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Its been a couple of years but I didn't have much luck with IVPN and mlb.tv but that was really the only one I tried at the time.

How does Disney factor into this prediction? I've never been there, but it seems like an oasis in the middle of a shit desert (speaking mostly about its ability to manage itself and just generally function).

Perfect Dark really was the best. The weapons were actually interesting and the laptop gun was so much fun.

Doing it for regular people is one thing but when you say "managed" I assume you mean for businesses? That seems risky but I really don't know much about it. Companies have more litigation money/resources than every-day folks and may be more apt to try and hold you liable for any security breaches, whether they were your fault or not. At least, that would be my fear.

I'm going to guess its here: https://piefed.social/donate

It used to be Druid because I liked the flavor and the 'ranged' melee style of Feral. However, I've swapped to Paladin since Blizzard nerfed the range from most Feral abilities. Paladin does it better now AND gets to wear plate armor so kind of a win/win for me. Having something that can tank and DPS is my biggest factor for playing any class.

My experience has been similar to OPs so I'm not sure it's that dated? My first brother-in-law (now divorced, lol wonder why) would literally say he was "babysitting" anytime he was solo with his own kids.

The hetero stereotypes are stereotypes for a reason. I think it's great that families are way more diverse in how they divide roles now than they used to be, but to pretend like these older stereotypes don't legitimately exist is just disingenuous isn't it?

It could theoretically be something like ulcerative colitis: https://health.clevelandclinic.org/ulcerative-colitis-and-joint-pain

Even if you have no GI symptoms, its an autoimmune disease so it can affect plenty of other things before you notice GI stuff.

Collecting and archiving physical media.

~3 years ago I had the same experience when I opened Apollo and it no longer worked with Reddit.

The world kind of learned this recently when Ebola outbreak started and nobody else had stepped up to fill the void the US left.

I am immediately on the hunt for The Wire series on DVD now.

Not a big deal as long as that's communicated to customers ahead of time. Really frustrating when it isn't.