I only have Netflix because I burn through an entire new season of shows every two or three days and every week they’re releasing fifteen new seasons of shows and it’s impossible to run out of stuff to watch.
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Use over appreciation reigns. If you play 285 dollars worth of games and don’t enjoy them, you still played 285 dollars worth of games you otherwise would have had to pay for.
On the other hand, HBO used to withhold its content from Netflix. With its reorganization, now a bunch of old HBO shows it used to keep on HBO Go/HBO Max/MAX are now on Netflix.
Why would anyone pay for a service they wouldn’t ever use? Wouldn’t they just be filtered out of the value proposition?
Lies of P, Sea of Stars, Starfield, all in the same month for $10...
Even so, this is the funniest line of the article.
It’s summer camp with swords. All the counselors are boning.
He added to racial animus in the country, over and over and over again.
Patriot Act is a great show, though, especially his interview with Trudeau where he asks him to stop sending hundreds of millions of dollars to Saudi Arabia’s genocide against Yemen and gets a, “Well, it’s an economically beneficial arrangement” out of the PM.
He’s a comedian. His act is literally stand-up.
I find it funny there was a laundry list of racist, sexist jokes Trevor Noah told on camera and the news was like... meh. And now Minhaj has a piece concerned whether or not the stories he tells in his standup routines are real or not...
Speaking of hot dogs, we’ve seen this function with Costco refusing to raise the price of hot dogs at their stores. Shareholders were angry that the $1 hot dogs were popular but weren’t rising with inflation prices, but the CEO refused as it was a morale-boosting loss leader.
Letting random people give you money in the hopes that they get some money back so you can expand your business and get more money was always the point. Consumers were never a factor in this calculation, and it took less than a century after the first stock exchange before a massive bubble of people investing in a…
Witcher 1 and 2 didn’t get expansions, AFAIK. Witcher 2 got a free top-down mechanical update that dramatically improved things similar to this, though. But without the world-destroying sales of Witcher 3, there’s just no money in dragging this one out much longer.
Millenials have been irony poisoned by the collapse of society around us in slow motion exactly the way nerds and geeks and artists said it would. Now it’s impossible for us to just share our feelings honestly in public without 7 layers of “Don’t fire me for acknowledging this job kills babies” and “Please don’t hit…
Ruby Ridge happened a year earlier, so you don’t really need Waco, it was mostly just an excuse.
I can’t get over how this trailer is basically an ad for: “What if Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson, and Elon Musk all had a hostile takeover by a bunch of former NASA pilots and got kicked out on the street.”
Technically we all grew up in the pre-sequel to Battlestar Galactica.
2 Fast 2 Flooding Us?
One thing I notice about people bringing in outside references is that they’re not mentioning Anakin’s line, “We used to be peacekeepers, now we’re soldiers,” is a direct reference to Mace Windu having the exact same concerns that Ahsoka has here. When Palpatine conscripts the Jedi into war, Mace Windu protests with,…