Good.

Le Mont Saint-Michel. Normandy, France. By Robbert Vervuurt.

I barely got through geo 101 at Colorado School of Mines, but there’s probably a need to look further into conservation of mass before jumping into an explainer on coal. How carbon ended up on earth is up for debate. Some say it’s arrived via continuous pelting from comets and asteroids. Other say it was part and…

Obviously those are the best five guns. But if we had to list a few others we like, we’d say the auto rifles Origin Story, Prosecutor, and Uriel’s Gift are all strong. (Well, we don’t actually have a Prosecutor, but we hear it’s good.) We’re actually partial to the pulse rifle Nightshade, particularly when paired with…

It might be worth adding a note about how you can boost your power even further once you hit 280 buy purchasing legendary mods. Since glimmer drops faster than ever before, you should buy random mods all the way up to 280, then when you’re 280, you can buy legendaries based on the rare mods you have. You can…

Summarily dismissing the screed as being “anti-diversity” is exactly the problem it was outlining. Ms. Conger, it’s difficult to have discussions with people that prefer to affix labels out of some misguided sense of moral superiority. Listening to other perspectives, whether you agree with them or not, is just part…

If folks are interested in a breakdown of the game by someone who really knows the engine, I recommend looking at Robert Yang’s playthrough of the game. It’s a more technical look at the level design that is very illuminating and was definitely on my mind as we were streaming.

This Kathy Griffin situation has had me seething and is a prime example of why I’m hesitant to identify as a liberal/Democrat despite my politics aligning with them.

Shimo-Kitazawa at Night. Tokyo, Japan. By Michael Hernandez.

Stick to criticizing both of their shitty policies, but sometimes on here the bully writing can be a little sophomoric.

Just gonna drop this here:

T&C is an underrated NES classic.

I got here as soon as I could

From the Park Hyatt. Tokyo, Japan. By John Cipriani.

Jesus take the wheel for this fool