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Thanks!
Thanks!
Thank you! Will try.
Also, courts in Europe can’t make laws like in the US. Their rulings aren’t considered to be law.
Also, I know a lot of people who do more than 100 km per day - and that is important. When you are buying a car, you aren’t looking only at what you need now, but what you might need in the future.
The EU is advertising itself and its initiatives, like DiscoverEU and other programs. They want their programs to be seen and used
Fallout anyone?
I can try it, but my current record s 50 GB in a singled day. The only thing that it wants is a conformation via SMS for every 18 or so GB, but that is only if you use that much in a single day.
I just want to add a surprising fact. My mobile carrier does actually deliver on the promise of unlimited data, and an ISP is the last company that I would trust.
I am in the EU
The funniest thing is that I’m from Europe, my system language isn’t English, but this popup still appeard like this.
Low end devices normally last less than high end ones. It’s easy to forget that, as all iPhones were designed as high end, that phones can still be made out of cheap plastic and cost 200 bucks. Any android device in the sane price range as the iPhone will last at least as long. (And, for context, I’m writing this from an iPhone 11)
I think that it’s scheduler is better for those Intel bigLittle CPUs