And if each did cost them money - they’ve been paid when the stupid thing was purchased!
And if each did cost them money - they’ve been paid when the stupid thing was purchased!
They were relatively quick to pull the 1.13GHz Pentium III from the market when it turned out to have stability issues from pushing Coppermine too far.
This feels like a repeat of that, but with Intel sticking their heads in the sand and screwing over customers instead.
NZD.
AppleTV+ ($14.99, Amazon Prime Video ($10.99) and Disney+ ($14.99) = $40.97 per month
YouTube Premium = $39.99 per month
I can’t justify premium. For the same price I can buy for my family:
AppleTV+, Amazon Prime Video and Disney+
Or:
YouTube but without ads
I threw Ubuntu 24.04 in a VM it’s been a few years since I’ve used it.
I was unpleasantly surprised.
I’ve been with Tidal since. I miss the Spotify recommendation algorithm but that’s it.
Two to three times what Spotify pay artists per stream.
I tried Ubuntu again recently for the first time in years.
Between Snaps and having to create an account to get security updates, I quickly gave up on it.
It happily uses epub and not proprietary formats.
The only downside to my Kobo is Amazon’s walled garden exclusive books being unavailable.
900Mb down, 450Mb up. Unlimited data.
$55 USD per month here in New Zealand
Legend. Thank you!
Can you share this?
It’s not Toyota making the claim this time, it may not be bullshit for once.
The irony of clicking on this link and getting hit with “accept cookies” “Subscribe to unlock this article”.
Nah, it just has no apps, a poor battery life and like all new Apple product lines will be massively put to shame by its successors.
Not going to lie, I’ll be avoiding flights on a Boeing for a while
I bought 100 on AliExpress 8 years ago, for like $5. Will take a few years yet to use them all.
Oh not their phones. Their $1799 14” MacBook Pro.
Phones are coming with 12GB and Apple are still only putting 8Gb in their ‘pro’ line.
🙃
The solution is to just buy a cheap Brother mono laser printer.