I just can't think of any reason why, if I were building any sort of business (tech or otherwise) I would incorporate google services (apart form google search ads, perhaps) into any aspect of it that I would deem "essential" or even "important". Even Drive & the associated sheets/docs/etc I look at with an eye towards "be ready to mass download the lot of it on short notice" As an example, about two years ago they w…
Do you mean Google Data Studio, or something else?
Google ditches its free WiFi service in South Africa, three months after launch
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Re: Google ditches its free WiFi service in South Africa, three months after launch
#152Re: Google ditches its free WiFi service in South Africa, three months after launch
#153I suspect they're withdrawing due to infrastructure issues. We also have frequent power cuts (in my area it's up to 4 hours a day with no electricity) and loads of cable theft. Some of the cell towers even get shut down because people steal the hardware, the batteries that keep them operational. Heck, we've even had cases of people stealing fibre cables, because they thought they were worth more than copper. *I am a…
Whereabout in SA are you? Are the issues you describe more common in rural areas or is it in the larger cities as well?
Re: Google ditches its free WiFi service in South Africa, three months after launch
#154Earlier quoted context omitted.
Reading South African as a Dutch person is always great. I understand most of the words, but it’s still clearly a completely different language/context. Gatvol = hole is full
When I learnt Dutch is came is a surprise that ‘opgewonde’ does not mean excited. I told many an executive at KPN that I was opgewonde to work on their project. :)
Re: Google ditches its free WiFi service in South Africa, three months after launch
#155Earlier quoted context omitted.
When I learnt Dutch is came is a surprise that ‘opgewonde’ does not mean excited. I told many an executive at KPN that I was opgewonde to work on their project. :)
Apparently Google Translate hasn't had the epiphany that you did yet. What does it mean? :)
:)
Re: Google ditches its free WiFi service in South Africa, three months after launch
#156I suspect they're withdrawing due to infrastructure issues. We also have frequent power cuts (in my area it's up to 4 hours a day with no electricity) and loads of cable theft. Some of the cell towers even get shut down because people steal the hardware, the batteries that keep them operational. Heck, we've even had cases of people stealing fibre cables, because they thought they were worth more than copper. *I am a…
Whereabout in SA are you? Are the issues you describe more common in rural areas or is it in the larger cities as well?