#TeamSneakers

Both leagues have a salary cap...it’s not like tax payer funded stadiums give owners the ability to spend millions more on players. All the teams spend the same amount on talent. The fact that your talent sucks is on your scouts and GMs, not who’s paying for the stadium.

The pro-Gawker commentariat still can’t understand why it is irresponsible and unethical to disseminate sexually explicit images of someone without their permission; images which were also captured in the first place without that person’s permission. Hulk Hogan’s right to privacy in this matter is a real honest-to-god…

Go use a celebrities likeness to promote your business without their permission and get back to me about free speech.

Gawker has built up a lot of ill will by pulling stunts and defending them as “journalism” and then claiming the freedom of the press is threatened when they got in trouble for it (one example is going to an electronics expo with a device that spoofs remotes to turn off monitors during presentations, and then getting…

I’ve been here for years, and am fully capable of recognizing how many of these wounds were completely self-inflicted. I find Thiel’s victory troubling from a freedom of the press standpoint but Gawker’s petty childish bullshit enabled it to happen, and honestly I’m almost madder at them. They created the perfect test…

It’s people with brains who realize, just like the courts did, that gawker screwed up royally.

This was a privacy case, literally had nothing to do with the 1st Amendment.

Except that none of that happened.

Question: why are the remnants of Gawker so salty about Thiel holding a grudge and playing dirty? Wasn’t the whole Gawker brand based on this?

“All three litigants were represented by the Los Angeles entertainment attorney Charles J. Harder, who received financial backing from the Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel in a decade-long effort to destroy Gawker Media.”

Porto party runs are the Preaknes.

Newsflash: some people don’t have basic reading comprehension skills. (Hint: You) The entire post was about gaming on the PC. Thanks for the wonderfully illuminating post.

He has insurance and it is coving most of this. (As most insurance does - since it’s a shared risk pool. You can debate whether it should cover such risky behavior or exclude it, but in this case he’s covered.)

Proprietary charging cables are an immediate deal breaker for me.

Exactly. They should ban the most popular streaming service app because you find its selection to be shit.

Please just finally write an article that just says “We hate anything that has to do with Peter Thiel.” That way we don’t have to keep reading your REACHING stories. Thanks. -everyone that reads Gizmodo

“PixelSense” a nonsensical made up term.

It sounds like Miller wanted Chandler, Reynolds didn’t.

Fairly standard practice if a cosplayer is selling their pics/sending them to pateron supporters. There’s a low-res version available publicly, then the proper version goes out in HQ.