I don't think Microsoft doing predictable Microsoft monopoly things was a leftard idea thing. It's not political. It's about greed. This is what they have always done. I was hoping someone would eventually address the monopoly. Neither party does anything.

Maybe they should use AI lawyers as well. I hear judges love AI lawyers.

Haha. True that.

I rarely look at the features. I use a firestick. I don't touch anything beyond the sound and the basics. I haven't the slightest idea why I'd need to make an account unless they make me use it to access sound and source settings. If that is the case, I'd send it back and by a real TV.

Yeah. Reddit is disposable. It's useful only as long as it is convenient.

He was trying to be funny back then. People from both parties liked him. Now, he just seems toxic and angry. I guess people change. Either way, I'd love to know how the hell he ended up with a LotR movie. That's a lot of money to risk with a guy that isn't a good fit for this. After Amazon, we really don't need more failures.

I thought it was an April fools joke. I'm sad to learn it isn't. I remember he was really funny before he went too political. This seems actually weird he's even making movies.

Are you emotionally fragile? Do you need a hug?

Early April Fools?

I remember when Epic hit it big with Fortnite. I remember Epic going to war with Steam and how they went about that. It's been years. Hope it sinks.

I've always been wanted to build a theme park where we could have packs of rednecks hunt reddit mods for the amusement of park visitors. We'd need to give the mods some sort of advantage to drag it out. Otherwise, it would end in 30 seconds. Maybe, supercharged electric wheelchairs.

Sounds promising.

I guess BlueSky.

Reddit mods are scum of the Earth IMO. AI couldn't ban me anywhere as often. I'll take my chances.

That's why California is a dysfunctional PvP zone.