So with MDM, the company can essentially wipe that device remotely in the case that something like that occurs. Not that it’s the best option. Still think companies should just provide the hardware. But that’s the protection in that case.
After reading a little bit, it’s not that they banned dictionaries, but it seems the district got ahead of the curve. The law itself is the problem
I have a hard time believing that someone innocent would do this.
And before using a can of fresh air, look into an electronics fan. Compressed air doesn’t actually play nice with electronics
Mariah Carey
Yes and no. Salux/Goshi washcloth or towel. Interchangable really. But they are longer washcloths that have a scrubby or exfoliant surface. They are perfect to use to wash your back
3 + 2 = 6 + 1
duuuurrrrrrrrr
Monster Hunter?
So I watched the full video a while back and it makes a lot of sense. For some applications, especially in a hauling workload and for people working construction or in other fields that require the use of a truck it makes sense.
On the other hand, for any other applications, they don’t fiscally provide a need other than the cool factor. There’s a reason why station wagons aren’t popular or sold here as much.
I agree with the video and hope we can move towards a society that relies less on the need for large vehicles that tend to be more fatal death machines.
I’m fine with that being considered a feature
What other issues is it not fixing?
Which is better, Star Wars or Star Trek?