@PlayVALORANT I want to play matches that are roughly even. Suggestion, have a game where once a player hits 10 more kills than the highest on the other side, you side line them until the other side catches up.

For example of how to do it right, @lawdotcom is up front with their subscription model (and they have pricing listed for their subscription too).

I wish @googlenews would allow me to exclude @Law360 from search results.

One day, you'll return and will sign in, then are told your free trial expired, i.e. the free trial you never knew you had. And if you look closely, you can't even subscribe, you have to provide your contact information again to be contacted by a salesperson.

Anyone else find the @Law360 website a bit deceptive? To read one of their news articles, you have to sign up (for free), but they don't mention it's a free 7-day trial.

That's a neat trick. The app is the State of Arizona's digital driver's license.

This report about the Hot Yoga Tallahassee shooter is definitely worth a read. secretservice.gov/sites/defa…

I love that @CanonUSA, in their own online store, is charging $200 over their own list price. The odd thing is the MSRP is different if you're using the comparison feature vs the product details page. usa.canon.com/internet/porta…