Is this 1988? The easiest/cheapest solution is spend a couple bucks on decent machines.

1st world problems.

The Death Star proved that. Overwhelming support. Brushed under the rug. This administration is a joke.

Doesn't matter if they are losing money or not. It is their product and thus have the right to determine how it is consumed. Stay in business or go under has no bearing on the rights of the copyright holder who whether you agree or not legally dictates how they want it to be consumed.

The money spent trying to stop piracy is a direct result of piracy. So you can take that money spent right off the bottom line and attribute it to piracy. The fact is people do receive a service without paying for it. All you have to do is find one person who has downloaded a movie instead of going to see it in the theaters to prove this. Let's be honest here and compare the number of people who download movies so they don't have to spend money to see it to those who download them to see if they want to spend money. We all know how that number looks.

Don't need a warrant, just permission of the owner.

Apparently something where men and women perform differently.

Stop pretending video gaming is a real sport.

They asked google to do something, google said they can't without a court order, and now they seem to be getting one.

My understanding was 1 antennae per customer.

It's why money exists in the first place. To make life easier for you by exchanging it for things that are more difficult to acquire.

Since UPS and Fedex deliver to any address and carry interstate commerce your argument isn't very valid.

Not exploring a city and relying on anonymous reviews to plan your entire experience sounds really fun.

There's only so much disposable income to go around. And then some of it gets wasted on stuff like this.

That's overly simplistic. The vast majority of people have a certain belief system, but that doesn't mean they let it govern their lives. Most do believe in evolution. Most don't believe the Earth is 4000 years old. Is it contradictory? Of course, but so what. It doesn't matter if it is because it fills the gap for the only real question that matters for many people. What happens when you die.