Many did not.  Don’t make the mistake of thinking that there’s a sign on the front door warning women that they’re signing up to be mistreated and discriminated against.

Why does anyone work a job they don't like? Because they have to to pay rent and eat

They not even getting paid for the harassment. They getting money for what the lawyers THINK they should get because of the pay gap at Riot. The women still there are probably still getting peanuts compared to the men.

A 2 second clip taken out of context doesn’t spoil the ending.

Always exciting to see new articles from you Peter Tieryas, in particular when they are about games I know well - and in this case we can disagree:)

Wait, you subscribe and STILL pay for the games?

I think that swagger’s going to be mitigated by the fact that there’s a subscription fee (for the pro level, anyhow) combined with having to buy the games (which isn’t the case for most other sub-streaming services) on top of the latency problem.

It’s a grand idea, but its pricing model sucks, and the connectivity…

I love paying 70+ dollars (plus a monthly fee) to have the privilege of paying full price for year-old games that will—AT BEST—have mild amounts of noticeable input latency.

It was kind of both:  Being able to have female spies on a show like that was empowering back in the ‘70s but they also made it super male gazey so they’d get eyeballs on the screen.

She’s got a point and she’s also pretty awesome. But I’m a sucker for her going back to The 40 year old Virgin and Wet Hot American Sucker so I’m hardly unbiased.

It sounds like some strange corporate decision, but anything that keeps Gravity Falls on the radar is good news to me.

This was the largest aspect ratio Disney could afford. Should they, therefore, be made the subject of fun?

It’s never been less likely to get fixed than it is now. Being angry at folks over typos while they’re worried about getting laid off or driven out isn’t going to accomplish anything.

True words. I miss it daily.

Hey, look who’s here to remind everyone that the death of Splinter isn’t *all* bad.

Part of the beauty of capitalism is that if you fuck up, fall behind the times, or fail to innovate, you eventually cease to exist.

Shutting down the only dedicated politics website in your portfolio right before the 2020 election, one of the most consequential of our lifetime, kicks into high gear. Essentially shutting down the second-most highly trafficked website in your portfolio because one out of every twenty five posts rankles you. I’m not…

I know it hasn’t been talked much, but it turns out they don’t have great owners interested in investing in editorial staffing.

Splinter was a damn good website.

Reading this shit makes my blood boil. I was stalked in college. The guy in question took video footage of me in secret for two years. He recorded conversations I had with other students for two years. He used to ride the same bus as me and I always thought that he lived farther down the line than I did, but once I…