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With Google products I feel like people are slow to adopt, worried that it will be just another dead product. The slow adoption leads to bad numbers, causing it to be shut down. 

Pat McAfee on his podcast talked about how that failed fake punt came about and the story is hilarious.

A lady in front of us was doing some online shopping during the game and we asked her if she could find a linebacker that could be delivered before the 4th quarter started.

“This is exactly how you win a game, just run every play. Keep ‘em guessing because they’re gonna expect you to throw it eventually, but they’ll be wrong.”

God, I know it took a hundred animators thousands of hours of work to animate that, but it still looks lazy. As if they said, “well, they can’t do any cartoony stuff, so, just, I dunno, wandering down a path in a jungle?”
“Hey, you know, real cats can play in a river, too!”
“So, we’re liking the path idea.”
“Hello? Am…

Or one would know if they followed the sport and and also realized that just because something’s common or makes physiological sense doesn’t mean it ain’t fucking scary. There’s a writer on these very pages who can’t remember the moments before he went into a coma, had a big damn article all about it, do I have to…

Well, there’s another person who won’t be able to do much more than drool and wear an adult diaper in ten years if she keeps that up.  And it was clear there was a lot of disabled brain function there for the few seconds of the clip they focused on her. 

Neither is OK.  UFC is human cockfighting. 

Genuine question, though I understand it may read as criticism . . .

I enjoy sentences that have never existed before, which I am guessing/hoping this one has not. 

Just wanted to say this is really outstanding reporting. I love reading in-depth reports like this and hope we continue to see more in the future here. I know these types of articles are a lot more expensive, time-consuming, and probably not as well-read as some other content, but this is what I come to this site for.…

To me, organizing the actual files is ridiculously simple, because what physical organization, beyond the date the photo was taken, is necessary? I’ve never had an issue organizing my photos because I simply put them in a folders by the month they were taken - and guess what? Google Photos does exactly the same thing. …

I noticed how all of the Blazers players stayed on the court after the game and shook hands with the Warriors.......contrast this to the classless Rockets players Harden and CP who raced off the court and refused to shake hands after the series was over.

To make things a little more clear: on NES Tetris, pieces almost instantly get stuck to the stack. You don’t have the long grace period of more recent Tetris games that allow you to slide the piece around on the stack. Also, the horizontal speed of the pieces when you hold a direction is very poor compared to the…