Comment Re:Why weren't they doing this already? (Score 1) 66
Because then everyone uses the same cron time schedule and the problem is just moved to different time of day.
Because then everyone uses the same cron time schedule and the problem is just moved to different time of day.
I think the OP is just annoyed his specific complaint isn't being addressed (not saying it shouldn't be).
I applaud this action.
First reason is that AAA games are all made by a few big players and this just consolidates it even more. Microsoft owns a bunch of games, gaming devices, gaming operating systems, etc. This is a good thing to stop.
Second reason is that the CEO of Activision Blizzard deserves much worse than a golden parachute from Microsoft.
So by this logic, since disease A is cured by solution B, then disease C MUST by cured by solution B...?
How do you equate intestinal parasites with covid?
Live free or die.
Unless you smoke weed.
Then NH will fuck you sideways.
It’s a shit shopping app.
Duh people don’t want to use it. I hate using Amazon mobile website and their app is even worse.
That’s not even talking about the dick at the head of Amazon people are starting to dislike in droves.
I've never been denied a paper boarding pass. I use the digital ones all the time, but always ask for paper as a back up in case I get bored and drain my phone battery accidentally, never been told no.
Upon RTFA, I find this to be a sensationalized story:
"Raven has almost 40 testers, according to the staff letter. The studio informed a dozen people on Friday that their contracts will be terminated in late January. A few were promoted to full-time positions. Others were told they will not find out their job statuses until this week."
Some people were promoted, some people were cut, some people are still in limbo. All in all, sounds like a standard reorganization?
Title/summary makes it sound like only cuts happened.
" The staff wasn't given a clear justification for the dismissals, said Alex Dupont, a QA tester on the team and a spokesman for the workers who are striking."
Who needs to pay for QA when the general public will pay to be QA (read "buy the game")?
Physical land?
I mean, I know it's a strange concept... but... reality?
I recently switched to iOS because my OnePlus 5 is no longer supported on any US networks... Landing in the States to the message of my SIM is no longer provisioned was very rude.
Pretty such those fantasies, tunnels and self-driving cars, have produced some pretty valid and useful tech.
If those fantasies now include a robot that seamlessly fits into the background of my life, then I wouldn't bet against him being able to deliver more than vaporware. I'm not saying his ultimate goal will definitely succeed, but even a marginal failure would be some crazy cool tech.
That's true of any service and the vendors they choose to use.
What's your point?
You're a moron.
A one time 1400$ payment doesn't pay next months rent.
Nothing about these payments make people think they don't have to work.
Get your head out of your ass and have some empathy, or is that too much for you to handle?
You should artificially throttle your connection when using this app so that your actual speeds may be the target...
"Problem not solved, do you have any idea how hard it would be to keep track of 50 states and what time they are in? This means that if you had a meeting, you would have to look up their location first or keep track of it in your head. Most people would be opposed to that idea."
So your client base is only within your state/timezone.
Try having co-workers and clients all over the world. It's pretty much already "let States decide
I vote UTC all over. We will be in space eventually anyway.
What are we going to do? Sweep space with arbitrary timezones changing as the world rotates?
Eventually the species will forget why we even have 24 hours in a day.
The key elements in human thinking are not numbers but labels of fuzzy sets. -- L. Zadeh