Louis CK is still the gold standard of public statements: “I’m exactly the piece of shit my accusers say, I apologize, and I’m working on it.” Where he goes from here is still up for debate.

The punctuation is maddening.

Preaching to the choir here, but just a reminder, after Charleston, he defended his prolonged silence by saying he liked to get all his facts before commenting.

The ol’ “stop punching yourself” defense.

I’d respect the press pool more if any of them would follow up the responses with, “That’s not what I fucking asked.”

That’s fucking awesome.

Somewhat tangential, but if you’re interested in the behind-the-scenes of emulator development, check out the post on a new rendering pipeline for Dolphin:

I’d say they’re doing fine.

I hate that millions of idiots said that the behavior of this foppish buffoon was acceptable, for whatever reasons they have.

Aren’t there penalties for wasting police time and resources? “Scared while white” doesn’t qualify as an emergency.

That sounds like 7 more years, not 97 more years...

Honestly, I’m done with the popularity contest. I’d prefer Honest/Boring2020.

Honestly? No thanks. I’d rather he stay off the TV until he can produce similar evidence and documents. He started as a single-syllable guest, saying “Yes” or “No” and utterly blowing everyone’s mind with his straightforwardness, but he’s lost some of that innocence, and has been infected by the bloated rhetoric that…

Some analyst brought up an interesting point: the reason he cries “Fake news” is because, for a long time, he was the origin of fake news, as John Barron. In his mind, the anonymous sources in news stories are just as honest and credible as he is. An interesting perspective I had not thought of.

The thing is, you may be right - there may be something there. However, that’s a separate conversation. We can have both simultaneously, and one does not affect the other: Cohen’s and Clinton’s shadiness-es are independent of each other.

I’m now getting a bunch of Grimes recommendations on Youtube.

You like him, they hate him (according to you). Unregardless of the subjective feelings involved, this is a weird way of cutting contractor labor. Is it really the most reliable way to figure out which workers are best? What will happen to employees who vouch for a “bad” contractor? Why not hire said contractors? It’s…

Did you happen to take any gray-scale footage of your “there’s gotta be a better way!” life before all these wonderful gadgets brought color, joy and happiness to your world?

The thing about owning your business is, you make your own hours. Translation: all your hours are business hours (at least for the first few years).

Your comment was a bit long, so I didn’t read all of it, but I think I got the gist.