Xbox's suspend mode has been there since the console launched. You don't even need to do anything to activate it. Just turn your console off and when you turn it back on again you can resume your game where you left off.

When I tried explaining the Xbox system naming convention to my wife, I gave MYSELF a headache:

Jesus Christ, he’s like a hybrid of multiple dipshits from TrumpWorld:

WWE now spends more time telling the audience how “historic” a PPV match is than they do actually doing anything historic. And most of the “historic” stuff they talk about is completely made up bullshit.

All the business scandals would be enough to turn me off to the show, but on an even more basic level the product is just fucking boring now. Nothing interesting ever happens on WWE TV or Pay Per Views anymore. Every feud, every match, every result, and every promo is filtered through endless corporate committees:…

I’ll be rooting for Canada even when they do play us. America does not deserve nice things right now - in sports or in general.

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He spells "Gregg" with two g's, which pretty much guarantees him a lifetime of douchebaggery.

America was also built on the backs of petroleum and slave labor.....

There are also "world cups" in sports other than soccer.

Don Jr., like his father, is fully aware of how untalented and dependent on nepotism he has been his entire life. But Little Donny also inherited his father’s penchant for projection. He is so insecure and egotistic that he feels compelled to never admit a mistake, shortcoming, vulnerability, and instead…

It has admittedly limited usefulness, but there are a couple things I could see myself using. Sometimes when I’m done playing I’ll accidentally turn off the controller instead of the console (and turn off my TV). So rather than turning both those things on to turn the Xbox off, I can have google do it.

The scary thing is that China’s human rights abuses and internal political conflicts will become even less widely reported in the United States, because the biggest companies that distribute information here (Google, Facebook, Disney, Comcast, etc) now have massive financial deals with the Chinese government. Every…

“Our sportswriters aren’t employees because Sports Illustrated is not actually a news agency. We’re a tech company that provides integrated peer-to-peer enterprise web publishing platform solutions to connect independent journalistic entrepreneurs with advertising partners and provide dynamic real-time user engagement.…

This is a classic PR spin move. When someone points out a devastating statistic to you, zoom in (or out) until you get a sample size that produces your desired counter-number.

It amazes me that employers get away with offering “exposure” as a reward for actual work in lieu of payment. Imagine if a job applicant did this, but in reverse:

Seriously. This whole email gave off some creepy Amway vibes. I wouldn’t be surprised if their new business model involves freelancers being paid a downline cut of the revenue from every friend they recruit to write for the local blogs.

In summary:

“Through the first five games of the 2019 season, the team has clearly not performed up to expectations”

I expected this movie to generate a thousand terrible “thinkpiece”-type reviews when it was release.