making it difficult to use your product seems like a bad business decision tbh
metaStatic
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check that you have at least cat6 cables everywhere and that they are not connected into a slow ethernet port somewhere. MY old wifi router only had a single 10mb/s connection for some reason and it took me a solid minute to figure that shit out. if everything is going through wifi something more complicated is happening and I would first check you're channel isn't overlapping any neighbors signals and that you're not trying to put 5g through any walls.
and you always hear good things about them. if it was a stand alone device it could easily be someones first apple product.
Don't you need an apple device to even sign into it though?
The Apple ecosystem is pretty bad when you only have the 1 thing.
I won't begrudge the Wachowskis taking an easy pay day on the sequels. They get a lot of leeway after making the fucking Matrix.
all my Napster mp3s to listen to while I beat my high score on 3D Pinball Space Cadet
We don't have perfect knowledge of the system we're modelling, of course the model falls short of reality.
I see it as the manifestation of Terence McKenna's idea of model theism. We create a model of the world and then worship it as a god.
haha, April fools ... someone didn't think this through
software as servitude
The economic models don't include distribution.
Economy is doing fine. Eat your dirt, peasant.
just like the market wants nothing but superhero movies? This doesn't work anything like a free market. people would buy full games if they where available, devs just figured out they could drip feed the content and make significantly more money at the expense of a good product so you don't get to choose the good product because it doesn't exist. That's not the market choosing crap it's the market makers only providing crap.
This better be a good album