Great app. I often go where there is no connectivity so I can still play music. My only wish was that the resume on play lists is better. It's kinda guess which song you were last on and you have to tap this dinky link that drops away pretty quick.

I paid for the app as I'd rather give LR my $$$ than the d!(kh3@ds at Google.

I can't believe governments and companies put such a "price" on people's health. I must say the news about the US Health System is also echoed by all the other US companies I have dealt with in my professional capacity. Profits before people and sales before outcomes.

I/We avoid using them when we can...

So gambling is how a nation defines itself? Not science or innovation or having the brightest students or the most entrepreneurial business people or producing the most food but gambling on farm yard animals.... Wow, that's weak!

haha at this point, I'll be changing into the brown cat burglar suit.

Nah man. I won't go near kids. Not my problem... If they die because of stupidity... it's just thinning the heard.

Arrogant narcissistic piece of shit. When everyone was suffering he collected a bonus...

Classic gas lighting by the Big 2 supermarkets. They do this every year around the time when they declare profits. They rip every day customers off, then highlight and plead victim on other unrelated matters.

When the 10c recycling deposit came into effect Coles super market conveniently coincided their 20c price increase on their house brand mineral water. If supermarkets cared so much about the environment and their "low prices" for their customers they would not have started charging bags when they became paper. I get paying for a multi use bag, but this was outright cost recovery and money making. Their quality on their fresh produce is shocking.

Corporate greed is alive and well with Coles and Woolworths.

What so that Disney can come and treat Australian workers like shit? No thanks... The House of Mouse is pure evil.

The irony is that while Reddit tried to commercialise what it's users perceive (whether accurately or not) as a community. It's like your local picnic spot or doggy park that you've been going to for years all of a sudden started charging an entry fee. That alienates consumers.

The unfortunate truth is that Reddit could have ended up being a very profitable respected business had the leadership decided to monetise it's venture in a different model.

Ultimately consumers have had their fill with the perceived corporate greed culture and in this author's view is the main drive away from Reddit by early adopters to other platforms such as this one.

Time will tell if the middle majority will follow in time.

It's called a kilt.

Foxit Reader Free and less bloatware than Adobe.

Apple is a bunch of arseholes. Won't see a sent from you pricks.