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Short answer: Closing the browser tab doesn’t stop a codespace. GitHub says that if you close the tab, "the codespace remains running on the remote machine" until you stop it or it times out from inactivity, and compute is used while it runs. Stopping ends compute but not storage: "A stopped codespace incurs only storage … Read more
Short answer: In Bitwarden, a personal Premium plan and ongoing shared access are two different things. Bitwarden’s organizations guide says Premium unlocks extra security features for your own account "but Premium doesn’t include secure data sharing itself," and that every Bitwarden account can launch a free two-person organization for sharing. So decide who needs shared … Read more
Short answer: No. The second drive in a RAID 1 pair is redundancy against a failed disk, not a separate backup copy. QNAP’s own explanation says plainly that "RAID IS NOT a backup" and that it "mainly guards against hardware failures". Deletion, corruption, viruses, theft and disasters can still take the data. So when you … Read more
Short answer: Google’s When to Buy post tells you when discounts in a few product categories tended to peak last holiday season among U.S. merchants. It does not tell you what your exact item will cost this year, whether it will be in stock, or whether it will arrive in time. Use it as a … Read more
Short answer: Universal Cart doesn’t change who you are buying from. In Google’s launch announcement, the merchant stays the seller of record and sends the order confirmations and customer support for both checkout routes it describes. So before you pay, name the actual seller and know where its support will come from. Scope: this is … Read more
Short answer: If your membership lapsed, buying another one within 180 days brings back access to cloud backups that already exist. It can’t create a backup that was never made or undo one that was overwritten. Before you pay, check whether the game supports Save Data Cloud and whether a backup of your progress was … Read more
Short answer: Not on headcount alone. Docker’s no-fee business condition for Docker Desktop has two numeric parts: fewer than 250 employees AND less than US$10 million in annual revenue. A small headcount alone doesn’t meet it, and meeting both numbers is still not full clearance, because the agreement adds separate rules for government entities and … Read more
Short answer: A downloaded item is not automatically a completed licensed project. Check the completion date and intended reuse against the current terms before your subscription expires. Envato’s license says an item’s license is only valid if you complete the End Product while your subscription is active. Scope: this covers the Envato Elements License for … Read more
Short answer: Cloudflare Images uses different usage meters for remote-image transformations and Images-hosted storage/delivery. Choose the image source and processing interface first; a page-view count alone is not a transformation or delivery count. Scope: this is our reading of Cloudflare’s public Images pricing page (shown as "Last updated Oct 12, 2026") and the Images binding … Read more
Short answer: You don’t need a camera for GameChat voice chat; Nintendo says voice works with the system’s built-in microphone. In GameChat, a compatible USB camera matters only for video chat, and Nintendo lists the camera test and the account and permission conditions separately. Scope: Nintendo Canada’s "Nintendo Switch 2 FAQ", checked October 11, 2026 … Read more