pwnicholson

"The Jay-Z allegation once again reveals a culture of impunity in [the wealthy]"

Fixed it for you.

Meta gave the donation, not Zuck personally? Somehow that seems extra sleezy. Not only a payoff, but using someone else's money to do it.

When in doubt, bricklink.com will have anything, just a matter of what the price will be

Fair point. Even music has been turned into a continuous revenue model.

I don't know a single investor that would not like a game studio that said "we have a massive back catalog of IP that is raking in cash with nearly no additional development or maintenance cost. We'll try to keep making new games to keep the IP fresh and see if we hit it big again, but in the meantime, enjoy the money printing machine back catalog".

It's basically what Disney does at this point.

And, for that matter, record/music labels. Most records labels lose money on the majority of new artists they sign. It's the 1-in-10 that break even and 1-1000 that go big and the 1-in-10,000 that fill out huge back catalog they just keep milking.

Sheesh. That is crazy. I grew up in evangelical churches in the southern USA and that's a new one to me.

What do you mean? Like this one? Do please educate us if you know better.

They didn't live in a world saturated in sugar. It was a very rare treat.

Also, depends on the ages here. A lot of 4 year olds can still be kept busy for a while by something like that. ...If they haven't been handed an iPad since they were 9 months old anyway.

Your explanation says that a post with 100k actually has 20k. What this guy is saying is that it does actually have 100k.

Only the wealthy can own property...

I've loved the Samsung Active series. Practically bulletproof with a remarkably good pressure sensitive stylus and good overall specs. And not too huge

It's just not practical. As a family of 4, there is way too much password sharing that has to go on, especially between my wife and I. It's easy enough to shoot 2FA codes back and forth, but relying on a physical key would make it impossible to log in to all the places that don't support multiple users accessing the same account. Banks, credit cards, utility bills, etc ... Tons of places should support that but don't.