This is true with all things in life, but with enough money, most problems fade away.
Banks will tend to drop most of those requirements in exchange for higher minimum balances and potentially fees. The amount of money you need for this will vary wildly country to country.
I fell for the AMD buying Intel one because it was so dry that it didn't feel like a prank and I still follow hardware news because of said self hosting.
Also, can't forget that those concerns come back when maintaining the panels. Along with the additional precautions needed to account for foot/other traffic.
Agreed, I never felt like the software quite got the support it needed. Know it's not easy, but even basic needs like can we maintain a connection and can the device update itself were not guaranteed.
I'm not an anti-AI guy, I use it for a lot of things, but I think most of us just feel like we should have a choice in just how much we contribute to our eventual extinction. That can lead to some interesting conversations when it comes to things like open source, but I feel like it's fair to want that.
The real first one is always the one that eventually at least partially succeeds. History will lose the rest and hand wave them away by making up various reasons it could be disqualified.
It's gambling, this is how they're supposed to work, why would they report on that.
I haven't seen anyone reasonably say they should be perfect, they just can sometimes be a better indicator than the other options we have available and can create a situation that makes it slightly more difficult for bias to come into play.
Qatar is probably creating some interesting demographics. It is vaguely implied that data is restricted to citizens but can't find where that's directly clarified so who knows. You could compare outside the group with Denmark (The overall #1 spot) at 77.9% or the United States at 71.2% and China at 57.7%.
There isn't anything else I've found beyond those two that is adaptive quite like those. From what I've seen, you'll have to give up a lot.
Unlike Tdarr though, Unmanic does have a proper open source license. If you take that to it's logical conclusion, any freemium options are a bit optional.
Iran ranks 140 / 181 which isn't great, but could be a lot worse. Education is a factor, but Iran loses points elsewhere. The most notable item related to this headline is probably employment percentage which sits at 14.8% (Highest in group is Qatar at 65.5%). For negative impact, the reported stats on domestic violence and related items are worth reading into.
This is true with all things in life, but with enough money, most problems fade away.
Banks will tend to drop most of those requirements in exchange for higher minimum balances and potentially fees. The amount of money you need for this will vary wildly country to country.