The setup is slightly onerous, because users have to prove they have an account with a cooperating cable company, but once they have jumped through the hoops, the quality is good.
You can see a lot of potential in those mechanics, used not just for customer service inquiries but for sales and other marketing (which could prove onerous for users, but we'll have to see).
Punishment for the sin of being late on a credit card payment is getting slightly less onerous for users who fail to pay their bills on time, according to a report issued Monday by CreditCards.com.
Despite their success in simulations and research literature, such fine-grained value-based scheduling policies have been rarely used in practice as they are often considered too fragile, too onerous for end-users to work with, and difficult to implement.
6 Signals: make the E 2.0 proactively collaborative by pushing newly updated content to interested parties thus saving users from onerous task of checking updates all the time for the new content of interest on sites.
But on the other hand, running long or onerous checks when onboarding users — such as those from banks that require people to come into branches in person to prove they are who they say they are, or lengthy online verification techniques — often leads to a drop-off in interest.
But as the Toronto Globe and Mail pointed out, "One critic said the move, if implemented, could be more onerous for recreational marijuana users, as police who turn a blind eye to it now would instead start writing tickets".
In addition, Condor requires that the machine which is used to submit jobs must remain powered on while remote jobs are running; an onerous requirement for many users, particularly when jobs have a long run time and are submitted from a portable machine.
This onerous task remains with the users.
This kind of user tax will not be onerous because all drivers know that the price drop in the past 18 months has been an unexpected boon.
