

Exactly what I said.
Authenticate, wait, unlock indefinitely and then have fun.
Like I said. It’s only a matter of “how long” that will stay but it’s as of right now false information that it’s completely impossible to bypass it on stock android.
Usually a lurker.
Maybe I should’ve just shut up and thought for a bit longer before writing that comment…
If you want to talk to me elsewhere, you know how to reach me.


Exactly what I said.
Authenticate, wait, unlock indefinitely and then have fun.
Like I said. It’s only a matter of “how long” that will stay but it’s as of right now false information that it’s completely impossible to bypass it on stock android.


Huh?
They stated that there will be a bypass and to just wait 24 hours until you can install APKs as usual. Permanently without additional cooldowns.
It’s another story how long this will stay but for now,your answer is false information.


Anything but doing UBI, lol.
Oh and btw:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_offsets_and_credits
Essentially that but without the building thingie and without that ⬇️
The end result is still money going to the poor but not as a tax, and hard limit on pollution.


GTA 5 (online)
Both editions on PC amount to 2300 hours
Outside of that:
Mario Kart 7 on my 3DS
Mario Kart DS


Totally in agreement.


Same reason why so many are on the chinese version of it: They don’t need more of the internet.


What is “Meta” here?
Facrbook?
Instagram?
WhatsApp?
Oculus?
???
All of the above?


No you don’t.
At least not always.
Example: Visual Studio 2xxx Redistributables
Besides that, the duplication of some parts is higher.
But it can also mitigate dependency hell.


My take as well.
Was recently “assaulted” by a load of China-stans. So I assume this is similar pro-china (neutral about it) or at least anti-US (positive about that) community upvoting it.


Not if you needed it for a short time.
If I need hardware for >5 years I’d buy hardware
If I need the performance of it for just 1 month, why should I bother acquiring the hardware for multiple thousands?


Veeam for example can do that pretty well.
So, yeah it can happen.
Or you extract the data from backup and migrate it to the new host and import it.


How much, I can’t say. Not my pay grade :p
But for peak demand they can assume a certain amount from historical data or expected load for something special (like an exclusive report everyone would like to read about).
And lunch hours arent shifting around much. So you could schedule more load balancing during the hours of 11am to 3pm in advance.
Just depends on your usecase I guess.


They are now animated


The end result is the same:
You control what the machine does. The data as well as backups (assuming you arent using specific hardware offerings but just compute and storage)
Example:
I am done with AWS pricing and Azure gave me a fat stack credits to go over there.
Agnostic VMs could be backed up and migrated over to Azure.
Essentially the same as migrating Hyper-V or VMware to Proxmox-VE


What I read so far:
The dynamic scaling is what makes it worth it.
Many of the traditional hosting offerings just give you a monolithic VPS/dedicated hardware.
But if you want to up/downscale depending on peak demand during lunch hour it get’s complicated.


Most of our customers are priced out of the hardware we bought zhrough the official distributor channel.
They hiked the prices to 100% of the previous batch.
Meanwhile we bought what we could from numerous resellers to make it DIY.
Not many small customers can afford to drop 10k on a mid/low tier enterprise grade hardware (2x 1.92TB TLC SSDs, RAID controller, Intel E-2434, 64GB DDR5 RAM)
A few months ago this was (fully assembled mind you) around 2-3k


More in line of protecting against synthetic copy cats than piracy but k


No, admins neither should have access.
Backups should (best case) be immutable.
Mine are the yuzu and rarbg archive