And Americans of Irish descent as well. And Gingers.

Yea I thought so as well. $60 / $15 per month is 4 months per game. 12 / 4 = 3 Games.

Yeah, if you look technically at what’s being provided, pretty much every subscription service except maybe EA’s one offers “great value”

Isn’t that the plot from Boss Baby?

Read down for this. Thank you.

To me you should include a warning that the Echo Shows are missing notable apps like YouTube, YoutubeTv, and other content providers. To my knowledge there’s no ability to cast media to them making them very niche for those not heavily invested in the Amazon, Ring, etc. ecosystem.

I got one for $75; it’s amazing for 1/4 the price of the iPad. Side loading Google play is super simple now.

While I agree with your first 3 sentences I have to say as both an iPad owner and Amazon Fire Tablet owner the iPad is not worth the premium UNLESS it’s for a dedicated user. The Fire Tablets (the new generation 8 and 10 inch versions) are great for media, reading, and web surfing. 

I guess it depends on the tools and the jobs. I bought a pipe wrench that cost 25% of what HD/Lowes wanted and used it for years without a hitch on my house. Same with tool punches, socket sets, etc. Simple tools aren’t that complicated.

She acted like a racist asshole, then tried to play it off as “It was a joke.” And you think that’s reasonable?

I’d disagree. The First Avenger wasn’t very strong when compared to Iron Man. I do agree that as a trilogy Captain America’s was the best followed by Thor (due to the highs of Ragnarok) and lastly Iron Man’s (peaked early then fizzled).

I too used the credit from the Stadia trial for the booster. I would say the difference in having the booster and not having the booster was the time it took to amass the extra skill points needed to make god-level builds end game. I think my first playthrough I ended in the high 70's/low 80's when the world map…

I saw that video a week ago (and the similar 2 on TFB TV) and was wondering where the select-fire rifle was presented. Had to watch again to make sure I didn’t miss anything. All I missed with the author’s ignorance. 

Boy you’re gonna be embarrassed when you find out when trains were invented...

A word of caution about these super budget machines...

YEAH!

Yea I tried that yesterday; Mr. Novak doesn’t seem to want to believe that.

To be clear - I am not arguing the true death rate will be lower, only that the 3.4% was a flawed metric for reporting when criticizing people for stoking fear and panic (the author of the article, not you).

Health policy that ignores/minimizes the implications of hard data .... and instead bases plans on a hypothetical provided as a foot-note caveat to that hard data ... is objectively asinine.

That assumes that the ratio of diagnosed COVID-19 patients to undiagnosed patients is less than 1:34. Considering the US’s failures up to this point in ability to accurately diagnose not just life threatening cases but mild or asymptomatic cases I am not sure where to place that ratio (nor do I think public health…