Been there. What is the problem with signing it and getting the cash if you are not going to sue the employer?
Bloodyhog
joined 1 year ago
Using Shokz myself, but for the intended use- sports. For the outdoor runs/cycling they are good. But for sleeping, they still press into your face when you sleep on the side.
On the second one from Musicozy. The first failed after 2 years of nightly use (a wire broke), but given the price I certainly am happy. Cheap, alrightish sound quality, battery lasts a few nights, and nothing stuck in your ears. Cannot go to sleep without now ((
By the way, installing Adguard (or something similar to cut out ads device-wise) helps to decrease the shit they are trying to install dramatically. Highly recommend. Family link works for me so far, though the kids are a bit younger.
You may want to reevaluate your views. For the price there always were much better sounding options. Their main selling point is supposed to be convenience, but with all the software glitches it does not seem like they have it anymore.
Please do not shoot cats! Meow!
Stickers like "Do not attempt to dry your cat in the microwave oven" are there for a reason.
It must taste like sadness
The meme is great, but. For all of you out there who did not try it yet: never, never shave your balls! Trim it.
It may not be too bad for users: a lot of people are simply always logged on, so they'll not see any difference. What is the current share of Chrome?
I did not, and have no plans to as i find the whole idea of touch screen controls in a car infuriating. That goes not for Tesla only, of course.
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That is not an NDA at all then! A very different contract and you are absolutely right to refuse signing it. The company is totally acting outside of a normal legal practice, worth suing.