plusplusungood

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What's your point?

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> Taking advantage of the $200 plan.

No, I'm paying $200 a month for a premium product that I expect premium service for. It's the single most expensive IT expense I have. Taking advantage my foot.

plusplusungood

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I worked for a company once where we ran this dodgy shipping software on prem that integrated with our backend via SQL access. When there was an issue, their techs would rdp to a server and run this little VB app that turned out to be a dialog box that could run arbitrary SQL code against our production database.

I trust that more than this nonsense. WTF are we doing?

plusplusungood

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Probably could just ask the phone companies. Free advertising to visit their dying phones?

plusplusungood

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That is analogous to the water company charging you more if you use a faucet from another company. It's not a fair competition.

That's why we are supposed to have legislation to regulate that utilities and common carriers can't behave that way.

plusplusungood

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Ah, the infamous, but fictional, Monkey Ladder Experiment.

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