Looking over your licensing model, I noticed this
The following systems are classified as enterprise operating systems within XPipe and connections to those systems are only possible starting from the professional plan:
- Windows Enterprise systems
What do you classify as an 'enterprise' system? Is that any server OS, or just like a datacenter license or something?
We have been, and it's sooopoo good. Also nice to see some BTS stuff and characters progressing. My partners don't always like watching the adventuring party, but I enjoy them.
Me and my partners are still working through NSBU, but I can't recall if we've seen season 1. So much content and so little time!
Enjoy watching as it comes out!
Slippi was right, I pay for dropout.tv. It's an amazing platform that basically rose from the ashes of college humor. If you like their style of humor, they have a bunch of new shows and tons of D&D-like content. Easiest $5/mo I spend.
You would be correct
And then you give it more and more information, but it keeps giving you the exact same answer.
If you can't pirate it, it's not worth the money to rent it
I only disagree when it comes to paying creators for their content. I pay for a single streaming service, and that's just because it directly supports the people running the service and making the content.
I'm more than happy to pay creators more or less directly for content, but I'm definitely not supporting shit services like Hulu and Netflix.
It would be real money if the federal reserve issued it.
No, as you said, its a stable coin backed by real money.
Cash still exists, is that a feature for criminals or does it benefit the poor and unbanked?
Cash transactions can easily be reversed, unlike blockchain, but nice bait.
Actually, that is a decent point in this idea's favor. Don't think that'll overcome the downsides, but I'll give you a point for that one all the same.
Here's a better link that actually works
https://www.kenklippenstein.com/p/read-the-jd-vance-dossier
No idea where the other person got their API link