Same for me. And the individual games have prices > 0.
EDIT: 15 minutes later, now it works.
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And the prices of YouTube premium, too. It's not "about $4 per month" in the US.
Given that in the very same post he wrote "we need to go back, way back, into the mists of time, when dinosaurs roamed the earth, and we started working on TF2", did you consider it could just be a joke?
This article has been shared a lot when it was published a month ago.
Ziemlich lächerliche Sache, klar, aber doch eher News von vor über einem Jahr, oder?
Microsoft Teams has a completely different technical base than Skype for Business. Other platform, other language, other tech stack, other APIs, other protocols, other features. The one that just was a reskinned something was Skype for Business, formerly known as Lync, formerly known as Office Communicator, formerly known as Windows Messenger, formerly known as Exchange Conferencing, ...
The Association of Internet Researchers is pretty much in touch with the latest internet news.
And for the scenario this particular article builds on - slow internet connections - this has always been the better option anyway. The only places where the basic HTML webmail really will be missed are on devices that won't let you install a mail client, but offer you some rudimentary (not full-fledged) browser.
You said they "will never be able to use vr" when all there is that they felt some degree of motion sickness in some situations. Might have been poorly developed games (the industry is still learning how to avoid motion sickness), might have been multi-hour sessions, might have been in combination with drugs or other sicknesses, might have been totally mild symptoms after all.
VR may not be for everybody, but it's not that everybody who says he experienced motion sickness once will never touch VR again.
Half of the VR users once experienced some symptoms of VR sickness, not half of VR users are affected so badly that they'll never be able to use VR.
You are right, but for xkcd it's a concept to have a second joke in the alt text since forever. There used to be a transcript of all comics right on the site available for those that need it, but it has been discontinued, probably in favor of explainxkcd.com, where you'll still find a transcript for every comic.
Huh? That guide is pretty extensive in providing different options and ways, but it's not complicated at all. The whole thing is about 2500 words, that would be about 5 pages printed. That's probably much shorter than most Windows guides, and they are not typically offering so many options.