Notably, the limit per employee != actual average usage per employee!

I presume failing to hit your target (limit) saw you on a performance improvement plan, or even worse not invited to the pizza party.

You might be interested in GitHub's native take on this concept, HydraFusion: https://github.blog/ai-and-ml/github-copilot/project-hydrafu...

Something I learned the hard way: it's a bad time if you are a Google Fi customer and your Android phone with an eSim becomes inoperable while traveling :)

just in general, it's difficult if your phone with an esim dies/lost/stolen (ie no access) to move the esim over. It's especially annoying if it just died, because instead of just popping the sim over you end up in a maze with the carrier (unless you are lucky enough to other lines on the account you have access to)

Went through the same last month. I had to both buy a new phone and still have my old one repaired to be able to authenticate to set up the new one.

I was a CyanogenMod user before switching to Pixel, and that experience was a monumental shove towards moving to Graphene.

I can't wait to run Stemdeck on my Steam Deck and trigger it with a button on my Stream Deck!

This just feels like good educational practice too? I remember really enjoying TA'ing as an undergrad for courses I took the previous year, because THAT'S when I felt I _really_ learned the material.

Likewise, when I was a lab consultant, I felt like advising others was when the concepts of Linux/systems administration _really_ sunk in.

I always crammed the bare minimum for any kind of assessment (by the end of college I was actively avoiding any classes with final exams), but when I need to be able to teach someone else or explain my understanding in a live environment? That's when I _actually_ learn.

I truly think you folks did the account transition in the most user-friendly, considerate way you possibly could. There was SO MUCH TIME to migrate and SO MANY WARNINGS about it needing to be done. I'm sorry you haven't been appreciated for it. Well done!

As if giving users more time to accept bad terms before the rug pull is commendable.

"It needing to be done"?

I didn't accept any terms with MS and I haven't received any refund or whatever other compensation.

Really? I still have my 9.95 PayPal email receipt from buying the game in 2010, but I don’t have a single email sent to that email address about any sort of migration.

I knew if I scrolled through the comment section I'd find geerlingguy!