Hulu plus Live TV is basically a cable TV replacement, even though it streams. It's got like 100 channels or something like that, everything you would normally get in a cable TV package.

I haven't seen this reported anywhere, but I have Hulu plus Live TV and received an e-mail that they are raising the price from $82.99 monthly to $89.99 monthly, starting the billing period that begins on or after October 21st.

Replying to undo accidental downvote. I agree with you! On this occasion.

This sounds like an oddly specific example...

Translation of the translation: It will be retrained to promote Trump's agenda and suppress viewpoints that oppose it.

Could we tariff the shit out of the fires to try to reduce them? Asking for a friend.

Similar situation here. After bringing in my cuff to verify that it is accurate, he lets me bring in a couple of weeks worth of home readings (which are much much more normal) and we go from those.

I think you're just supposed to not eat them. If you experience unquenchable carnal desires just being near a solar panel, that's not a Krishna problem; that's a you problem.

That's it! You were warned. You're being preempted indefinitely.

This could have been a webpage.

Hear, hear! They upgraded the street light outside my home last year, and now the light is so nice and bright that I'm pulling down a lot of supplementary income doing night dentistry on the sidewalk. I'm not licensed, but I don't need to be, it's so bright.

To human priorities!

No, as a matter of fact, I don't.

Well, what does the actual [smirks uncontrollably for a half-second] science say about this? Surely such a pragmatic matter won't be [purses lips forcefully for two seconds] politicized by culture warriors with a [exhales spasmodically] ulterior agenda to push?

Right, but if we're never changing the clocks, it doesn't matter what offset from solar time we choose. We could make it five hours, nine hours, twelve hours. People would just adjust their schedules to match the daylight hours, irrespective of the numbers on the clock. So why not make it zero hours, since that's what the numbers mean in the first place? 10 AM is "the tenth hour before midday". 3 PM is the "third hour after midday".

Daylight saving time (which is oddly named, if you think about it, because it) kicks in in the summer, when high latitudes have more daylight than they know what to do with.