Not weighing in on the larger issue, but whether or not she loves karting has nothing to do with the initial point being made, which is that she may not be responsible enough for it. My 9-year-old son loves setting things on fire. That doesn’t mean he can run a fireworks show.

Counter-argument: No.

It is most definitely NOT octopi. Or are you trolling for this reaction?

I remember this vividly from childhood. Still shows up in my head randomly. Thank you for finding this.

It’s still a shitty UI if you can’t really tell what that button is for

You’re the one making gigantic assumptions about what choices other people had. You have absolutely ZERO information about the life of the person in this article who you’re judging for their “choice.” You sound like the people who picket abortion clinics one week, go in for an abortion the next, then get back in the…

Nobody’s argued that you can’t/shouldn’t abide by their rules. Only argument is that some of their rules are shit and we can complain about them all we damn well please while being stuck with them.

Seriously, listen to people who live lives that aren’t yours. It’s not always the option. Home-buying can be incredibly difficult and limited, and in some areas the sacrifices one has to make in order to avoid an HOA may not be worth it. And that’s all assuming their lives leave them the luxury of having that much…

I already do this, but WITH dual monitors. All my personal stuff is in my first virtual desktop, and my work stuff in my second virtual desktop. But I still use both monitors because a lot of my work absolutely requires me to have multiple things clearly visible and worked against at the same time, and Alt-Tabbing…

It’s 2017. Our phone is our primary device for everything. ALL the personal information is on there, and there’s not much way around that.

I hate when car companies think they can make the car take over tasks my phone, computer, and cloud apps already, and always will, do better.

Considering the article specifically called out the fact that they’re using the free Supercharging, and how that saves them money, I’d wager that yes, fuel is the factor here.

Wait, you need kids to love Pixar movies?

I know what it means. But tell that to the GOP:

In fairness, I assume Mario Kart is wrapped up into Mario, so you may be at least partially right with that one. I think them including Pokemon was a stretch, as Nintendo no longer directly owns Pokemon.

Yep, according to this, it’s not even close. Mario has outsold Zelda by nearly 7X. Zelda’s fourth.

Super disappointed to hear that Teen Vogue got in on this bullshit (“spirituality” tag or not). They’ve been practically the sole arbiters of truth lately. Was considering subscribing my daughter to their publication due to their otherwise badass work. Items like this give me pause.

Also, is Zelda really Nintendo’s best-selling franchise? I’d assume it’s still Mario...

...what? PCs own the “app” market. Historically even Mac fanatics all recognized that the “one” weakness of Macs was the software availability for it.

That’s nice and all when they’re the only ones at risk. It’s when their vehicle lands on a perfectly capable person underneath them that this logic collapses.