Take this example.
You buy the game. You never load it.
There's no conceivable way you could have clicked "I agree".
How is that unclicked "i agree" supposed to retroactively turn your purchase into a not purchase?
And even a perfect vacuum will conduct heat via IR.
That sounds like a legal obligation upon the president, and not a private company.
If the president were to grab a turd and scrawl "USA #1" in giant lettering on the side of your home, would you be legally obligated to keep it there? Maybe even touch it up again every time it rains?
Alright.
Now redo that paragraph with a third party fingerprint sensor.
This is the one where they asked some random guy to try to smash the window during the demonstration, and then he effortlessly smashed the window?
Isn't there some exemption where you can use non-consensual recordings to refute lies?
So, much better for defending yourself than prosecuting somebody, but I imagine some lawyer could twist things enough where if you could get things started without the recording, you could use the recording to refute their version of events?
In defense of your co-worker, Teams is a convoluted opt-out, not opt-in, assuming you're using O365.
He probably didn't go out of his way to sign you up.
Gotta love the lack of an in-app option to stop itself from loading.
You've gotta delete it right out of the registry, last I checked.
"That sure is a cool Boba Fett doll, too bad the store is closed"
{picks up a brick}
The police have never responded to any situations I've been involved in anywhere near quickly enough to matter, nor have they brought any of the criminals to justice. I did get a parking ticket in the mail from my car that had been stolen though, so that was extra special.
The threat of police keeps society from devolving too far into anarchy, but direct interaction with them in one's personal life will almost never be a positive or productive experience.
I'm pretty sure it'll suck because of physics, but it'll be cancelled because nobody cares at all.
Not a single person has said the word "Stadia" to me. I haven't seen a single ad for it. Not a single niece/nephew has brought it up, my son hasn't asked for it, none of my friends are even aware of it to badmouth it or praise it.
What do you need to run it? I assumed it would be some sort of software client, but one of the comments here says you need hardware. Alright. Where do you buy this hardware? I haven't seen the hardware advertised, or in any stores.
According to another comment it's launching in a week.
Where's the buzz?
When MS launched the original Xbox, it was big news. Lots of people talking about how it wouldn't work, but at least they were talking.
Stadia is going to be a complete non-event.
Sure, it'll probably get cancelled, but will we even hear about that?
Anonymous Cowards have to be logged in these days to post anonymously.
I someday hope to care about something as much as you seem to care about your phone.
I can still remember my UIN. And I'm 99% sure my password.
I'd struggle to come up with any of my family's phone numbers, but my UIN's got instant recall for some reason...
"Apple, your phone seems to have the momentum of a runaway freight train. Why are you so popular?"
Biology is the only science in which multiplication means the same thing as division.
