the fact that it was aired more than once is even crazier. I would've thought the tastelessness and sheer gratuitous nature of reairing something like that would be patently obvious.

there's an article online about a tech guy using coathangers to prove this point regarding "Monster cables" - - don't ever buy stuff from that shitty company if you can find a more affordable decent equivalent.

I honestly don't know much about it, but isn't part of the argument that not all DAC chips are made equal?

my loose understanding is that it has to do with noise and signal path.

no such thing as a DAC? uhhhhh

I've heard of this band, and I would've seen them at a festival last summer but they were on a different stage when I was otherwise occupied elsewhere.

Porygon is the polygon ish pink and blue one that pops out sometimes in the original Smash Bros Pokemon level right?

don't. it's the sort of thing that leaves an impression on you in a horrid way.

wait, they actually re aired that? during newscasts? :(

I remember that header image of the "cast" - shit was pure nightmare fuel

holy crap. that reads like a guillotine style public execution.

aggressive cross promotion synergy unlocked!

my favourite Futurama lines are about a certain primate going to business school.

um, what exactly happened? a piece got phoned in?

I feel like smog free is a relative term, but it could be that I'm just relying on memories of driving into Toronto and being able to see the air colour change into that nasty yellow haze.

I guess that's a thing that's happening? I can't remember where that stands at this point, tbh.

a rather uncritical (if kinda surreally amusing) view of the maple syrup stash: http://www.theglobeandmail….

is it the gas fired ones that are still in operation? I can't remember.

didn't they piss heavily into the wind on subsidizing green power generation methods for at least half a decade plus? that can't have helped matters.

given how much money my province has pissed away on poorly executed schemes in that regard, I suspect we could've easily afforded it at one time or another…