I agree, the understanding is poor
I agree, the understanding is poor
Bad analogy. Both made of atoms
Whoa didn’t know you could link like that. Thank you!
Did removing NSFW posts go away? When I look at my filter options I see that I can blur previews and such, but the option to have them completely blocked went away. Or maybe it moved?
Then leave
Yep yep that too.
Money buys security and stability. The whole “money doesn’t buy happiness” schtick is just something rich people tell poor people to keep them in line. Or so they think
Just like every year
They don’t think they can do it better. They just don’t want to pay the licensing necessary to have it in their vehicles.
The only thing not making sense is how you’re not understanding the concept.
Explain how oil is going to save the environment
Wow completely unexpected
What’s the rcs thing? Is Apple finally going to adopt it?
Disagree with the analogy. This is more like a kid complaining that other kids want them to do their homework, while still doing their own homework.
If you’ve got a job you’re trying to offload on others just because you don’t want to do it, you’re the asshole.
Yep these are all true points, but not unexpected as with any innovation. Just like how computers were immensely expensive, and without standards for decades.
EVs are relatively new in the scope of technology. Capitalism just wants to make you think it’s an issue. In reality this is gonna take time and lack the profits every company is striving for, which to them is a failure.
I mean, if people were primed to look for them, and then found them, is that really propaganda? Sounds like they have a bed bug problem that was being ignored until recently. If all the findings are true that is.
I’d argue 10 bucks for that amount of messages is expensive. That’s roughly 2 cents for 1 message. A text is so miniscule in the grand scheme of data being passed back and forth between the phone and a cell tower, you should be getting unlimited messages for $10 bucks. Of course corpos will argue against this