MimicJar

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A straightforward retelling of the comic.

The art style may not be for everyone but I liked it.

No snow in Springfield.

It's more of a gossip type conversation.

On average I do.

I mean Blade Running 2049 is the rare lone exception to being a good sequel to a movie that didn't need a sequel.

Maybe someday another film will achieve what it did, so I gotta keep hoping, but I know it isn't likely.

I don't have an Xbox, but on my Switch I can play the game without updating the game. I may not be able to utilize any online features, but if that server is gone I wouldn't be using them anyway.

This gives them hardly any information beyond what they already have.

Except now they know the individuals using your Internet.

Sure if you live alone they already can easily put that information together. However if you have a partner, a relative and children all living in one house they now know who is in that home.

Plus maybe no one in the house uses Twitter and Aunt Alice the Twitter user came to visit, does she need to reverify? Your ISP knows that now.

ISPs would be gaining a lot of new information.

As I recently learned,

"If I return clothes to the store (store credit), but then buy new clothes (using that store credit), those new clothes are free. (No new money spent)"

Re random IPs,

Sure, but my point is there is no such thing as a "truly random" IP address. You receive an IP from your ISP or VPN provider, that provider has a pool of IP addresses. Dynamic means you get one from the pool. Static means you get the one reserved for you, from a similar pool. The security/privacy benefits are nearly zero and not worth highlighting as an advantage.

Re static IP,

https://nordvpn.com/blog/static-ip-vs-dynamic-ip-address/ says,

Costly. Static addresses usually cost more for ISPs and consumers than dynamic IP addresses.

Uh the Internet is wireless, Jen.

The public owns you for life and when you're dead, you'll all be in commercials dancing with vacuum cleaners.

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