It sounds to me like Smith is the problem.

Lifehacker editorial is a different team from Audience Development—the team at G/O Media that owns social media. No one at Lifehacker had access to our Facebook page, including me, and I’m editor in chief. I don’t even have a Facebook account. Whatever you posted there had no impact on editorial decisions. This…

Lifehacker has always been a great destination for me, and I look forward to its continued success. I’ve seen a lot of transformations of the site over the years and change is always necessary to move ahead in anything. Thanks for so many great years - can’t wait to see what’s next

WOWWWWWWWWWW!

Don’t pretend like this isn’t capitalism’s fault

There was a notion that it was a fake thing?  I figured anyone that’s ever seen more than like two penises would know that this is a real thing already.

Policing other people’s poverty is rarely helpful, and in this case is a manufactured distraction. While some portion of the 57% that can’t afford an emergency are in some way responsible for their plight, in no way is their iPhone or used truck the overall root cause. Your complaint is anecdotal at best, and entirely…

This might possibly be the best list that has ever been on this site.

Overselling isn’t a crazy idea when done with care. I have run a theatre company box office for years. (We don’t use Ticketmaster.) When a performance sells out, we do oversell by a carefully calculated amount. That amount is reached based on an expected number of no-shows combined with the fact that we have some…

Some tech bro is gonna try to use this as an opportunity to sell local governments title blockchain NFTs. 

When a British website puts a small file on your computer to store your preferences, shouldn’t they call it a biscuit?

The fact that Walker can display such unfathomable stupidity, but still have a relatively good chance of winning, is absolutely stunning to me. Georgia Republicans need to dispense with this pretext that absolutely anything matters to them beyond party affiliation.

Seriously, how did this guy turn himself into the richest guy on the planet without self destructing before now? 

They’re so close to getting it.

To be fair, CVS/Walgreens/Rite Aid I feel like should get the same pass as grocery stores (as they have the odds and ends that people can end up needing during a holiday). The rest can fuck off

It’s even worse than the ultra-rich using these private foundations to funnel money to their own pet projects and to derive material benefits (ie, donate to an educational institution so their shitty kids can get in) - which is a fact. In addition, most of the top private foundations fail to meet even the minimum…

When making the Where the Wild Things Are movie, they needed a dog to bark on cue, and it wouldn’t, so the director road past it on a skateboard. Solved.

For reference, Google recorded $13.9 billion in profit on $69.1 billion in sales. It’s unclear exactly what the extra profit/revenue these investors are demanding would contribute to.

(Full disclosure, I work at Google)

“I’ve never been in your office and don’t really understand your business, but I have skimmed your prospectus and demand you run your business more like the one down the road that is self destruction in spectacular fashion.”

From reading the comments it seems that many of you don’t really understand food science like Claire does. She ia among the best writers on food on the net. Here are two articles that will elevate your bird if you read them with an open mind: