Bionic dues

Firefly,

For less cinematic my favorite fun ones are

The good place, and Better off ted

Doesn’t need to track you all the time to know exactly who you are and what you’re up to.

Continuously monitoring is such a waste of their resources, they already know everything about you, they just need to check in now and then to make sure you’re buying the correct t-shirts.

I just gave the neighborhood kid my xbox-s (with expanded memory), my switch hasn’t been touched since my deck arrived. I have everything I need already purchased on steam, I’m not building a second library, or paying 50% more than when I started for a rotating library, I’ll buy a few more games on steam but my catalog is insurmountably full as it is. And now I’ll get to enjoy it with slightly higher graphics on a much larger screen!

I have the skill, I built all of my families PC’s through the early 2010’s, I’m done with that lifestyle. I don’t want to diagnose and send evidence of wether it’s the ram or the motherboard that needs to be replaced, argue with foreign customer service for weeks, and then wait months for a replacement piece (that now I know has a higher chance of failure) to be delivered.

I’ll trade a slightly higher investment for peace of mind, as long as it’s a good business (sorry apple)

Strange, it’s not at all a tough price point for me… Guess I’m not part of the crowd…

My deck has performed brilliantly since the day I bought it, I expect my steam machine to do the same, and if it doesn’t I know exactly who will fix it (I’ve never had to fix my deck)

And if something breaks you get a fast and easy response with the steam machine. Not at all fast nor easy if you’re buying from multiple vendors.

The 300 bucks of better parts I could be getting is entirely worth my never having to diagnose or repair parts myself.