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It should be noted though that Whole30 isn’t intended to be a weight loss plan (and the article curiously doesn’t note that it’s just a 30 day plan, not an ongoing diet). However, I do agree with you, the best thing you can do to lose weight is cut out fast food and eat less in general. I’ve lost over 30 pounds over…

This piece appears to be based on a pretty fundamental misunderstanding of what Whole30 is. It is not a “diet” in the sense of an ongoing eating plan. It’s right there in the name — it’s a 30-day elimination diet to sort of “reset” your digestive system and give you an opportunity to find out what foods agree or don’t…

I suppose I shouldn’t have been surprised that their list of the best airlines only had one domestic airline on it (Virgin America)!

This encapsulates my experience with Fallout 4. Try as I might, I’m just not feeling it. For me it seems to be simply a fundamental incompatibility with Bethesda games. I’m 0 for 4 trying to get into Skyrim, and even with Fallout 3 I made it through about a third of the game fueled solely by nostalgia before being…

War, man. I keep getting older, it stays the same age.

Definitely one of those cases where the frat should win, but receive a $1 award.

I’m 20 hours into Fallout 4, and I still don’t know whether I like it.

This was awesome.

Yeah, whatever moral quandary the game attempts to pose to the player is invalidated by the fact that you are not allowed to make rational choices. The airport scenario is ultimately a cheat, because you are still just on rails the whole time. You have no real agency and no influence on events.

Haha yeah, when this mission started the first thing I did was try to shoot Makarov. When of course that didn’t work, that’s when I disengaged from the whole thing, because ultimately whatever moral dilemma they’re trying to pose is bullshit. You’re not a genuine presence in the mission because ultimately you’re still…

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I made a “beef stroganoff” the other night that was pretty good — just fried up some ground beef, onions, and mushrooms, and added them to beef ramen along with a dollop of sour cream.

My god man, why would you include Martyrs on a “horror newcomers” list? If anything it should be on a list for “people who are ready to be done with horror movies forever.”

Something I’ve always wondered — how/why does this work? What does the vinegar do?

He forgot step four: work for Google!

The most useful tip for me from this article (that probably should have been obvious) is that page loading only improves as much as your slowest activated ad-blocker. I have three of them installed, and have had all of them turned on, thinking more would cover more bases. D’ohh!

Now I want a website that reviews loading times of other websites! Some of these benchmarks are shocking!

Someday, it will be possible to physically prevent yourself from downloading and installing software that you don’t need. Until then, all we can do is complain about their existence in Lifehacker comments.

I’m conflicted about this, as an Asian-American who’s planning on submitting some work under a non-Asian pseudonym. My primary reason for doing so is that I don’t want to be pigeonholed as a “minority” writer, and it hadn’t occurred to me until now that this might be unethical. My theoretical self-defense being that…