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Max changing name back to HBO
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The title might be confusing for those who were unaware of the branding. They renamed the service to just "Max" 2 years ago and are now returning to the name "HBO Max".
That's almost as dumb as naming your product a single letter that's also used as a variable in discussion.
To be fair, that single letter has very special meaning to him. On every vertex add a perpendicular line going clockwise and you get his favorite symbol.
If you look X in ASCII table you get 88, which represents his favorite phrase often said with the "my heart goes to you all" gesture.
How do you add a clockwise line?
The W factor