They mentioned in their keynote they will have ways for third part companies to verify their claims of privacy. How this will look I am not sure, but it’s a good step.
They mentioned in their keynote they will have ways for third part companies to verify their claims of privacy. How this will look I am not sure, but it’s a good step.
The phone is, Apple isn’t. They outline everything in the keynote if you are interested.
Don’t tell me you think aspartame will kill him.
They also payout about 2.5X what Spotify does to artists.
Just wait until you see people clearing snow with a leaf blower, cause they are too lazy to shovel. It’s ridiculous.
You really have no clue how inept “most users” are. I’d be extremely surprised if even 20% of the population would be able to use Linux without getting extremely frustrated at the first error, and unable to fix anything themselves.
And free shipping. I think he would have been charged for delivery on the non-member order. Probably why he didn’t add it.
Unless the item he is buying is one of the “exclusive offers”, then I don’t really see the issue.
They could easily just get a wifi camera for cheap. I don’t think this business owner is interested in doing things the right way.
I thought it was kinda cool.
If everyone I’ve ever heard use the word thinks it’s jive, at what point does that become correct? Isn’t that how language works?
I’ve only ever heard it called jive
Also any lines that depend on timing of delivery (mostly jokes) get completely ruined
Infinite?
What benefits? Publicity sure, but they don’t get tax breaks for collecting donations.
I agree it sucks. But I can understand the rationale. At peak times, if people try to go to Wendy’s, and it’s too busy, they go somewhere else. At this point the demand is higher than supply. Clearly increasing cost will create more profit.
Long term they are probably hoping that people decide to not all come in a peak times, and the peak is more spread out. This way lines are never long enough for people to just say fuck this and then leave. Less lost sales = more profit.
In reality I can see people just not going, so I agree with you that long term they see less sales. But honestly who really knows, people can be pretty irrational.
It’s all done on-device
I was under the impression that a company (AT&T) owns the tower, and they can lease out connections from that tower to other providers. They are also required by law to route 911 calls for free, but I can see a scenario if they botched the routing where 911 would not be accessible from that tower.
Doesn’t That tower still need to route the call to 911? And if that routing is broken the call wouldn’t go through…I think?
Did you think you were being witty? Cause you’re just an asshole.