I acknowledge your feelings.

Cable companies don’t compete with each other (see: “franchise agreements”), so it seems unlikely that skulduggery is involved.

Your original post seemed much more like casual Internet derisiveness than a sincere request for information to me. But what do I know? I’m a small-dicked shitheel.

I don’t think the Impossible/Beyond burgers taste like beef.

Oh, man, that is some good Internet right there. “I don’t have, want, or understand a thing. And it costs more than a different thing with way fewer features! People are dumb!!!”

[Apple] lost me when they wouldn’t let me purchase Amazon content on their Amazon app

Finale aired last night. Let’s see how you did.

Detachable (which is to say attachable) controllers, controllers that support two players for simple games or one player for games with modern controls, and the dock are the things that make the Switch special. It’s not the CPU or whatever.

If the Plex server is behind your modem and your client is not behind the modem (i.e. your server is at home, and you are not), then your upstream speed is the figure of merit.

the cables contain long thin threads of either glass or plastic that transmit pulses of light for miles

How would you feel if you ordered galaxy of prawns for next week and it showed up three weeks later?

What would I do without you?

Maybe less hard to understand than, “I’m not trying to argue with anyone about that.”

“I’m not trying to argue with anyone about that.”

Huh?

Hats off to you for the pithiness of your useless response.

Yeah, I understand that. I think it’s nuts, but I understand it. That’s why I said that I’m not trying to argue about that.

The Expanse premieres its fourth season (thank you, Amazon) on December 13, which means you technically still have time to re-watch seasons one through three. But if you don’t have several dozen spare hours between now and next Friday, we’ve got a handy primer to remind you of exactly where things stand.

Leaves?