FTFY. Guarantees legally have a different meaning than warranties. If my company offers a guarantee on a product and anything goes wrong, they have to repair/replace. If we only offer a warranty on the product, we warrant it against defects for that timeframe.

Interestingly to me, my understanding was that lifetime warranty/guarantee/support had legally-binding requirements that companies had to set aside certain amounts of capital to legally claim. It's partially why my company trained me to say, "Unlimited support," as opposed to, "Lifetime support."

Ivacy re-instated my "lifetime" plan after I bitched about it to their customer service.

So, "Essential," "Extra," and, "Premium," aren't different tiers? Essential doesn't have a game catalog included. Extra has the game catalog and Ubisoft+ Classics. Premium has everything Extra has as well as trials, game streaming, and Sony Pictures Catalog. Source

I don't know about the House, but Truth Social is the only acceptable app for the executive branch, obviously!

I imagine that's more a commentary on the fact that the, "Service Contractor," was taking so long to get out there and do the repairs.

I don't think you RTFS muchless RTFA. They weren't allowed to repair because the contract flat out states that only the company's techs can repair it:

"I went on the carrier; they had eight ovens -- this is a ship that serves 15,300 meals a day. Only two were working. Six were out." He pointed out the Navy personnel are capable of fixing their own gear but are blocked by contracts that reserve repairs for vendors, often due to IP restrictions.

(emphasis mine).

Rick Moranis left acting because his wife passed and he needed to raise his kids, and was actually going to have a role in the, "Honey I Shrunk the Kids," reboot.

Per TFA:

IMPORTANT NOTE FOR CURRENT PLEX PASS HOLDERS:
For users who have an active Plex Pass subscription, remote playback will continue to be available to you without interruption from any Plex Media Server, after these changes go into effect. When running your own Plex Media Server as a subscriber, other users to whom you have granted access can also stream from the server (whether local or remote), without ANY additional charge—not even a mobile activation fee.

so if you have a Plex Pass that remains active (including lifetime) any subscribers you have can still stream from your server without having to purchase a Plex Pass.

I like how it's saying just over $10 and when I go to the link, it's $25.95 (at least at the time of this writing). Wonder how quickly it'll climb.

Um...already exists?

"A fool and his money are soon parted..."

I don't see where it was. At the time of my typing, it was listed as +1 Informative, which, from an AC, that's going to make it a score of 1.

You forgot Fry's Electronics, Lehman Brother's, and Waldenbooks.

Or the 6 digit UID tells us that, too.