I was a little younger when MK first came out (10 years old), and using live actors was one of the coolest things about it to me. Instead of cartoony drawings, theses were real human beings- murdering each other! We’re coming here after school every day! Don’t tell mom!

Truthfully, the preferred attack isn’t attacking the passwords directly. The most common breach occurs on misconfigured servers and dumping a large amount of information, including password hashes (and that’s assuming they’re properly hashed!) As such, the best password advice is to simply not use the same password…

always count on a radio company to give the world what nobody wants

I feel like this long list of bizarrely specific podcast categories was specifically chosen to highlight everything you could make a podcast about while still excluding every podcast I listen to except one (Hardcore History). Some of the categories - I’m especially thinking of Best Crime Podcast - seem less like an…

Actually J.D. Power III did, but its for the exact reasons you suspect. I’d like to see a movie about this instead of another fucking remake, but this article clearly shows no one can come up with unique artistic creations. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J.D._Power

I like how racists think it’s people’s duty to talk to them about how they’re racist.

cigarette is a really good screen name

A year old article, too.

Frame this.

Bet they didn’t even pay royalties.

Time...to die.

Easy now. Not all patriots are racist.  

1 fuild OZ of water = 1 oz weight.

Uh, you do realize that water is (almost) a 1:1 ratio between weight (ounce) and volume (ounce), right?  Beer is probably slightly different, between the carbonation and the can, but close enough for this.

Close enough? I just weighed a 12-ounce beer can on my kitchen scale: 12.8 ounces. So, more like ~60 lbs., I guess. 

Little-known fact: “In The Air Tonight” was about when Phil Collins saw someone refuse to save Scott Stapp from drowning.

As classic film critic/historian I can verify its been a key term since at least the 1970s and birth of widespread academic criticism.

Always makes me think of one of my favourite Cheryl Tunt lines from ‘Archer’: “Don’t panic, it’s non-diagetic.”

This is why people so rarely do the right thing. It’s such an inconvenience!