I’m not aware of any that sync with iTunes or via desktop. If you want to go the paid route though, I’ve also used Downcast pretty extensively (only recently switched to Overcast). It lets you set parameters for downloading episodes (wifi only, at a specific location, etc.) Also has a good mix of global settings and…

The stock podcasts app is garbage. Try Overcast - it used to be paid but recently went completely free. It does exactly what you’re looking for, along with a bunch of other cool things.

The sandwich at the top of this page actually looks like two small sandwiches.

Interestingly enough, they didn’t have to get the NFL’s permission:

I bought a Deathadder and returned it because of that exact reason.

I bought a Deathadder and returned it because of that exact reason.

Sorry, this is the worst idea and not even close to the simplest solution. The real simplest solution would just be to extend the goalpost even higher than they did last year, to the point where a ball flying over the upright is almost impossible.

Unsweetened ice coffee all day.

Dude, relax.

That's an old product for the previous line of Keurigs. The new machines have DRM that requires buying Keurig single use pods (or cutting and pasting)

Deadspin is advocating that players shouldn't have to ever practice or prepare.

Weak troll, please try harder.

Stephen?

I find your use of bold, italics, and ellipses troubling.

It's a reference to this PSA (which came out before Germany won)

You've upset the photography nerds.

Jesus I can't wait until the word "privilege" is retired. Anyone who has more money than you = privileged. A few grand to drop on a summer house for a few months? Privileged. Landlord who has a complaint about tenants messing up her house? Sorry, way too privileged to have any real grievances.

Catching a baby, throwing a spear at a car. Busy day.

Since you seem to be a Microsoft employee, can you explain the need for 24 hour online check ins for the box to function?

Once you give something away, it's not physically possible for you to give it away again. What dimension is MS in that they would need to clarify that you can't simultaneously give one physical object to more than one person unless they're saying that the games themselves can't be given more than once?

It clearly says "each game can only be given once". That statement does not mention any limits to who is doing the giving, it simply says a game can only be given once.