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.

This sounds like an oddly specific example...

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.

Not really. It's just that nowadays it's because super easy and super cheap for them to send out surveys. It seems like every interaction I have with a business these days is quickly followed up by a survey. I don't really have time for that. In the interests of fairness, I ignore them all.

It's also an easy way for them to try to obtain data on you that they may not otherwise have been able to get. And it's a way to impose performance metrics on their workers, so managers like them because it makes their job easier.

Many credit card companies offer 'virtual' card numbers that link to your account but are basically temporary card numbers.

It's not just that. If you have growth assets that have substantially appreciated in value, you can borrow against them, unlocking the cash tax-free. Also, if you simply leave the assets to your offspring when you shed your mortal coil, they will acquire the assets with a stepped-up cost-basis, meaning no taxes will ever be paid on the appreciated value. These are strategies that Joe six-pack cannot empoy, but if you have a pile of money in the bank there are cheat codes to access it tax-free that our wealthy rulers have helpfully given us (and themselves).

It was borderline unwatchable on my TV. I skipped entire scenes because I could not see wtf was going on.

Apparently you're a little fuzzy on the meaning of 'root issue.'

I'm not sure why it would get better. Once AI can replace your primary business for free or nearly free without the annoyances that are inserted to generate additional revenue, I would think that your days are well and truly numbered.

Dude, this is a feature, not a bug. Well, it is I suppose. A bug I mean. Literally. But nobody likes wasps anyway, right? So this doesn't seem so bad.

Operational word there being "detected!"

An impact like that would probably expose a lot of subsurface stuff that could be interesting. I mean, there are craters covering the entire surface, but this would be 'fresh' and the material would not have been exposed to the vacuum of space for very long.

TFS literally said that their company's roots are in infrastructure construction. Do you think that they have not considered these things?