Companies really don't put much effort into making these readable or accessible.
Many websites I've used it's even a broken link, there's nothing to read but I'm expected to agree anyway.
The terms are usually extremely long and repetitive, they're not designed to be actually read by people.
In Windows 95, wordpad was still write.exe, is it possible they just renamed it?
The joke still works anyway because the life at the bottom of the ocean would be ignorant of that
No, it's not just about DRM, currently the storefronts do not guarantee continued access to the content.
For example, Valve can just close your Steam account at their discretion and you would no longer be able to log in or download any of your games
TIL you can kill processes straight from top
100% this, I've been a few times to pubs etc. where they tell you the kitchen closing time separately from the pub closing time but then when you try to order food before that they say they already took last orders because the kitchen staff finish at that time.
Like bro, politely I do not care what time your staff finish their shift, it doesn't affect me. As a customer, I care what time service ends - that's the time that should be included on the opening hours to the public.
Hasn't been called ".NET Core" since 3.1
Although it's essentially the subsequent version of core, .NET 5 is the successor to both .NET Core 3.1 and .NET Framework 4.
Since then, it's just been called .NET 5/6/7/8/...
People using technology on the internet?
What's the world coming to...
Could be or it's just counting the longest border they share
Reading fail 
I think it's just measuring the longest contiguous border.
The border with Spain has Andorra in the middle
I like to think that he knows