Competition is good, but Paramount doesn’t have enough content to actually compete. I’m honestly shocked that they’ve kept their service running this long. I’m not going to subscribe to a dozen different platforms, and Paramount is never going to make the cut.
Not OP, but I’ve had that same car in that same color for over 16 years. Nearly 200k miles. I basically do nothing aside from routine maintenance as per the manual.
Also included with Game Pass.
Good luck with that
It’s a pretty decent setup.
Hanging Chad and Photograph are okay, but in general you’ll be running High Card and not caring much about the card played since all your +MULTs will come from jokers. Better to have some scaling +MULT in one of those slots, then like Blueprint or the other copycat joker in the other.
What in the world even is this?? Was there ever a prior release on the last gen??
Also, pretty sure XSX/PS5 isn’t “next gen” anymore. They’re solidly current gen, and getting a little long in the tooth.
Hell yeah.
The thinkin’ man’s rock band.
The addition to Game Pass is huge!
Damn, the corruption is not only blatant, it’s fast-acting.
No horizontal tab grouping. Tab groups on Chrome are perfect, and the Firefox tab extensions all suck in comparison.
That said, I’m still using Firefox today because the internet is unusable without a good ad blocker.
Quality is reason. No stream is as good as a UHD copy of a movie when it comes to audio and video.
There’s an argument to be made for DRM-free digital downloads over UHD discs, though those aren’t easy to obtain legally (in case legality actually matters to the user).
How would that help here? The only thing Amazon is removing is the ability to download your purchased eBooks to your PC.
Shoulda called it Rainbow Seven then.
Am I an idiot for enjoying my Kindle Paperwhite as an eReader, while at the same time never actually buying books from Amazon?
Sept. 23, 2025
If the executive order attempts or purports to shut it down, and no one does anything to stop that, then yes the order can.
States’ rights and small government, eh?
A Netflix movie though? Ugh.