It should be obvious I was listing them as a counterpoint, and it was wrong of y'all to assume I didn't know that Netflix, Amazon, and Disney were American. It wasn't even a case of online sarcasm, since my second sentence made clear I was using them as a comparison point to say "Crunchyroll is the best of them".
Still, I was maybe a little bit too snarky given the state of reading comprehension in 2025 (which is "skim it and if it doesn't make sense then assume who you're talking to an idiot").
Really high latency in Australia, the genre search is a bit lackluster (I have zero interest in Reggae, for example), and I can't bookmark individual songs.
I'll still use it, the next-least-American option is Spotify and they're going all-in on AI. It's just kinda a disappointment.
EDIT: There's also Soundcloud, I forgot about that.
If I want to go from Australia to Europe, I'm probably going through Canada or Mexico. Don't really want to go through the UAE either, or over (self-proclaimed) Israeli airspace.
It isn't. The Democratic party is made up of wealthy elite with no principles other than winning election. Their policies around minorities might be different, but for the most part the Democrats are similar in their strength of character.
Yes, as I mentioned he said so himself that he wants to annex Greenland even if by military force.
Trump's threats are far more threatening than some pretty reasonable beaurocratic moves, although the threats do put the beaurocratic moves in a really unflattering context (regardless of whether it's related or not, I have no idea on that front, I don't know if the northern command is MAGA).
Given that geographically it is on the North American continent, shares a land border with Canada, and is in the Arctic I think this decision does make logical sense.
The timing though, and Trump's stated intention, makes this a threat.
You didn't read my reply. I could've done better knowing people would just skim it but you can't accuse me of not reading when you yourselves didn't.