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Hasn’t Comedy Central pretty much just been South Park and The Daily Show since Broad City ended? Back in 2019?

I work from home and do fairly well for myself but have always been on prepaid since I just don’t go places without wifi enough to justify $50 a month for phones (I also always buy unlocked older phones for the same reason. there just isn’t much I want to do a on a smartphone that a year or two old model can’t do.)

We make plenty of money, but we still don’t waste money on stuff we don’t need, like excess mobile data. We’ve been using a prepaid yearly plan from Mint for years now, and have never suffered for it. I can use google maps and look up whatever I want on the internet, play games that require an internet connection....

I know several people making $70-100,000 who use mint. $20 a month for the best service i’ve ever had. Meanwhile i’ve met plenty of people who have $150 a month plans and make less than minimum wage.

I’ve had my mint account for years- i can understand them wanting to block spammers, but this is a really silly way to

One of my friends has this problem. I just saw her complaining about it on Twitter this morning. She has cricket mobile. Discrediting large groups of people as "vibes" because it doesn't fit your narrative is gross and unempathetic.

So just to be clear I, a person who paid $60 for Overwatch 1, can not only not play OW1 anymore but now it’s likely I can’t play OW2 either because I have a pre-paid phone plan? (I work from home so I don’t need unlimited data so I pay $15 a month for phone service)

It’s like ActivBlizz just wants me to never buy

Zero interest until they remove this requirement altogether. It’s fairly easy to circumvent and doesn’t really add meaningful security from hackers spamming accounts.

It’s almost like the article states that this doesn’t seem to be affecting all pre-paid users, pointing out that it’s a flawed way of supposedly blocking trolls.

What I don’t understand is if it’s for security why don’t they just have players use the blizzard Authenticator instead? Between that and recording players voices as they play this whole thing is starting to be a no go for most people

Why do you need a cell phone number to play a videogame in the first place?

Yeah, no. No amount of spin is going to make it reasonable to ask a player to change their phone number of 15+ years to play a video game.

Yeah, so I know I’m late to this, but apparently because I ported my cell number from Vonage 15 years ago, I can never play OW2? And they can’t override this.

This is so emblematic of the kind of company Blizzard is. I’m sure cases like mine are relatively fringe cases, and were written off by them as acceptable

Add to this their backwards support system, they force you to add name and phone number now but can’t do it yourself, someone in the company has to do it for you so you open a support ticket, theor Twitter say it will take 9 days to get a response from them.

As one person with MS to another:  it must be bunnies. Bunnies are evil. Twitchy little noses and the harbingers of doom. That said though - the good thing about MS is that the research into this fucking shitty disease (seriously, it’s shit having MS) is constantly evolving. It doesn’t say which type of MS she has,

Wielded by Scooter Braun. Is there no part of her life he won’t steal?!?

Amanda Seyfried has a beer she needs you to hold for a second.

Every store is independently owned and operated. Therefore it’s up to the owners of each store as to how they make their stores look. Stores that are in cooperatives are the same way. ShopRites in the northeast can all look very different, it really depends on which member of the Wakfern CoOp owns that particular

I enjoyed American Hustle enough that I’m sure I’ll check this out. The Fighter was great but not really much of a comp for this type of film.

Don’t worry, the sense of shame went to live on a farm upstate

It’s weird that this article goes after Bale—who famously has gained and lost weight throughout his career for roles and who put on 40 pounds to play Cheney—rather than more obvious fat suit beneficiaries, like Gary Oldman (who got an Oscar for his fat suit Churchill, and didn’t do any substantial weight gain, because