got any facts there buddy?

how so? Calc is better than excel at almost everything i used it for. especially dealing with csv dumps from various sources, understanding different date formats etc without messing up.

but they're just like mamma and pappa. I don't see a good end for society now. i miss the 80's and 90's when a star trek future really seemed likely. now it feels like the only possible future is Idiocracy. i never would have expected technology to be the downfall of humanity simply because it's addictive to our fragile social minds.

infinit money! get loan, deposit money in rrsp gic, bank lends the lended money out to someone else, repeat. all of a sudden $1 becomes 300 million. what a great system we have.

I need to get a contract job working for them haha. But you said you were working for $20/hour? Oh yes, but that didn't include all the extra fees. I can't list them because they are too complicated but it works out to $250/hour.

as a pompous dick who purchased a super extreme stereo for thousands of dollars the difference between spotify and vinyl is nearly undetectable to my ears. Certainly not worth the inconvenience of having to get up and flip the record or change it. I see no point in hifi data stream from spotify.

i like the idea of being able to change the battery, but if that means the phones aren't waterproof any more this would be a huge drawback i'm not willing to accept.

Who wants to stream a game with the extra lag when you can run it locally? what is the point of this?

what are the best alternatives to reddit? if he doesn't care that his clients are unhappy then it's time to find somewhere else.

Instead of just deleting the api token what if you set it up so users can supply their own tokens? This way users will cover their own api usage costs while being able to use your tools.

paying $20 not $80. and unlike cable every stream costs extra bandwidth and resources. It really seems a reasonable way to handle this.

it seems reasonable to limit usage in some way but trying to focus on a single household seems impossible to implement, they are going to just cause problems. They should just focus on number of simulataneous streams and forget about the 'household' requirement.

It's a trap.

i'll just anchor it and stay on deck and have bbqs.

what an awful idea in the first place. we need all exclusivity deals to end, the end result is needing hundreds of accounts to access the content you want. We need the opposite.