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downpunxx ,

never heard that term before, but just like all other logical things i learn about, it checks out, and i accept it

downpunxx ,

fuckin smishers, comin over here, textin our mobiles

downpunxx ,

no

downpunxx ,

evolutionary our bare skin matched with our outstanding ability to sweat is related to staying cool

downpunxx ,

remember kids when onedrive folders are set to "available on this pc" it does both

downpunxx ,

C++ catchin strays

downpunxx OP ,

lol, next time. i housed this whole plate.

downpunxx ,

check out the fucking jihadi

downpunxx ,

may i have a glass of water please

downpunxx ,

.......... dressed like hassidic diamond merchants

downpunxx ,

How bout a nice game of chess?

downpunxx ,

let's gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

downpunxx ,

so does every sports team that ever plays on a field or rink or court

downpunxx ,

"well ...... yea, you see, about that ...... lol ......"

downpunxx ,

Well they published the FAQ which was available to consumers BEFORE they signed the initial contract, so, that was the deal they took

downpunxx ,

I don't know that they have "changed the terms", it just that they advertised it as if it was an actual guarantee to not see price increases, when it was only a guarantee that they would pay customers last months bill if they wanted to cancel if they did increase the price of montly service. It could be claimed it was fraud (with a very low likelihood of succeeding at trial), but not false advertising, if the terms were laid out for anyone to read before they signed their contract.

downpunxx ,

I'm not sure it was false advertising, the product was called "UnContract" "Mobile One" not "eternity price lock forever plan", the customer can choose to not pay any more if they cancel their contract before they pay again after the current contract period ends (all contracts everywhere for everything in history are like this), if the details were in the faq that they could read before signing the deal, then that's the deal they signed. It's deceptive, maybe fraudulent, but I'm not sure it's false advertising.

downpunxx ,

agreed is sneaky and underhanded as seeks to deceive the customer

downpunxx ,

tmoblie lawyer: we cannot force a price change midway through a current contract, which we refer to as "the plan". therefore we are not forcing the customer to pay a higher price at any time for their plan, though when one contract period ends, we may change the price, and the consumer can then decide whether they are willing to pay any higher price than their previous plans price, going forward.

that faq laying out the possibility of a price hike, and the expectation of compensation, means every word and punctuation can, and is being "lawyered"

downpunxx OP ,

deep cut

downpunxx ,

thalidomide sales took a real header once too. people normally will choose to spend their money on things which will benefit them, and tend not to spend money on the things which will kill them and hurt their business.

downpunxx ,

sure does

downpunxx OP ,

find the grocery store vegetable rain forest get those little soldiers moist

downpunxx ,

in a small mousy voice out of the side of the mouth you can always sell it you know

downpunxx ,

I mean .... ok ... but you're flying the fascists flag everytime you take that thing out on the road, doesn't matter who you thought Musk was when you bought it, or your good intentions, sorry, womp womp

downpunxx ,
downpunxx ,

Every time you patronize Chick-fil-A, some of that money you're spending is given by Chick-Fil-A's owners, The Cathys which they use to fund violent and deadly "christian" anti homosexuality legislation in the third world, after decades of doing the same exact thing in the US, which sees LGBTQ in Africa, Asia, and South America tortured and brutally murdered just for being gay. They've been doing this for decades.

downpunxx ,

whether you feel less pressure, or whether there is less pressures, are two completely different things. the question was about 100% reception, and it's fair to ask, so far, no one's answered it, you know, scientifically.

downpunxx ,

I have never once thought that. The fact I have always wrapped my smartphones in an S view style leather case means I could give less than one shit about what the back of my phone has been made of. I watched knuckleheads freeballing their phones, dropping them, cracking the screens, and noped the fuck out of that noise before I even owned my first smart phone. Been doing the leather envelope style case ever since. Knock on wood, never cracked a screen, not tryin to win any beauty contests, just keep my thousand dollar pocket mini computer up and runnin.

downpunxx OP ,

Galbi marinade, in gallon storage bag, overnight in fridge :

for 2.4 lb of Beef Ribs (4 ribs)

Food Processor

1 oz Fuji Apple - skinned and minced
2 cloves garlic - minced
.5 oz fresh ginger - minced
1.5 oz onion - minced

Mix in bowl with processed items

1/4 cup soy sauce
1/8th cup Shaoxing rice
1/2 TBSP brown sugar
1/2 TBSP sesame oil
1 tsp honey
1/2 tsp black pepper

downpunxx ,

It may seem unfair, though the judge isn't allowing the Government to use their court to backdoor a exposure of Google's ad business, which doesn't prevent the Government from opening up a Monopoly case (or any other case) against Google, it just means the Government won't be permitted to do this specific thing in this specific way. It's the law and it's pretty simple, and Googles lawyers saw that.

downpunxx ,

"the company says"? and you believe them? why?

downpunxx ,

don't look now but they've probably installed a new version to Teams along with everything else, lol

downpunxx ,

"angry ISP letters" followed by termination of service and inability to get new service from that ISP for that physical address no matter who attempts to sign up for new service under a different name. if your address is only serviced by one local ISP, and there's no good alternative, then you're fucking hosed. every other concern is a distant second to that.

downpunxx ,

If you have many choices for your Internet Service Providers where you are, go ahead, and if they terminate your service, sign up for another one, if there isn't, a VPN is absolutely necessary if only to protect your access.

downpunxx ,

has worked 100% percent of the time (probably a dozen times) I've shepherded future clients who have called me for assistance, because all their customer information, vendor data, and billing was locked, and they didn't have backups. if you're fucked, you chalk it up to a business expense whether or not you get your data back. you pay the ranson, and you pray. then when you get access to your data again, you lock it down. always. everytime.

downpunxx ,

i didn't read the article, for stolen data, you're hosed. deleted.

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