Amazon’s movie watching shenanigans
I purchased 223 movies from Amazon. Shouldn’t I be able to watch them wherever I happen to be?
I purchased 223 movies from Amazon. Shouldn’t I be able to watch them wherever I happen to be?
It’s the same package. Same brand. Same price, or maybe even higher. But, somehow, there’s less product inside.
Are cookie warnings actually protecting people’s privacy, or have they just trained everyone to click “Accept All” without reading anything?
The process involves government forms, detailed explanations, a notary, registered mail and weeks of waiting. Mailing it costs more than the cash is worth.
What’s the point of blocking a phone number if the caller can still leave you a voicemail?
Today, teenage boys apparently need giant signs, balloons, flowers, stuffed animals, a creative slogan and a film crew standing by to capture the whole production for social media.
Why does a gas pump work perfectly fine until it gets within 50 cents of your prepaid amount?
There’s a big difference between using AI to help employees do their jobs and using AI to avoid dealing with customers altogether.
Employers keep complaining they can’t find dependable workers. Maybe the problem isn’t a shortage of good workers. Maybe their computers keep rejecting them.
Internet-connected “smart” appliances are supposed to make life easier, but they also create entirely new ways for things to go spectacularly wrong.