How is the number of subscribers one has on YouTube even a thing that people care about? Isn't there something even slightly more important they could be pursuing?
Before Microsoft bought it, It was more of a meeting and news site. Sucked only a little. But also the source of several gigs, so I'm not complaining.
It started going downhill about six months after Microsoft bought it. Now TFA gives an accurate description. I used to have browser tab open there all the time. Now I go there once or twice a year. And respond to (almost) all connection requests with, "Have we met?" Usually the last I hear from them.
That same, "um, not me," is all that's necessary with my bank's debit cards, as well. I suspect that it's because the card is also a Visa card. They called me three weeks ago with a suspicious transaction. I said, "um, not me," and that was it. The $817.43 charge was gone, the card number revoked.
The worst part was that I had to wait about ten days for a new card/number.
Really not a big deal. With weight transfer, the harder you brake, the larger share of the stopping is done by the front wheels anyway.
I disabled the rear brake on my race bike. As did many other racers. Sure, the needs of street vehicles is different, but in most circumstances, front brakes only is adequate.
I suspected they pulled shit like this. I've had it only a month or so, but now I'm even more gratified that I set their router up in bridge mode, and kept my internal routers as they were.
Of course, it helps that my U-Verse service is only for a 'net connection. If y'all have it for TV and/or phone as well, I imagine it gets trickier.
After reading the comments here, and noting the level of caring, consideration and sympathy for a family going through very difficult circumstances, I've concluded I should never die.
Your experience sounds very unusual. This can't be normal, or everybody would be screaming. Maybe you just have a lemon phone. It happens, and Apple should make it right. It's got a year of Apple Care. Fix the phone, rather than bitch about it.