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by DrReachAround 3y ago
This will be perfect for my Plex server.
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by DrReachAround 3y ago
In short, high density housing, apartments. Not everyone wants to rent a little apartment the rest of their lives, particularly with the incredible limitations they bring with what you can do at home. There's a whole world out there th
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by DrReachAround 3y ago
Welcome to Microsoft.
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by DrReachAround 3y ago
I'm confused by this because we've been using Falcon at work for over a year now, perhaps longer, as I just started a year ago. What are they making available that wasn't already?
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by DrReachAround 3y ago
It's not "so expensive". It's a couple of cups of coffee from Starbucks, for 720 hours of content per month per person. Even if you factor in 8 hours a day of sleep you could watch it for 16 hours per day per person for
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by DrReachAround 3y ago
Sure, they could charge you per view, which is being done indirectly now through ads. You're not entitled to free content no matter how much you think you are.
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by DrReachAround 3y ago
I presume this means you're now pirating. If so, then you've admitted you're a criminal. Nice work. If not, the what are you using your NAS for? Purchased content like I am?
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by DrReachAround 3y ago
I presume you like to get paid to do your job. I'm a bit miffed at that.
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by DrReachAround 3y ago
That sounds absolutely miserable. You can do 18 by taking your foot off the brake.
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by DrReachAround 3y ago
The downside is you have to put up with Microsoft's ineptitude. I was on a Microsoft project for about 6 months and it was a terrible experience. Everyone was out for themselves, asking questions was treated as an annoyance. Condescens
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by DrReachAround 3y ago
This is going to cost billions to implement and enforce. Companies will have to hire large departments of people, including outside consultants, to manage it all. Expect higher prices to cover the cost.
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by DrReachAround 3y ago
Since 1968, 77 million housing units have been completed in the US. At 2.5 people per household, that's enough for 190 million people. The US population has increased 133 million over that time. We have plenty of housing.
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by DrReachAround 3y ago
The average home size in Tokyo is 60 square meters, that's 645 square feet. That's called a one room studio apartment in the US. I don't personally know anyone that wants to live in a box like that, except maybe single people
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by DrReachAround 3y ago
This is absolutely false. Since 1968, 77 million housing units have been been built in the US. Assuming 2.5 people per household, today's average, that's enough for 190 million people. US population has increase 133 million since