I get where they’re coming from and largely agree with the idea but “DoNotPay” is really the best name they could come up with? It seems like that alone would remove even the tiniest bit of plausible deniability they may have had. PS: Thank you for including the name of the thing in the headline instead of referring…

You should see their dark series around Halloween. It’s all about questionable behavior.

Lifehacker wasn’t the first to report on it. Sites like TorrentFreak post exclusively about file sharing & streaming related things like this (including this site specifically) and the conglomerates are for sure constantly on top of that site. They definitely knew about it before Lifehacker shared it.

I greatly appreciate you listing what was all changed since last time. Purely stating it’s a repost of an old article with “updates” makes it come across as a misleading revised timestamp on an old piece. Listing out what’s been updated shows it actually is current and worthy of a new timestamp.

Totally agree with this. I grew up spending a lot of my free time gaming. I’m not ignorant to the issues it can cause, but many that don’t game often come across as ignorant to what there is to be gained. The reading involved and levels of strategy (depending on title) require quite a bit of brainpower. I worked at…

Is there some type of rugged yarn? I’ve had a few of these made for me over the years but I seemed to wear through them rather quickly.

They also make great dog toys. Our dog goes ecstatic (granted for a whopping 5 minutes) over being given a stuffed animal. He loves to immediately rip it apart, pull out all the fluff, and then play tug-o’-war with the fabric until it’s in too small of pieces.

Had me at “every single episode of Salute Your Shorts.” Of course, other than those, the one tape I wanted (Wacky-Zany Video from Kool-Aid) isn’t on there. Edit: Found it!

I have the world map one and like it a lot. It did take some getting used to due to switching from mouse pads with a wrist rest however.

I have the world map one and like it a lot. It did take some getting used to due to switching from mouse pads with a…

Also with some, such as Malwarebytes, if you buy the service during the free trial, it starts immediately instead of at the end of your trial time. That means you’re missing out on service time by committing to paying for it and are better off sitting on that decision until the end of the trial. Seems rather counter…

Whenever people ask questions like “What lets you know you’re doing all right in life?” I always think of the phrase: “I know I’m doing okay when I can have my bills set to auto-pay.” Obviously there’s way more to life than that but I think it’s a good sign you’re doing okay with yourself if you can set bills to…

Getting to see numerous major overseas cities/attractions across as many countries with only having to unpack once and not having to worry about setting up countless forms of lodging/transportation/meals/currencies/etc? Sign me up!

The amount of Windows users vs Linux is astronomical so it follows reasoning that the visible number of users with Windows issues would be far greater. That obviously doesn’t mean it wouldn’t have more on a level playing field, just saying that likely plays a huge factor in the number you see. Searching HiDPi and…

The issue with connecting to the WiFi but not able to do anything on it could be that the hotel as a page you have to browse to in order to hit ‘accept’ on their terms for the device to access the internet. Any device with a browser should be able to handle this directly, but for anything else such as a Chromecast,…

I would but despite significant improvement, Linux’s HiDPI support leaves so much to be desired. Fractional scaling is beta at best if supported at all by most distros, requires so much complex tinkering for it to work right, and when I throw my secondary monitor that’s at a different resolution into the mix, it goes…

For me, the only thing missing I really care about is a good autoplay blocker. Changing all the browser settings I can dig up still doesn’t do a good enough job stopping videos from playing.

I have no issues with the actual working out as much as I do with the time it takes. It’s not that I’m that busy, just that I don’t like sacrificing my free time to work out. It’s why I like the Focus T25 series. They’re only 25 minutes and require no equipment outside of a couple free weights in the later videos.…

First I was like :-D, then I was like :-(.

Yeah, but unfortunately doesn’t help for delivery/pick-up services where they bag it before you ever see it.

They should go through it all again because they’d likely get a fair amount of sales from it. Not just new customers but those, such as myself, who want to upgrade their sets without settling for the cut up episodes.

They should go through it all again because they’d likely get a fair amount of sales from it. Not just new customers…