My kids started playing now so I "have to" "teach" them how to play.
Sound like exactly like what this person is doing, whoever they are.
No, a cone can have any flat shape as its base, wherefor a pyramid - which only has four sides - is also a cone.
Oh I didn't realize it was from the article because there is no source!
And if they use the dark pattern of a fake in-app review, so that they can redirect only the good ratings to the app store while opening a "feedback form" for bad ratings - I will actually go out of my way and open the app store and give them a one-star anyway.
This graph is useless without a source. We don't know how the data was collected or how many data points are included (or discarded). This is probably just lying with statistics 101.
#unexpectedfactorial Luckily 2 = 2!
Insomnia suddenly turned into a ransomware. Pay up or have all you dara lost!
A few days later Insomnium popped up supporting the old file format.
That's not how pricing works. They already have the price they think makes them the most money. Raising prices means losing customers to competition, netting a loss.
So they would just lose 1000 customers and not raise the price because that would mean an even higher loss.
It's different, of course when including that all ISPs would be hit with this. One can only speculate what will happen. All those pirates will want alternative ISPs, probably paying extra for privacy. The rest will stay in a dying market where competition for the remaining customers would be fierce, probably with lower prices.
Thanks. I wish the link could be created from the f-droid automatically. I'm too lazy to try to paste the parts together
I use Vespucci, it's advanced but still pretty easy if you just want to do basic editing. https://vespucci.io/
P.s. how do you link to an app on fdroid?
But you can also just flag it if editing is not your cup of tea. Here's a convenient, non-techy tool to add notes for others to use when editing: https://www.onosm.org/
If you squint hard enough, the capital letter pi (Π) looks like half a circle.
Maybe this is why pi was chosen for half of the circumference of a circle.