Only in the US. In Europe, Pizza Hut won.
catloaf
joined 9 months ago
Our electoral system results in a choice between two candidates, and both are fine with it.
That very page says it's not a must.
Correct, business and labor law news is not technology news, regardless of which company it is.
And the first amendment also guarantees the right to assembly, including associations of trade unions. Amazon's right to speech doesn't overrule the people's right to assembly.
The last time I tried to use the official stream for a hockey game, I couldn't get it to load. Not in the app, nor the browser, neither from my cable provider nor the network itself. I gave up and went back to the pirate stream, which played in one click. (It does freeze sometimes and the quality isn't quite as good, but at least it plays!)
Yup. Companies have many times the money a single person does, so they'll shell out for it. Usually it's managers and execs who get upgrades, and the regular workers who get economy.
And for a while, there was also Skype for Business (formerly Lync (formerly Communicator)).
Less than half. A good portion of those office workers rely on Office macros and other bullshit that doesn't run in the web version.
Both. The enterprise edition has less crap, but most big companies will use custom images and group policy to decrapify it further. I do the same thing at home since I used to be the guy doing it at work. I don't get any of the copilot or recall bullshit.
That seems extremely unlikely. That is controlled by the BIOS itself. Windows Update does deliver BIOS updates, but only as provided by the OEM.