Lol this is such a stupid reply. Dunno how you can see your thermostat from that high horse, slim. 

Clever pun based upon title/topic of article.

This is actually...not good, and not something I’d be interested in. My park experiences often leave me with a dead phone by mid-afternoon, and since it’s nigh on impossible to buy a phone nowadays that has replaceable batteries, I’d have to spend part of my day in the park charging my device, just to make sure I can…

I gotta say that as much as I dislike walled gardens, the Disney Watchband thing meant that I could walk around the parks without worrying about cash, room keys or cards.

If you have to ask, you already know the answer. 

I caught that, yeah. You’re good!

website most of us are probably complacent in frequenting.

And why was Blizzard founded by geeky fans?

What allegiance do we owe to a corporation that abandoned us in order to reap profits from the Chinese mobile market and loot box gambling aimed at children.

“Hello, police? There are these armed vigilantes on my front lawn. Citizen something.”

Well, I for one am thrilled to be able to waste my time figuring out pointless UI changes.

“If they have high standards and are doing good fact checking, they have nothing to worry about.”

We need to bring back the concept of exile.

You love to see it.

It’s such a corporate American thing to spend billions of dollars in the hope that you can continue doing business as-is, instead of spending billions of dollars to lean into (and profit off of) changes in the market.

Is it wild that I had to read the article to see which “racist former president” we were talking about? 

Post Hill Press is distributed by Simon & Schuster.

“Thanks, I hate it” has never felt more appropriate.

Even all of that might be OK, if I wasn’t also the guinea pig literally quality testing Microsoft’s AI for them.