first boot: no i don't want a 365 trial.
still first boot: no i don't want 365 'basic', either.
(you should know this msa already has a one-off office license on it, you fuckwits)
and yea, still in first boot: no i don't want game pass trial.
then game pass notifications shortly after from the 'store'.
this was this past weekend setting up a new desktop with 11 pro.
these are export terminals.. which are used by the industry to sell the product for more profit than they can get selling it domestically. it also eliminates the ocean-crossing trips made by those pollution-spouting tankers to deliver the product overseas.
an inspector, hell-bent on finding violations... will 'find' them.
i got rent increase notices immediately after every 'covid check' was announced.
the sad bit is, wireline internet providers could sell $30 per month high-speed internet and still make money at that lower rate and without subsidies.
yup. wikipedia's salaries aren't 'too low'--the others (mostly-publicly traded or dreaming-of-an-ipo) pay their top executives way too fucking much.
"different and better" and "lowest possible price" can only mean one thing: single-payer, tax-funded "medicare for all".
that's what he means, right?
a 15in model with 12th gen 1215u, 8gb and 256gb ssd sold last week from multiple u.s. sources (dell direct and hp via walmart) for $250-260 this past week.
399gbp is about 500usd, totally plausible for a 'sale price' on a reasonably-spec'd (such as no discrete gpu) 17in model.
some of the best manufacturing
you've been drinking elon-flavored kool-aid, haven't you?
"have you tried turning it off and on again"
already used the line once today and it's only 10am.
(yes. of course. it worked)
there is a genuine need, and it has its place, but that place is not being mass-produced and sold for ridiculous profits at the expense of the environment.
"yea, i know brandy. she lives two trailers over"