Paradoxically, due to these charges, EU profit from the consumer rights.

I personally ignore these.

My manager marks the daily meeting as mandatory (if you don’t attend you must send your daily update before to the team chat).

And he exploits them as follows:

1. A way to guarantee that all team members will be available until that time.
2. A way to push team members to keep up with schedule/hint that new tasks shouldn’t take long (AKA status meeting).
3. A time to say what team members didn’t do good.

Is it considered to be a good approach?

Each of these companies yielded about $80B in revenues in 2023 alone.

$200M (which is about 0.25% from their revenue) doesn’t scratch their nuts

Source: https://www.statista.com/statistics/199796/wireless-operating-revenues-of-us-telecommunication-providers/

Praise the Lord of the data

shit cherry-pick

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It’s just looks like a spaghetti…

Or just don’t buy it

I guess only the ones without Internet connection

That is insane

That is insane, it’s literally a robbery

Doesn’t worth the mental burnout buddy

That’s a handmade version, I appreciate

Quick and dirty as they like to say

Congrats on the consideration pal.

I use Ubuntu for my personal desktop and work desktop, and it works smoothly without “Microsoft surprises” like this post. I also don’t game in PC.

Want to make an easier move? If your Windows is EUFI boot, shrink your Windows partition in half, and on the other half install Ubuntu.

Then you can slowly, in your own pase, start doing more things in the Ubuntu partition, until you’ll find yourself not using the Windows partition anymore.

Not happy? Just remove the Ubuntu partition afterwards, and go back to Windows.

Use Linux over VirtualBox?

I wonder whether the developers who wrote this script, did it in order to avoid these annoying messages by themselves

Laughing from Ubuntu

If you can Install Ubuntu and use Windows on a VirtualBox as a guest.

Non-techy colleagues cannot tell whether it’s a virtualized OS or not.

Microsoft as a company profit over its users obsessively