Or they’ll just type the 6 digit code from the screen into the account every 15 days or whatever. The account holder can single-handedly verify themselves anywhere.

I suppose that’s a matter of customer philosophy. You can indeed get an appliance that travels from Point A to Point B from Ford or Tesla. But you’ll never be able to get Stranger Things season 5 from Hulu.

Only when the terms of service allowed those screens to be in different physical locales. Now the terms have changed.

Cynically, this is their entire point. They want Parent 1 and Parent 2 to have two netflix accounts under the new system.

Not sure what device your daughter uses, but it sounds like if she ever signs it into Netflix once in the main household, under your ISP assigned static IP address, you’ll never have to “Verify” it from college.

Do streaming services really have “competitors”? Each one has specific unique content licenses and no one else has the same thing licensed.

Never been to New England but these topographical and forestry maps seems to show both elevated terrain and mixed forests in the Massachusetts area

I dunno, are you sure it’s an allegory for something?

Didn’t Bo-Katan say that Mandalore got glassed in some old war?

Wait did you say something about having Daisy Ridley near my bed?

The MCU is special. It’s had a total budget of 5.7 Bn and box office receipts of 30 Bn. Nothing ever has or maybe ever will again work like the MCU.

I know right lol. What a scuzz

Making the case that his role as a producer contributed to the harm of the death sounds more like a civil suit thing. As a criminal charge is he not just being charged as the man who pulled the trigger?

I think it’s slightly less than extremely disturbing

I mean it’s technically possible that Batgirl made those look like Shawshank Redemption.

We want the Giant Ground Sloth!

What does he think those monthly payments are for?

Exactly. This concept predates capitalism, like I said. It has existed under economic/societal structures before Adam Smith was even born.

It is indeed a new feature of Firefox called Enhanced Tracking Protection. You can disable this on the Gizmodo sites by clicking the shield icon in the left side of the URL bar, and toggling the setting to OFF.

And all because he legally locked himself into this via shitposting