jankiehodgpodge

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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
What site in particular are you having trouble with? I haven't found a single problem in the few months it's been released.
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
Office 365 is a bit more than some office apps though, you have teams, OneDrive, planner, forms, Todo, powerapps, stream and so on... It actually replaces a whole stack of SAAS apps most companies are already shelling out for.
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
If it means breaking many of the legacy applications that are still in use, no thanks.
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
As a European, I agree.
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
Terrible in the rain too.
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
Perhaps it was more the lack of scrutiny offered to his opponents.
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
I don't know. I use Podcasts every day.
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
That comes across quite snobbishly to be honest. People pay several thousands for jewelry or watches as they expect them to last many years or decades. $200 dollars is a lot of money for a device that in most cases will last a year or two
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
Although at most workplaces your documents are just a folder on a shared drive somewhere, which may not be secured well and in some cases not secured at all.
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
It might not even be that hard. The TV could just broadcast a Bluetooth beacon and your phone will automatically send the details to Google/Apple where your locations can be tied.
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
Because they're designed for 24 hour, 7 days a week use. Components like power supplies will be far higher quality. Many of them have integrated signage software too like MagicInfo and have video wall capabilities etc.
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
Excel is sold as a bundle with Office 365. Many if not most large companies are already paying for O365 for emails/teams/MDM etc anyway.
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
> Not as dumb and not something that catches everyone but a similar problem in the UK is free childcare. > 22 hours of free childcare a week is worth ~£9k a year post-tax. If either you or your partner earn a penny over £100k then you
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
No and I'm not sure this would be desirable either, it would mean having to have services store and validate your biometric data.
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
Like hell I'd type my Gmail password into some presumably highly insecure software like a car audio system.
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
350m was the total amount, before rebates. The real figure is a lot lower.
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
Look under the bonnet of any VW, Audi, Skoda etc, you'll find that all the sensors, valves, computers (and ECU software), filters and a large amount of the parts are made by Bosch. It'd be interesting to know if they even had the
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
4G router, works exactly the same as what you have now.
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
What this misses is that these transactions for better or for worse are completely non reversible. You simply cannot do that with a bank transfer as given a good cause transactions can always be delayed, diverted or stopped.
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
Powershell is already there.
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
Because then you end up with a system like the social credit score in China.
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
Server 2019 also has the sound service disabled and doesn't come with Cortana either, just windows search.
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
Sounds like a digital signage screen. I have a few Samsung digital signage displays from 10 years ago that still work perfectly. Amazing picture even by today's standards and very thin.
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
Except this technology is being used in China today to monitor the bulk of every purchase, every internet site visited and every message sent and received. The Stasi hid cameras in handbags and behind buttons but regimes operating today do
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
That's what enterprise LTSC is for. No windows apps, no gimmicks and completely configurable and long term support.
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by jankiehodgpodge 7y ago
When compared to other online services companies Google closes down a huge amount of products that still have a large user base or viable alternatives. You only need to look at how many messenging apps they've come up with over the yea