This is just anecdotal, but if they’re normal users and have a bit of money, advise them to get a mac. If not, they don’t need your help.
This is just anecdotal, but if they’re normal users and have a bit of money, advise them to get a mac. If not, they don’t need your help.
Here inhale this airway relaxing incense and take this baby aspirin to free up your blood vessels. How do you like that scum?
I’m so quirky my new kitchen was delivered and in boxes while I microwaved everything for 14 months 🤷♂️
Just change the language used to write it, if possible.
Dating using internet communication works better without dating Apps.
They’re already starting their paid ad-free $10 a month tiers for Europe only. They’ll stop showing advertising to underage people “for now”. They’re going to flood Europe with garbage ads and maximize subscribers that way.
Out of all movies with sex scenes in it, I only like the one in Crank.
Everything only needed because it only helps to meet a security standard and to lower insurance. So much useless outdated stuff.
The reverse otaku
Thats a fair assumption. I think it might’ve just taken longer, especially if the ad-supported tier was there quickly too, or even as an option from the start.
I mean the very first year or two. As I understand they were burning money anyway, but it’s too late now.
YouTube messed up by not being a paid only service first and later offering an advertisement supported free tier. That way around, they’d be celebrated.
Altering the deal eh, at least they take smaller steps.
Proton will be ready by then.
Also layoffs temporarily raise the stock price, it’s probably more costly in the long run… but who cares as long as the numbers go up for a bit and everyone gets bonuses.
This isn’t even really normal entshitification, they added videos and some music cheap Spotify knockoff to their fast delivery flat rate. Nobody asked them to.
Then they slowly raised the price, essentially locking everyone that just wanted free fast delivery into a video streaming service and kept increasing the price.
They did this to force existing subscribers into their “new” business idea of a video streaming service, when they couldn’t yet compete with the competition back then. Good news for them, their competitors are shit now.
Now they can include advertisements in it too and add more expensive advertisement free tiers. Essentially increasing the price again, but hiding it so people can’t ask for subscription fees back in Europe.
Do they really think most people have forgotten they just wanted a fast delivery flat rate? They will never offer their delivery flat rate without video and all that stuff again, only if a legislature would force them.
He doesn’t care about people writing code, unless they’re underpaid and in overtime.