They don’t compete as directly as, say, Sony and MS do, so it stands to reason they’ll have an easier time having dealing with each other in a civil way.

Good shit, man. It's probably nothing, but I'd like to see MS and Nintendo collab more often, since they're both great at things the other is kind of bad at.

Translation: I and the Europeam Union don’t actually think that the big tech companies are monopolies but since the EU hates America and American success they sue the big tech companies and then get tons of money in the form of a settlement. (Less than if we actually taxed them but still!) We (the united states)…

Been playing the Japanese version for the last month or so (with an English patch).

You could hear me scream from several blocks away. I’m still crying. 

The Impossible Burger is already soy-based, ordering one only to have it switched for beef when you have a soy allergy would save your life.

You wouldn’t be ordering the Impossible Burger because it has soy in it, so this wouldn’t affect you at all. You would order the beef and that’s what you’d get. They didn’t substitute Impossible for Beef. They didn’t have any Impossible.

They weren’t giving the impossible burgers to people who didn’t order them so I’m not sure how this affects people with a soy allergy. 

More likely there were a bunch of skeptics who ordered it and while eating the real meat burgers, thinking they were the Impossible burger, they were saying, “Yuk! This is terrible! It tastes nothing like the real thing!”

Honestly, if I had JUST bought a Veyron and it got sideswiped by a CR-V, I probably would've had an identical reaction, if not worse. 

You act as if it is unreasonable though. Most people assume if the manufacturer is footing the bill to have it towed they want it taken to one of their dealers.

Let me guess. So is Nintendo.

Clearly VR is dead. That’s why the userbase is expanding and new devices are being launched.

Now if only it weren’t Facebook. But I’m sure others will follow.

I drive 2 Volvos and have their roadside assistance. The (very) few times I have used the service my experience was good. This seems like a genuinely good thing- not really sure what the author’s gripe is.

I say just get AAA. It’s less than $100 per year, comes with a lot of discounts if you travel, and you can get towed to whatever shop you want.

“Now you want them to do less?” No, nobody is asking for that; you just made up a lie. People are asking Apple to let us choose if we want to download something after we are already warned about the size. We want them to do more for us - allow us to have more choice, Allow people to heed their warning and proceed with…

The warnings are fine.

I don’t think anybody wants to get rid of the warnings. They just want an option to be able to download a large app without wifi.

This. Maybe police should use their powers of observation and not pull guns on a 65 year old woman driving down the highway. Be cautious, but not threatening death all of the time.