Yeah, good point.  I’ve honestly not tried Brother, but I just might.

This very thing happened to an Epson printer of mine years ago. Super annoying.

I will riot.

At least Montana is pretty.  Indiana...is not.

Which sucks, because Batgirl aside, the HBO Max DC output has been mostly terrific.  And if they cull Harley Quinn, I’ll riot.

This was the comment I wanted to reply to earlier.  You are absolutely correct.  AT&T management bungled the whole thing.

Fair enough!  I think it’s safe to assume there are multiple factors in play.

I agree.  A grey commenter (sorry, I can’t reply to it or bring it out of the greys because Kinja) pointed out that the root of all this is probably AT&T’s bungling of their ownership, and I can’t really disagree.

It really does seem like HBO Max/Warner is suffering from new-boss-itis, where all of the in-progress stuff gets canceled when a new boss comes in.  A common occurrence in Hollywood, mostly because bosses are idiots and think “OK, this thing that was launched by my predecessor...if it does badly, I’ll hear about it,…

Even better was the hotmike remark caught from the Plaintiff’s attorney:

This isn’t a bad monitor, but the resolution is low.  The Samsung Odyssey G9 goes on sale for just under $1k from time to time, and it gets you 5120x1440 with a 240hz refresh rate.  I’ve owned one for months now and it’s a terrific monitor for gaming or work.

This isn’t a bad monitor, but the resolution is low.  The Samsung Odyssey G9 goes on sale for just under $1k from…

True.  And it doesn’t ruin people’s lives.

It’s such a stupid system. It’s Twitch Plays Pokemon, only with the economy.

Kinda pointless if you don’t have a license though.

I tried three times to make it through that masterpiece, but for whatever reason, run-on sentences just exhaust me lol.

It’s from the Godfather, I believe.  A mob boss suffering amnesia at a Congressional hearing.

I don’t have an issue when I’m really enjoying a show, but for whatever reason, I lost interest in WW.  Might have been the transition to the outside world; I dunno.

I think the main issue with the Newton was the input. Handwriting recognition certainly wasn’t ready for prime time in the 90's (is it even now?), and the tech for a capacitive screen that would allow you to accurately and quickly type with fingers/thumbs wasn’t either.

I was wondering the same thing when I saw the, uh, all-star cast for Year 2.

I loved S1 and enjoyed S2, but I just lost interest during S3.  Was that a mistake?  Is it still good?  I mean, I enjoy Thandie Newton, but her performance isn’t enough to keep me there.