No joke its actually pretty easy.

Almost Human pretty much got Firefly’d by fox. It got its timeslot moved at least twice, it was poorly - if at all - advertised and it even felt like some of the episodes had been reordered or were hastily changed.

He crazy, yo’

I dunno i’ve seen a ton of people complaining about the plotholes in endgame and how the time travel business was unsatisfying and Iron Man’s end didn’t need to happen because of ....

Adobe has consistently been drastically overpriced and often increases in price almost randomly. Colour me unsurprised.

It was the end of his redemption arc. He had nothing left to live for, and he held off the night king, even by just taking a few seconds to die, for Arya to make the run from the library to the godswood.

There has been at least one scene where he walked through fire, but not THROUGH it, it goes out around him. So he doesn’t so much survive fire as nullify it in an area around him.

I guess, technically, she shut ALL of them.

One of the only things that makes the end of Arrow okay is that we don’t have to deal with these random flashforwards with this random cast of people I don’t care about.

The funny part is if you go back and look at images of Clark Gregg from the period he looks more like he does now than what they made him look like.

The obviously best choice is to not care what anyone else thinks and ignore online opinions regardless of their source and just make your own opinions, or find friends i guess.

Those are just all things pulled directly from the comic.

There are lots of countries indulging in socialism that do just fine.

She’s 20. Who cares.

Can you not just put it on steam at $60 and epic at $50 and let consumers choose? Exclusivity isn’t helpful, giving consumers choice will push steam to either sort itself out or lose out to epic

Exclusivity is not good for consumers, 100%, never, no question. Steams stranglehold is bad, sure. But basically that means you put it on Epic and Steam and let them have a price war. Thats good for consumers.

I guess he doesn’t want to be in those movies any more. Maybe he hates money

Universal Basic Income (should) in theory be an expansion of choice. Not only does it mean if you lose a job, or there are not enough jobs, you can live a relatively fulfilled life. It also means you have more options and choice in the sort of job you have, because you may not have to work the 9-5, 5 a week.

I recently worked at a startup. I was there from day one and it was almost immediately obvious that automation and streamlining was either not important to, or outside of the wheelhouse of most of the management.