"[But] when you’re dealing with veterans, you have to be more intentional with your actions."
Translation from Republican bullshit: "I voted for Trump to hurt other people. He wasn't supposed to hurt me."
Asshole.
"[But] when you’re dealing with veterans, you have to be more intentional with your actions."
Translation from Republican bullshit: "I voted for Trump to hurt other people. He wasn't supposed to hurt me."
Asshole.
Right in line with the "Life Until Birth" mantra of the GQP assholes.
LG pulls some of this BS too. When I tried it a few years ago, the LG app required always-on precise location permission to function at all. The smart features on my washer and refrigerator also require them to always be connected to the Internet but those features were more limited that what Jeff describes. I was willing to allow the appliances Internet access from an isolated subnet, but there is no way I'm going to allow LG access to all of my phone's location data just so I can run their crappy, barely functional app.
In Mexico Bosch is even more customer hostile. My Bosch water heater had to be replaced because Bosch discontinued the repair parts needed to fix it. It's only 3 years old.
Have had espresso machines for years and can confirm it can be very difficult to find shops that do repairs and have replacement parts. Good luck with the startup.
Is anyone else just done with CAPTCHAS? I refuse to deal with them at all anymore unless I absolutely need to get to the content they're blocking.
Maybe the ultimate test for a human is when the page is abandoned when a CAPTCHA pops up.
Icons cannot be removed from the launcher screen, they can only be combined into folder. The folders cannot be hidden or removed. Preinstalled programs cannot be uninstalled or disabled. Nothing works until the tablet is registered with Amazon. There is no app drawer. It's possible to install another launcher, but it's not possible to use it because Amazon has hardwired the home button to their launcher. (There used to be ways around that but Amazon has systematically disabled each of them.) Their Silk browser is terrible. Most every Amazon app provided is terrible.
I get that it's cheap and there will be significant compromises, but at least some of Amazon's apps should be somewhat comparable to non-Amazon apps.
I've gotten around some of this by loading the Play store and F-Droid, and blocking Amazon's servers but it's clear that Amazon's tablets are not only cheap but they're really low effort products built for Amazon rather than the purchaser.
I understood the reference, but my grandmother (and others I've known who've said it) didn't give a crap about either the bible or ancient Rome.
I'd bet those benefits also come with a little hit of serotonin making hand washing slightly addictive.
Perhaps at some point, but my grandmother used to say it when she was fed up with something and I can guarantee she wasn't referencing anything to do with ancient Rome.
We need some studies about the benefits of hand washing while wearing rubber gloves. As easy as it is to fool ourselves I'd bet that those benefits still exist to some degree.
I think it's exactly the opposite and there's lots of information and multple interviews that strongly suggest that. IMO Musk is full-on Nazi scum and lives in a nearly impermeable bubble, so much so that he thinks he has toned it down to what will pass in society. It seems he read the room wrong either way.
They must have changed the location demand it because of the complaints they were getting.
Mine has some features that aren't available without the app, but I only really cared about the end of cycle signal and the refrigerator temperature. Zigbee sensors provide the same function without requiring an Internet connection.