

“Milk Baron” is WAY too plausible for this post. And the “data center battery” looks nothing like Neo.


“Milk Baron” is WAY too plausible for this post. And the “data center battery” looks nothing like Neo.
There’s nothing wrong with us - it’s the rest of the world that’s too severely fucked up to deal with. When you’re not a control-freak bully, it’s hard to be motivated in the face of all that hopelessness.
Probably mis-keyed & got some typo-squatter domain.


It took this long to publish this? Must be getting so bad that even the media owners can’t continue to suppress the obvious because they know it’s gonna hurt them, too.


I’ve low key been wondering what happened to her since leaving Google - thanks for posting this!
“Last” presumes one stops when one “nuts.”
Because their leaders are idiots who think attacking the symptom will eliminate the cause.


I’ve seen the user in question accused of actually being one of them. Didn’t bother checking in later to see how that went, tho.
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What a lineup of hot dates you’ve had, eh? Know what I mean? Nudge, nudge, wink, wink! Say no more! (Piped version).


Being a foreign company, I’m fairly sure that’s unlikely to happen unless he somehow convinces them to ditch South Korea entirely (doubtful).


Not odd at all - why would they add fuel to the fire when their desired outcome is for everybody to move as quickly as possible to the next controversy, and forget about this one?
Get a Bluetooth version. Those USB dongles regularly go bad (ask me how I know), and the remote becomes useless without it.


That’s nice. Paramount ain’t getting a dime more of my money if I can help it.


It’s expensive to be a Trekie. At least the spoon rest could double as “Hand” for Halloween.


When doing the “right thing” happens to overlap with the “Right” thing, it just ruins the feel-good for me.
PBS is decent, if written to a bit of a dumbed-down level at times while their NPR counterpart is better with that. Ars Technica was originally an excellent tech site, but has broadened its repertoire quite a lot over the past decade - although it doesn’t focus so much on the things most mainstream media sites cover, there’s still routinely some overlap.