Or at least be held liable for any losses.
hitmyspot
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Yes, I've checked multiple times on both my ps4 and ps5. If it goes a few days, it'll do it itself. Day of update, it doesn't. It could be a time zone thing as I'm in Australia, so perhaps the release time is just close to work finish time, whereas for others it might be night time.
Wouldn't that be in breach of WTO rules? Certainly tariffs based on carbon are likely moving forwards. Protectionism doesn't help anyone long term.
I wish it didn't block you from playing online without an update, though. Just make it optional for a week. Then I can let it update in the background whenever. Sure, declining to update now would limit me to only matching with others that haven't yet and risk of cheats, but it's better than not playing.
Luckily my internet has been upgraded so it doesn't take as long but sometimes it was a 20 to 30 minutes wait and ps+ always fails to do it in sleep mode in advance. As a dad with young kids, that 30 mins is my whole play time.
No, it doesnt have to be. Look at Spotify vs Apple Music, vs tidal etc. full catalogues at all of them. It’s the business model that needs to change.
Yes, its because of that trend, but it’s a nothing article just trying to make a nothingburger newsworthy. Likely a little bit of negative press for them courtesy of competitors too.
I thought generally the configuration of seats and galleys and toilets was up to the airline and they were pretty much modular?
Ban what? Advertising?
While I would like this kind of crap to stop, I don't see how you would properly legislate to ban it.
Instead, I think we should look at requiring any changes to software to not be possible to hijack your equipment and remove features.
So if you choose not to update, you can. Currently, they ban you from online play if you don't. Force them to be backwards compatible and they will. Force the updates to provide user benefit and they will.
Bricking devices, like happens all too often when support ends or a cloud server shuts down should entitle you to a full refund unless they specifically offer it for only a period.
Sony recently with the loss of content. Microsoft with the windows ads. Microsoft with the Xbox ads. Amazon with the ad insertions. We need to combat enshittification in general. Force service portability and force backwards compatibility.
Only by hitting them in their wallets does this stop. Even tolerating it and it gets worse.
Unless we transition to UBI. As unemployment rises, there will be presssure to do so.
I imagine each grid is built to expected temperatures. So if it unusual for the area, it is problematic. I know my parent has similar weather in Ireland about 15 years ago and all the water pipes were frozen so they lost running water. That was about 15 degrees c colder than usual, about 10 degrees colder than I ever remember growing up. Texas has had recurrent problems too with their grid. Australia has had problems due to flooding. It’s just another effect of global warming.
Do you mean Biden or the social media manager that wrote the tweet?