I mean, you could certainly make the argument that all information serves a public good and that part of a journalist’s job is cutting through the marketing cycle instead of just regurgitating what publishers want said. But let’s say you don’t believe in that argument. Here’s a good example.

There’s an important distinction to be made here between a leaker and a journalist. When someone leaks a document to the journalist, it’s entirely the journalist’s prerogative whether or not they want to report on that. They have not signed any NDAs and have no obligation to protect companies’ secrets. In fact, a…

If you’re looking for me.... you got to step under the sea....

Pewdiepie is a racist but abusers of the DMCA should fuck off.

Is this dude trying to hurt or intimidate anyone at the tournaments?

It does pay...in spades. Everyone should strive for excellence, that’s not a “white” value it’s a human value. Speaking properly without give-away intonations, expressions and speech patterns which allow people to automatically discriminate against you before they even see you is important. It will certainly get you…

This is done in the same style as the “rapping the news” videos that he does—which are always good. I lay that goodness at the feet of interns scouring video and editors who are really good at their job. Also, apropos of nothing here, this should also be mentioned on Star Wars Day:

Here you go, solving a problem without punching it.

Another tried stuffing a golden ball inside a Portal:

Yup, that’s the only remake I’ll accept.

So it’s basically Roy?

“Barf...we’re home.” -looks over his shoulder- “Oh, right. He went home.”

Needs more old-school Gorn...

So far, EVERY Superman movie has gotten Lex wrong (including you Richard Donner). Its a sad day when the best live action Lex was from Smallville...

Split Second, the 1992 Rutger Hauer science-fiction masterpiece. Cops fight a demon in the sewers of futuristic dystopic London. They need bigger guns.

It even has a couple catch phrases.