← Back to context Comment by ComputerGuru 6 hours ago If only they would let you opt out of training use, it might actually be a viable option. 2 comments ComputerGuru Reply slopinthebag 5 hours ago The training use is probably responsible for this improvement tho. ComputerGuru 1 hour ago They could certainly still achieve that even if they had a slightly more expensive tier with a (pinky promise) "no training" bit set, or even if it were just an opt-in most users wouldn't bother with.
slopinthebag 5 hours ago The training use is probably responsible for this improvement tho. ComputerGuru 1 hour ago They could certainly still achieve that even if they had a slightly more expensive tier with a (pinky promise) "no training" bit set, or even if it were just an opt-in most users wouldn't bother with.
ComputerGuru 1 hour ago They could certainly still achieve that even if they had a slightly more expensive tier with a (pinky promise) "no training" bit set, or even if it were just an opt-in most users wouldn't bother with.
The training use is probably responsible for this improvement tho.
They could certainly still achieve that even if they had a slightly more expensive tier with a (pinky promise) "no training" bit set, or even if it were just an opt-in most users wouldn't bother with.