$2.99, then $4.99, then $6.99, then $9.99, then $9.99 with commercials and $14.99 without.

Howdy ho!

I refuse to participate in this. I love all robots.

And that’s totally not because AI will read every comment on the Internet someday to determine who lives and who does not in future robotic society.

I used Avis in a different state for a short car rental and they sent me a hefty bill for some kind of damage below the vehicle a couple months after returning it.

I refused to pay and will refuse to use them ever again. Your mileage may vary.

I liked Zune. Microsoft is the real killer of their own demise. They have great products/ideas, but they just torch them before they take root.

They did. It was so awful with hardly any updates. I bought some things on it but usually when it was on major discount and connected to Movies Anywhere so I could watch it elsewhere.

I don’t know why they had the same movie for sale… one with bonus features, one without… for the same price. Every other platform includes the bonus features automatically. Why separate them? Is there someone out there thinking, hmm… I like this movie, but I don’t want the bonus features.

It was doomed to fail.

I kinda meant for like future products when AR and VR combine with IoT products, but if those can work on lower ranges with those 6 Ghz devices, then great… but VR and AR will definitely need 6 GHz to be more useful.

So if I’m reading this right… wired Internet providers are against this due to home Wi-Fi Internet speeds and phone providers are for this for mobile speeds/bandwidth?

I don’t know how I feel about this as I currently have T-Mobile home Internet and it’s not the best experience… but it mostly works and it’s cheaper than my previous cable provider. However, home Wi-Fi really needs 6 GHz for future IoT devices.

But I am definitely against it because Ted Cruz is for it. He obviously is getting paid/bribed by the telecoms… and he sucks.

Or just doppelgangers.