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Tmobile customers get it free/discounted, if that helps.

adding to the rumor mill: there's a possibility that Netflix will pick up one (or two) CHRISTMAS DAY games for broadcast this season. I don't think it'd happen this year -- too many moving parts related to pulling games away from CBS/FOX to make it happen, but it's something to keep an eye on.

I was all-in on the Chiefs rumor, but chances are that the Panthers said "let's keep Chiefs in Charlotte" due to potential of high ticket sales since KC hasn't been in Carolina for a while.

More scheduling rules:

Yes. A team with 9 home games is eligible to host an international game. There are more rules than that

Kevin Hart? A+ Drew Bledsoe? B+ pretty funny Nikki Glaser? A++++++ (probably going to be the highlight of the program) Randy Moss? Not a good piece

they included a Panthers clip in the opening package.

Friend of mine is/was active in the Corvette owner world for a while. Enjoyed the people and events immensely -- it's part of the fun vs just owning one and driving around. He says to google "corvette forum c6 issues". You might see some things that could scare you off, but don't be. Biggest engine related issue is the harmonic balancer, and even that's not too scary. It's a reliable engine but c6 had some annoying gremlins that you can have fun fixing if you're so inclined. Recommend the early c7 if you can swing it vs the c6 -- it's lots more car for the money.

Price is rumored to start in the $30-$40/month range

same watching Nick S

CBS: Matt Ryan will join James Brown, Nate Burleson, Bill Cowher and JJ Watt on The NFL Today. The contracts of Phil Simms and Boomer Esiason expired after the Super Bowl ESPN: Jason Kelce joins the pre-game show. Bill Belichick should be a semi-regular guest on the MNF Manningcast. ESPN’s “Monday Night Countdown” will likely not include Robert Griffin III

We have/had a lot of holes to fill. None of the reviews I read were that negative, other than "let's see" and "a lot hinges on whether these picks will actually help the team right now" I think too many writers are hesitant to rate higher solely based on last year's situation

But are these players DAWGS?!?

And you thought the 2nd round would be boring

Happy with that trade down

Thank you for being 5m ahead of the poor ESPN coverage

During, as usual

Kudos to those who chose to watch day 1 just in case we made some move.

usually is announced after the draft. Rumor is (based on previous years) that it will be either the first or second weekend of November. This could change.

There was a weird Cloudflare error at that moment in time. Likely the source/server hiccupped when Cloudflare was trying to access the new posted update. No biggie, hence the repost.

Norton nor Malwarebytes would not do anything in this case, as the gaming software requires certain ports/features to be accessible for it to function. By playing COD, you need to bypass certain protection features of local-installed firewall software This reddit thread has a few kernels of truth scattered throughout the random rumor/fearmongering comments regarding how COD players on PC have gotten hacked. Don't take every comment at face value, but there's enough evidence to support the overall premise.

This is a good read that seems to explain things a bit https://www.stlouisfed.org/publications/regional-economist/april-2001/should-cities-pay-for-sports-facilities

Responses like this are ones where I wish @Zod would add a "laugh pie" option

AT&T is not the only one this has happened to. There have been and will be data leaks from other companies. Your time is better spent not focusing on AT&T, but on hardening your own security setups for when (not if) this happens again - whether it be AT&T or any other company with your info. If your security provider is not giving you similar advice, then they need to improve their communication protocol and process. (Somehow, my previous reply didn't post. This may or may not be a repeat with different words.)

AT&T is calling it a leak because its better PR than other phrasing that could have been used -- primarily because they don't have evidence that a hack took place vs it being data from themselves directly or from one of their vendors. In either case - somehow, a dataset of 7.6m customers was shared to a publicly-accessible website -- easily discoverable via a Google search... (and subsequently copied over to the "dark web" to be used for nefarious purposes). The big AT&T outage took place on Feb 22. The dataset being talked about appears to be from 2019 or earlier (according to AT&T recently). The data seems to have been posted online/been available circa Mar 17. Other reports said that it was from an alleged 2021 data breach that AT&T also denied happening, but was released online by someone else on Mar 17. Based on the timeline of activities related to the data itself, there doesn't appear to be correlation between the Feb outage and the availability of the dataset