Re: The ultimate test
If you cannot find a teacher, give it to a social worker instead. They appear to be able to achieve the same thing as teachers when it comes to breaking stuff. Probably for the same reasons as well
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I keep all my essential data on external hard drives. Bit of a hold over from when I was carting films/music from place to place and it easier/safer/more reliable than carting the whole tower over. So even now, I keep as much as I can on *not* the system disc.
But I am talking from 2 laptops (one is 2-3 years old, the other is coming up to its 6th anniversary and just about runs windows 10 (but better than windows 7 on it)), a linx tablet, and my main desktop (along with another laptop in the house that isn't mine).
But as others have said, this happened to Windows 7 just last year (which I somehow avoided getting caught in... *shrugs* I was on Windows 8 then, so I guess that is how I missed it)
But yeah... Somehow I have this knack of avoiding a lot of the issues that other people seem to stumble into every 10 seconds or so... I have no idea how, maybe my name should be Lucky.
But then I would get dragged behind the toilets and shot.
As far as I am aware, they are charging Australian customers in Australian Dollers; so someone would have to think that there would be *some* Australian laws that they would have to comply with. So even though they are a foreign company, they would still have to follow *local* laws.
Valve can *quite easily* block the sale of games to Australians if they so desire. And if they are including local sales taxes into the price of the game, then I would say that they *should* be following consumer laws as well...
So now DSG is trying to get back into the phone market after they sold off The Link back in the tail end off 2006.
Guess it just goes to show how it was.
Yes, I worked for The Link, and as a slight tech nerd, always tried to have to hand information about the phones/hardware that I was selling. Give a good service, get the customers back for more stuff.
Seeing as one of my friends has just started working for Giffgaff i asked him what the problem was.
His response was:
" burst water main has killed power to our MVNE :( "
And as the MVNE is "a company that provides services to mobile virtual network operators, such as billing, network element provisioning, administration, operations, support of business support systems and operations support systems, and provision of back end network elements, to enable provision of mobile network services like cellular phone connectivity." (thanks wikipedia) it does make the problem appear worse...
The fact that they do use an MVNE actually means that Giffgaff can run with lower *internal* overheads and focus more on their brand, customer loyalty and marketing, whilst the MVNE does the back end work.