Well, there are some changes to the book as far I can see from what’s described and none of it sounds like an improvement on the original material. If anything, the changes sound worse to a lot worse.

Watching it feels like watching on fast forward - you can see and tell the beats but you miss the character build and depth. Except, sadly, those are just absent. 

This show is easily the biggest disappointment of the year. I was looking forward to this and it is just..very poor. I have never seen a show this long that still really has zero character development. Harold is the only one that is not a sketch, and his portrayal is not exactly deep. His confrontation with the bandit…

As we see in this article trying to be analytical about the phenomenon leads right to accusations of siding with specific cases. Just seems like such a minefield even if you give the “correct” answer.

AV Club tells me “cancel culture” is not real; ContraPoints, a transwoman who routinely produces pieces far more insightful than anything I’ve seen at AV Club (outside of an occasional Teti or O’Neal piece, when they were things), describes the phenomenon and her experience of it, at length.

It’s also in an interview so someone was actually asking him a question, it’s not John Cleese offering a bad take no one asked for on Twitter.

With the caveat that I have not read Mr. Beans’ statement in full, I have to say the parts quoted in this article sound like really good points. And then this article sounds like a perfect example of what he is talking about. Maybe the author of this article meant it to be like a meta ironic commentary? Like what bean…

There's like a dozen cancel hashtags on Twitter at any given moment, but the AV Club still thinks "cancel culture" is a manufactured boogeyman of old white guys.

I’m pretty sure he read the room incredibly well.

Welcome to conservative conspiracy theories.

I don’t doubt that she had a lot of sexism and outright misogyny to overcome in making it in Hollywood as a woman, and I salute her for achieving things far beyond what I would likely have managed in the same circumstances, but this narrative would have felt a lot more satisfying after the first movie and before the…

Or in a townhome with a shared driveway.

“Charge when you get home!” many say. OK. So what if you live in an apartment with no charging infrastructure? Or have to park on the street? Or in a restrictive rental home that will not allow you to add the charger?

“Viable”

While EV’s are ready, our infrastructure is far from capable of handling the load. There are just not enough charging stations and charging is far too slow. Even if you change every gas pump in the nation and add a 3rd/4th hose for Electric charging - unless that charge to 80%+ takes <5 minutes, you are going to start…

It takes five to ten times longer to charge a car than to fill it. Where are all the charging stations going to go in cities? Most gas stations in urban areas already went away over the years to be replaced by stores and apartments etc. 

So what is their plan to build the electrical infrastructure to support all these EVs? This is just virtue signaling and we’ll all have a good laugh about it in 2035 (or well before).

I’d hazard a guess that the Sennheiser Momentum 3 blows all 3 of the others away in terms of pure sound quality. 

It sometimes feels like gadget blogs are only aware of about 3 brands of headphones.

I’m willing to bet that the average user of these $550 headphones either already has one or wouldn’t ever need one. the odd person who falls in neither of those categories and still buys $550 headphones probably won’t mind paying $9 for a dongle if they find they need it.