In the next couple weeks, demand is going to go down as the weather warms up. After that, they have all summer to to work on shifting production to renewables as much as possible and shifting fossil fuel suppliers to ones that don’t need to use that strait.
It astonishes me that the shield is still the best of the streaming boxes after all these years.
How much sense it makes depends on which markets went up. If, for example, you are an Alberta oil producer, this situation is wonder for the bottom line.
ISP. They they piggyback off Rogers/Cogeco/whoever for the last mile connection, but in my experience have been more reliable and haven’t had any of the downtime that Rogers has.
First of all, fuck Rogers with a rusty statue of a cactus, and second, fuck them again.
I don’t understand how a company that big can be that bad at uptime. I moved to Teksavvy years ago and haven’t had any outages since. I refuse to do direct business with any of the big three.
Kinda laughed at the Rockwell one. Most PLCs are wide open anyway with no network access at all.
For me, baked potatoes is just about the worst thing you can do with a potato. It’s not that they’re bad, it’s just that everything else is better.
I’d choose potato chips. If I’m stuck with only the one thing forever, I’m going to at least choose the one with the biggest range of flavours.
What are you talking about? I absolutely want a way to block all current and future AI features. Opt in would have been better instead of opt out, but hey, I’ll take the wins I can get.
To be fair, hexapus does sound kind of like an eldritch god of some sort.
Things happen by accident or on purpose. No one over the age of 3 should be using “on accident”.
What format does the shield not support that other boxes do support?