This was a satirical take on the state of mass-produced corporate television and film that attempt to bleed dry once great franchises in the name of corporate responsibility to shareholders above all else, which sought to link the Marvel franchise (owned by the Disney corporation) with the tenuous but valid link, of the superhero Ms Marvel, and the name of the PhD astronomer in the subject of this article who happens to be Dr Marvel.

It’s never as funny when you have to explain it though.

Dr Marvel has quit!?!?

How can Disney release 13 movies, make and cancel 8 TV series this year now?

VW Polo, just remember to suck on it or it won’t last as long.

Maybe those men see feminists on the internet mainly complain about men, rather than attempting to make positive changes?

This entire thread is just a bait, and the level of misandry I see when this sub appears on my feed is depressing.

Let’s try and be nice to each other.

Yes - quite successfully, the only thing I haven’t switched over yet is my Office365 to OpenOffice but thanks to some account sharing we’re down to 1/3 of a family subscription.

They already released an update for all phones back to the 6s. I’m all for holding Apple to account for the shitty things they do, but if your phone is less than 10 years old you have the update available, and you phone has either updated automatically or told you to install it.

Do it, but save the cash (actual coins and notes) and after 3 months, look at what you saved and decided if it’s worth it for you. Great frugal work, whatever you decide.

I have an AeroPress for camping, love it but it’s more of a faf than I like, I really don’t like single use filters if I can help it, and so far the stainless mesh filter has not produced any good coffee so I’m back on the paper.

One thing I did consider is energy use, I still have to boil a kettle, with enough water to not have limescale in the pour-off (hard-water area) I wonder how much power this would use in comparison to my Espresso machine.

Have to say an AeroPress is not so cheap here at ~£35 compared to my ~£70 basic espresso machine.

In that case you are probably making it the cheapest possible way (excluding some catering grade freeze-dried coffee sold in bin bags) pre-ground is often cheaper than beans due to shipping cost, I take the ~10% increase cost, because I think I can make a self-grind taste at least 10% better. :)

How are you buying/making your coffee? I switched from good quality instant to good quality beans and halved the price per month and got much better coffee in the process.

I did need a grinder and an espresso machine which consumed the first years savings, but after that it was all crema and savings.