Ads “destroyed” TV. Streaming only became popular because it meant no fucking ads. Now ads are destroying streaming. Circle of capitalist life, I suppose.
Ads “destroyed” TV. Streaming only became popular because it meant no fucking ads. Now ads are destroying streaming. Circle of capitalist life, I suppose.
They own some of their servers and rent others. From their FAQ:
All of our VPN servers are encrypted and are either owned by us or dedicated servers that we rent.
- Our rented servers are all dedicated, meaning they are not shared with anyone else. We do not use virtual servers.
- With the servers that we own, we have physical control over these, which means they tend to be faster and more secure.
When connecting, you can filter to only show owned servers.
Mandatory fuck deregulation and fuck AT&T!
I guess you might be hearing it movies set in New York City, which is in the southern tip of the state of New York. All the other notable cities, the Catskill mountains, Niagara Falls, and other attractions are all further north, or upstate. I wouldn’t be totally surprised if the expression got picked up by a wider crowd to mean “north”.
I think you’re missing the point a wee bit. No one (introverted or otherwise) is arguing against in-person socialising in general. They are arguing against forced in-person socialising with co-workers.
online meetings are extremely transactional
Exactly. You know what else is transactional? Jobs. The employer and employee exchange work for currency. Employees don’t owe their employer any meaningful relationships with their co-workers. I’m sure that means less efficient business. I also don’t give a flying fuck.
I switched to Emby earlier this year and never looked back. All the core features are solid. And it works great on my AppleTV.