u/buku-o-rama

Every other company is using the business model these days of deceptive auto-renewal subscriptions. It's basically theft. These losers can't actually make a product that provides value so they sell you useless trash services and cross their fingers that you'll accidently forget to cancel your subscription. It is so pathetic, I don't know why it is allowed. I am imagining all these guys as being your stereotypical "entrepreneur bro" type smh.

I'm in my late 30s and it is honestly triggering to hear that people my age are athletically, cognitively and aesthetically inferior to younger people. The reason for this is simple, really. I did not really get to reach my full potential or enjoy my youth to the fullest. I would like to think that I didn't squander the best part of my life and still have a chance. Yes I get that many people find this delusional and maybe I am. But can you really blame me? I mean, why would I want to admit to myself that I wasted my life? Who are you to judge me when you probably got to enjoy your youth and accomplish things you're proud of? Expecting me to just accept being old because you do is like a person who finished their entire meal expecting a person who didn't even start eating yet to get up because dinner is over. And tbh it's largely outside forces to blame for why I am such a late bloomer. Oppressive family, peers who bullied and excluded me, untreated ADHD and very likely autism. In fact if I am to accept that I missed out on my youth, then I'll have to also accept that I was basically cheated out of it. So really I can't understand why people are often downright hostile and disparaging towards those they perceive as clinging to their youth, not wanting to accept that their best years are behind them. Like, why does it bother you when someone wants their chance to enjoy life like you did or plan to?

We have a Power BI app which uses a semantic model which is in a different workspace. The semantic model uses Snowflake as the source and is import. I granted an AD security group Read and Build access on the semantic model and added them as viewers in the app workspace. Some people in the group can access the app while others are getting a message that says "Couldn't load this report: The report couldn't be accessed because you don't have access on the underlying semantic model."

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What would be causing this? Would people who have accessed the app before via direct access granted to their username still be able to access it even after I revoked that and just gave access to their group?

We have a Power BI app in a Fabric Premium Capacity workspace. It uses a Snowflake semantic model that is in another workspace. We have granted users access to the semantic model and app access through their AD group. However, when they open the app they get the "can't load this report" message. When we add their group workspace as workspace viewer access, they are able to access the app though. In other apps I've created this is not the case, they only need app audience access. What is going in exactly?

We have a Power BI app in a Fabric Premium Capacity workspace. It uses a Snowflake semantic model that is in another workspace. We have granted users access to the semantic model and app access through their AD group. However, when they open the app they get the "can't load this report" message. When we add their group workspace as workspace viewer access, they are able to access the app though. In other apps I've created this is not the case, they only need app audience access. What is going in exactly?