The most dedicated fans would want to own vinyl or CD.

or gym membership for you.

"improved fur quality, fewer white hairs and hair regrowth" If they can cure baldness then they will make a fortune.

Padding out the final issue with lots of old reviews from early issues was a cheap way of getting one last issue out. It used to be very informative and entertaining, but sadly has been going downhill for a while, with increasingly niche content with very narrow appeal.

"Some kind of widely accepted settlement to distribute federal assets to states" You mean debt, right?

This is a bad thing?

There's no such thing as an 'essential cookie'.

I ditched (k)Ubuntu when they started forcing snaps on users - apart from the slow cold start time for Firefox, it broke Firefox's Plasma desktop integration. Now using Manjaro with Plasma on Wayland and very happy with it.

Any sign that a big tech company recognises that denying options and choice to users is a bad thing, is to be welcomed.

Or the Dad could stay home. But the social stigma against stay at home dads is even greater.

Lambourghini successfully went from tractors to sports cars...

In that case I imagine in might need to provide subscriber data to justify continued funding by the Saudi Arabian Oil Company.

If that magazine sells advertising (and I guess it does) then getting you to subscribe, even for free, means they have certified circulation figures to base ad sales on.

A while ago I got sick of my Fire Stick's crowded, ad-flinging UI and thought I'd build myself a little celeron-powered Linux media player launching streaming services in full screen browser sessions. It turns out that all major streaming services limit the resolution of browser-based streaming (even with widevine) to SD or 1080P HD if you're lucky, with 4K out of the question. This forces people to use apps from app stores or accept a restricted service. Maybe time to think again?

"I was informed in the course of my official duties of a multi-decade UAP crash retrieval and reverse engineering program to which I was denied access" Yep - that's how control of highly classified material is managed.....