...don'tcha think so...?

Seven years later? It's over 10 years after the Roadster was delivered to customers.

The raw materials that batteries require can be recycled easily, including into new batteries.

How do you get the receipt via email instead of a paper receipt?

I definitely can do the promos via the app and pay via the app (and today, via ApplePay)..

How about not stealing my money to fight wars *OR* pay for other people's college degrees?

You mean the "having problems logging in?" emails.. yeah.

I just think most people who whine don't like going to the movie theater. I even can agree with some of the complaints (sometimes sticky floors, I'm amazed by how people just LEAVE THEIR GARBAGE BEHIND)..

but even if I have a giant screen at home (which I don't yet), I still like seeing a movie on a giant screen with an audience. (Though I wait a while in most cases, and HAVE been times where there were only a few people in the theater.)

I completely realize MP is unsustainable, but it has made me be a moviegoer again, instead of just a couple times a year at most. When MP fails, I will almost certainly jump on AMC's version (until they dump it since it will then no longer have competition).. If movies just go back up to "regular" price, I will then just stop going again..

MP has made me go to the movies WAY WAY more often than I used to.

I think it's way more fun to see a movie at a theater, even just by myself.

There are about exactly 20 minutes of trailers at the theaters I typically go to, and I almost never see a movie soon after it comes out (I did see The First Purge yesterday, the day it opened, and it wasn't very crowded.. not good movie though).. so I just show up at about the _scheduled_ time, and play on my phone for a little while..

lots of "free" (since I'm already paying) movies.

also, the "fee" will only show up to NEW monthly and yearly members. I am already on a year plan, so it won't show up for me for many more months.

The fee was shown to be $3.43 in a screenshot in email sent to those whose accounts are getting the fee.

The stock market is a great way to earn a lot of money. Invest in an S&P 500 tracking fund, leave it there for MANY MANY years, and you'll likely have much more in the end.

Anyone who isn't investing in the stock market is missing out.

Well, if it's just as good, and $2 cheaper, I say bring on the "robots".

God of War is getting terrific reviews, even from some people who didn't like the orig series.

(I'll wait until it drops to $20, I've already got tons of other games I haven't played..)

cmd-shift-4 to capture a section of the screen to a file
cmd-shift-control-4 to capture a section of the screen directly to the clipboard with no file involved

('3' variants capture the whole screen(s)).

Apparently Amazon is playing the game, at least in the USA, because I've seen a couple of Amazon produced-or-at-least-distributed movies in theaters. (With MoviePass, of course.) For example, The Big Sick.

Well, yeah, of course, for some things like that, especially involving the government, are the exceptions. Note I did say "merchants".

You wouldn't want the government taking in less tax money (because of the credit card fees(*))?

(*) In my original message, I didn't specifically mention that, but yes I realize merchants (and thus consumers) "pay" for the credit cards.. But at each individual purchase, my price is the same (with the gas exception), so as a good consumer, it's cheaper/more convenient to ME to use a credit card.

So you mean:
Less stuff than the Old Slashdot. Lame.