Didn't they already do that when they changed Amazon Prime subscriptions to include the ad-supported version? Do people actually subscribe to Prime Video on its own? I had assumed they jacked the price of standalone ad-free Prime Video at the same time they messed with the bundled version.
Some of the stuff after Endgame tried to build up Kang as the next Big Bad, and Doomsday is taking things in a different direction after Marvel dropped Kang's actor, Jonathan Majors, due to his legal problems. So the lead up to this movie probably matters less than for Infinity War.
Paid Youtube channel memberships have been around for years. I know starting 2022 or so up to 2024, Impact Wrestling had their weekly shows and monthly specials available through a paid channel membership in addition to through their own streaming service.
Thor might not have even been talking about Doom in the trailer. Maybe there's a bigger bad. Maybe Doom stopped Thor's attack to say "DOOM is not your enemy, fool."
At the end of June they announced this would be rolling out "over the next month". So anyone who can still use old reddit without logging in could still run into it soon.
Purdy's website says she expected to graduate with her Master of Divinity last year. I don't know if she actually graduated, but studying for that seems like the kind of thing to ought to make someone stop telling people to pull themselves up by their bootstraps.
I know logic isn't Trump's thing, but how exactly did Biden manage to steal the election from Trump while Biden wasn't in office but fail in 2024 while he was president? Shouldn't it have been easier when he was president?
“President Lula and his government have not negotiated with the US in good faith,” Secretary of State Marco Rubio wrote on X. “His economic policies are bad for Americans and bad for Brazilians. For the past year, Lula has put his own ego ahead of making a deal for the welfare of the Brazilian people, and these tariffs are the price for that.”
Not negotiating in good faith, economic policies that are bad for the people, putting his own ego ahead of making a deal... that definitely sounds like someone Rubio knows.
Why would Valve stop stocking the most important replacement part just as people are starting to need it?
Here is Valve’s answer to The Verge, as of 5PM ET: “We just confirmed with iFixit that they plan to have batteries back in stock by next week.”
“iFixit will be getting the same OEM parts sourced through Valve’s partners that they always have,” spokesperson Kaci Aitchison Boyle tells me.
The Reddit story wasn’t necessarily false. Earlier today, iFixit CEO Kyle Wiens confirmed to The Verge that it had indeed heard that Valve would no longer make replacement batteries or screens for the original Steam Deck LCD.
But by afternoon, Valve and iFixit had already managed to change that. “They have hooked us up with a supplier, we’re working on it,” Wiens now tells me. And if Valve does decide to sunset the part in the future, iFixit says it’ll be ready to take up the torch by using an aftermarket supplier instead. “I want people to know we are going to find a way to get batteries for these things,” says Wiens.
Didn't they already do that when they changed Amazon Prime subscriptions to include the ad-supported version? Do people actually subscribe to Prime Video on its own? I had assumed they jacked the price of standalone ad-free Prime Video at the same time they messed with the bundled version.