Companies have two choices:
Remove VMware entirely and stop using it.
Or
Make sure you are using your perpetual seats to the letter of the agreement then let them audit you.
Whatever right they have to audit you doesn't go away if you stop using VMware entirely. Not sure how that would work though.
"We are here to audit your VMware servers"
"We don't have any"
"Prove it"
"Ummm..."
Working parents should not have kids they can't afford.
Just curious, but where do you return them if you have a major cut to your income after they're born? Does the beer store take them back like deposit bottles?
I'm still a bit confused on how we can tariff Mex/Can. Didn't we sign NAFTA?
By declaring fentanyl an "emergency", Trump can override USMCA (nee NAFTA) by executive order.
VMWare in comparison costs $50/CPU Core/year for vSphere standard, from what I can find. It has a minimum of 16 cores per CPU socket, so $800/year per CPU.
Try $150 per core for the enterprise version.
I'm in Canada, I see the fee for internet and the tax (GST) and a total.
Why are taxes not required to be included in the advertised price, as in other civilised countries?
When GST was originally implemented at 7% in 1991, it replaced a 13.5% tax previously charged directly to manufacturers. The government of the day wanted to emphasis that the change would be revenue neutral by showing the new untaxed price and the GST separately. It was a rather interesting time in Canadian politics. The party that introduced it was literally wiped out in the next election. And yet, we still have the tax. Wikipedia has a pretty good overview here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Do they do this for higher taxed items like liquor and gasoline?
Gas is advertised and pumped tax-in (so $100 on the pump is $100 on the Visa), but the HST is still shown on the receipt. I don't know about alcohol sales, but restaurant menus are pre-tax prices, so presumably that would include any alcohol portion.
And, no, you can't have a refund for the outage period.
The last time this happened they automatically issued credits, and they've already stated they will do so again.
I'm in Canada on TekSavvy, so my service was unaffected.
I'm in Canada on TekSavvy and they do not use Rogers to deliver my service, so my service was unaffected.
FTFY
Teksavvy uses Rogers infrastructure as well, depending where you are.
I want to go back to only having to be worried about always getting fucked at the drive-through.
Doesn't that annoy the people waiting in line behind you?
If the older generations weren't always so intent on hiding sex from the youngsters, that might not have been true.
Not hiding sex from the youngsters is what gets your name on a list and a cellmate named Bubba.
It's the unspoken elephant in the room. If you consider yourself an environmentalist, then raw population is the single biggest impact to the environment by a long way. India and China account for over a third of all humans. If they ceased to exist, pretty much every environmental issue would disappear overnight.
But who would build our cheap consumer crap? Run our call centers?
Chemist who falls in acid will be tripping for weeks.