those cases my next check is qobiz as they tend to have more large artists.
That will never happen unless CEOs can actually explain what they want.
The basic stats I can see are the prompt count, number of active days, and last active date. By default reports are anonymised but that can be turned off by the admin.
Iirc paid licenses let you do data purview searches on prompts. But I can’t see that in my one as we only use the basic.
You can tell commuters. Not by how fast they drive, but by how prompt they are at getting though lights. You then see these obviously non-commuters who will instantly pull forward in a queue, not let anyone out, but take 2 seconds to get moving at a green light.
Noone is going at speed, but everyone wants to get that green light.
Which is meant to be the same as a rejection. If they have correctly implemented it is another thing.
If you do ever end up in that situation again, (or someone else is,) you can download the notebook by moving it into a folder in OneDrive. Then go to the web and use the option to download the folder. That will zip up the folder, with the real one drive files inside.
You’ll still need to find an app to import them into your new note taker though.
A 4x4 will give you extra power. But not extra stopping power. My guess is they assume that they could just drive normal due to this.
Na this is vide ops. Anyone who thought a coding machine could do ops probably assumes anyone who codes can also do ops. It’s going to be making the same mistakes that have happened in DevOps.