Why does the FBI still have it sitting in an office somewhere? Does the US government usually just save everything related to cases, even long after the subject is dead?
This is exactly the kind of thing Jesus Christ would adore.
How about when they "accidentally" sent that email to all your users saying that they NEED to buy Plex Pass to continue to use remote streaming? Or when they had that "bug" in the app shortly after that, where remote streaming would give an error message saying that need to buy Plex Pass to stream your content?
Maybe they don't solicit from you, but they use dark tactics to trick your users, and that's not acceptable in my opinion.
That won't remove it if it's a factory app...?
If you're living in a country with good consumer rights, I'd return it.
And people wonder how Temu and such can sell tablets so cheap... they're making their money back in many different ways.
Interesting decision from a guy who survived a handful of alleged "assassination attempts".
That's actually a very bad gateway if it's still running an nginx from 2010.
Cars in America are so safe, you can be hit by one and be functional enough to shoot at it driving away.
The majority of spend comes from the US already; it's a pre-IPO marketing stunt to get even more enterprise customers. "Our model is sooo advanced, it's illegal!"
Therapy of some sorts is probably going to be more effective than making self-blocks, especially if you're technically competent. I wish you luck with stopping whatever addiction it is.
Sure, because no one who's actually mentally healthy would specifically seek out someone with mental health problems. But if you happened to meet and clicked well, then sure.
Probably one of the "longest" hotels I've been to. BW in Linköping.
Huh, the article implies that the FBI still owns it... or am I misunderstanding?