Not to forget that around 70% of the revenues cone from a single, non-disclosed, customer. My wild guess: it’s Google…
EDIT: And they just significantly reduced their expenditures for Software Development…
Not to forget that around 70% of the revenues cone from a single, non-disclosed, customer. My wild guess: it’s Google…
EDIT: And they just significantly reduced their expenditures for Software Development…
Time for the famous BigMac-Index!!!
https://www.statista.com/statistics/274326/big-mac-index-global-prices-for-a-big-mac/
Exactly what I felt, too!!!
I personally liked the PAI approach from the Mi Band where you get points for various activities, depending on the heart rate during the activity. You loose the points after a week - motivating you to continue and also the points are harder to get the better you get at the activity, because of the lower heart rate. I know, it’s all smoke and mirrors, but I I liked that approach for the same reasons you mentioned.
Not a lawyer here, but from my naive understanding: HELL YEAH! I mean, it only works from Europe, but every company has to nominate a contract for GDPR inquiries. Once they received that inquiry, there is a mandated deadline. If they fail to comply, the data protection authority can fine a portion of their revenues (not profits). Please take my info with a grain of salt as I haven’t verified them, but that is how I understand our system.
I love Noteless as my note taking app as it also supports markdown. Sync is via Syncthing.