i'm not sure why exactly this would be considered bad or why it's indicative of a problem or success on the part of either. we're a capitalist nation, companies are supposed to have more money than the government. the shitload of taxes that are collected go to pay for the military that protects apple, the healthcare…

anyone who only has to pay $13 for an IMAX 3D show should feel like they're getting away with something, regardless of what crap is being thrown on the screen.

for all the proof that you've offered, i can say with just as much accuracy that you must be a shill for the vitamin industry.

wouldn't the concentric-ness be skewed by the earth's tilt? in a single night, the axial tilt distortion would be minimal, but over a full year i'd think you'd get a weird set of concentric figure-8's.

i'm gonna need a little education here from the enlightened. spotify streams content, i get that. paid accounts allow for streaming libraries to select mobile devices, i get that. but how exactly does that work? (the extent of my streaming knowledge is limited to the dlna connection between my pc and my ps3.)

lulzwut??? star trek isn't as awesome as i think it is? OMG teh internets are wrong today!

+2 to kotaku for posting the op-ed. it would have been just a +1, but the frothing-at-the-mouth rebuttals in some of these comments are pure gold.

same time as yours. or mine. or anyone else's.

many (most?) states have a requirement that the federal electors vote in line with the results of the popular vote, through either a proportional or winner-take-all system. the problem is that the electoral math can be so imbalanced due to the nationally disproportionate allocation of electors, that the winner of the…

sho'nuff. kaneda's bike a no-show = hardcore fanboy fail.

one of these days i'm gonna learn to never buy anything when it first comes out. i held off when they first came out, but that was a no-brainer- those sets were almost a hundred bucks a pop. but when the cheaper sets came out a few years ago, i couldn't resist- what a deal, right?? and now for only half that amount...…

giz tell me this was a reply to my comment, in which case you still seem to suffering from a very simple flaw. it's not that you're expressing an opinion in agreement or in contrast to anyone else's. i don't give a damn what you think anyway (and wouldn't expect anyone to give a damn what i think). it's that you're…

i don't have any experience with with sync and would never drive a ford again after firsthand experience with an '02 focus that demonstrated just how inconsistent ford manufacturing can be. but point to the place in the article or in any of the linked articles that attributes the described flaws to sync. i looked, and…

it's okay, not great. rebellious teens against the establishment, with spaceships and transforming motorcycles thrown into the mix, and a little skin to make it edgy. doesn't really do much to stand out from the rest of the mid 80's mecha shows. rent, don't buy (so to speak).

you can take it even further back to '85, and megazone 23's eve.

the only two exceptions that i can think of would be elfman's score to burton's batman, and shore's score for lotr. nothing else comes to mind. kinda sad, really. too much music seeking to accent the visuals, and losing out on the opportunity to elevate them.

it's all a matter of perspective. one could just as easily write an article about the 10 reasons why bb is poised to thrive (asian market strength, option for people who f**king hate touchscreens). or why google will succeed (brand recognition, market capitalization) or fail (security issues, too much inertia). or why…

have you ever met the guy? spoken with him? made an effort to become familiar with his point of view and what he's trying to accomplish, and the number of people beyond him that might benefit?

to the douchebags who do or don't text but take offense at having personal freedoms infringed upon, and to the righteous who would visit their wrath upon the douchebags: what you think doesn't matter.

i'm confused as well. storing passwords in plaintext is a bad idea. the android apps do no such thing. so no problem right? but wait, turns out they do. so i guess it is a problem.