Narom

Exactly, thats why home bikes and treadmills exist. People don’t want to pay for all the equipment they have no desire to use. With a Peleton subscription (i dont have one) you’re paying for what you want, and thats it. You’re not paying for a pool being heated 24/7. You’re not paying for racks of weights you’ll never lift or reception staff that never get off their phones.

No one needs to write comments on articles, but here we all are.

If it’s really about saving money, then do it the smart way.

It’s about saving some money, not all money.

Why not tell him to get some plant pots, and grow some bamboo and build his own bike? Save loads of money then.

Some of those things are so niche its no surprise they killed them.

But some are just a bit odd to say "killed".

Killed 21 days ago, AngularJS was a JavaScript open-source front-end web framework based on MVC pattern using a dependency injection technique. It was about 11 years old.

AngularJs was replaced with Angular 6 bloody years ago! You can’t support old frameworks for ever.

Plus it still works…

Google Cardboard,

You started with that one?

https://arvr.google.com/intl/en_uk/cardboard/get-cardboard/

Seems weird it still exists then doesn’t it? They just don’t make their own cardboard box.

They still lists apps for it, and even make their own: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=cardboard%20apps&c=apps&hl=en_US

Google Loon was a moon shot, one that got quickly overtaken by LEO satellites.

Google Home Max = Nest Audio. Will you moan at Apple for killing the iPhone 3GS? They discontinued a product and replaced it with something better. Oh boo hoo.

Nest secure is the only one with any substance, but then it clearly wasn’t that popular.

Would you prefer they keep unpopular products or bad ideas about for ever?

It’s the most popular because it’s the only open source

Only open source? Just a plain lie.

Of course you did.

LOL what!

I use my phone heavily throughout the day, when i go to bed at 10 its on around 35%. 3 hours is just a downright lie.

I’ve not had an issue with my Pixel 6 Pro either.

Only one time i’ve had an issue with the fingerprint sensor, and that was because my fingers were so cold the blood wasn’t going to them great so no surprise there!

The Wifi system is an interesting one, it seems it needs very particular setup in the UK which isn’t common unless you spend more money. I’ll be going BT as it works with all ISPs out of the box.

That was my thought too.

In that case, im not sending any international freight via FedEx.

You either end up with a high rate, or an effectively high rate due to chargebacks.

I doubt companies such as Tinder will just blindly accept what rates that are offered. They will shop around.

I have a small SaaS (i’m my only employee) and i was able to swap around to get cheaper rates and my throughput will be no where near what these dating companies will be doing.

I’d be amazed if they will accept anywhere near double figure percentages.

An inconsequential side story.

Why would the EU never approve it?

Did I say the EU would never approve it?

If it were never meant for the EU and it being purely NA based, then it was arguably not the right product to be developing.

We know, we read the article.