It's not this single thing. Just go look at battle net forums or Reddit. It's nothing but complaining about departures from D2/D3 systems.
I was completely unaware that anybody was unhappy with the game until I went to report a bug on the D4 battle net forum and I was met with 50 different threads complaining about this, that, or the other.
Because apparently people were complaining. I just wish they would rip off the band-aid and turn this game into D3 since that's apparently what people really want after doing nothing but complaining about it for 11 years.
If only we had invented a device that could scroll the web page... Some kind of wheel maybe? It could even go directly on the mouse.
Guess we'll just have to suffer until then.
See also: AT&T marketing HSPA+ as 4G LTE.
People are gonna hate on this comment but it's true. I can replace the battery in my iPhone in an hour if I want to, even if it's not as easy as it used to be with removable plastic covers on the back of phones.
It depends on how "friendly" they decide it has to be to replace the battery.
The battery in my iPhone 13 Pro is certainly end-user replaceable, but it's significantly more difficult than it was for me to pop the battery out of my Galaxy S2 and put a new one in.
I'm excited to see what the outcome of SUSE forking RHEL will be.
The gotcha for this is that you have to actually use the resources on your free instance or they will reclaim it. I use my instance as a Minecraft server so it utilizes about half of the 24GB RAM you get. For a very light compute task like a chat bot, it might be difficult to keep the instance from being reclaimed.
From this page:
Idle Always Free compute instances may be reclaimed by Oracle. Oracle will deem virtual machine and bare metal compute instances as idle if, during a 7-day period, the following are true:
CPU utilization for the 95th percentile is less than 15% Network utilization is less than 15% Memory utilization is less than 15% (applies to A1 shapes only)
I'd like to use it, but ~~$8~~ $10 a month to sync my notes across multiple devices is lol
All that matters is if she was proud
So I have a question for YouTube Premium haters:
How is this any different than what most people pay for both another music service and another video service? It's about half the cost of other music + video services (when combined), even with the increased pricing over the years. I've been paying for YouTube Premium since the awkward Google Play Music transition and it's a bargain, especially when I had my student discount at like $4.99 a month.