You aren’t wrong in the bigger picture, but the fact that I can change to the highest resolution and I get essentially 0 buffer time and it just automatically starts playing at the higher resolution tells me that the bandwidth is there between my device and whatever server I end up connected to that is hosting the data. Otherwise I would likely have a slight delay of a few seconds for it to buffer as it pulls down the data.
And even if you select high resolution preferred in settings, they will absolutely serve that shit at a low resolution forcing you to manually select the resolution every damn time.
Yes YouTube my connection is absolutely fast enough to watch at the max resolution you can serve, don’t pretend it’s my connection to cover for your intentional bumping down in resolution.
Same, I’ve always just rounded up. Even when it comes to things like .50¢ I still just round it up to the next dollar.
This is exactly what happens when the system is based on lowest bid contracts.
Every single person (or company CEO) within 100 miles that has raised rent after the wildfires started should be fined their entire previous years income (not their profit, every single dollar that was paid to them), and put in prison for a at least one year. That fine should go to a relief fund to help the people that need it.
They (and their immediate family) should also be barred from owning more than one property and ever renting out property again. Their business should liquidated and all assets sold off and the funds from that added to said relief fund.
Unless they can 100% prove that the raise in rent was either automatic and scheduled before a certain period and below a certain threshold.
Edit: Spelling. Changed our to out.