Simple, if you buy a car that's too heavy for the existing infrastructure, you either pay for the improved infrastructure or take the risk yourself. The minivan that I drive the kids in is only 4,300 lb. If you're driving something heavier than that then, best of luck. I expect that if I'm driving a camper, and I fall off the road, I'm just done. Game over.
I don't expect infrastructure to adapt to the minority. That's not what it's for.
VMware Workspace One.
That shit is so ill suited for management of computers that it's a wonder they ever sold a single license.
Your point is so good that I down voted MYSELF. Thanks! I may stop using it now. I used it back when it felt more unshitty, but it's crept shittier and shittier and it does feel super sketchy now.
VM all the way I suppose.
/Sincere
Nope. Never had enough trust. I'd sooner use a website and use virustotal to scan. At least you know what you are getting that way.
I may experiment with it on an expendable device, so thank you all the same.
Same actually. I use it to view a cam. It takes many resources and hobbles the system.
Thank you! That's a helpful comparison.
I've been using BlueStacks. How do those compare to BlueStacks?
I'm guessing at the very least they have less ads than blue stacks, lol.
It's interesting that you should say that. Maybe they had to cancel it because they realized there were some legal implications and that the new antitrust enforcement environment would keep them from being able to really follow through with the WSA.
Lol. Yeah, they've got quite the wall around their garden. It's hell getting the play store running on their hardware.
You could use BlueStacks. It's a bit ad laiden, but it's not bad.
Yeah. Gut wrenching too.
At the moment I believe there are minority that's becoming a majority but I maintain that if they're the ones that require the infrastructure the payment for that infrastructure should be built into the cost of the vehicle or the licensure thereof.