This is nonsense. All it takes is a quick Google search to see that 85.1 percent of the total U.S. households had a broadband internet subscription. And, let’s be honest, those that don’t aren’t likely to be bleeding-edge, tech-focused consumers, anyway.

This is all too confusing and I just zoned out... which is sad, because I have a Shield and am a GeForce Now subscriber.

Your wife is right (duh), you are wrong (duh). This tail light design is really, really dumb... probably dangerous. 

It doesn’t help that the LiveWire is horrendously overpriced. It could have been the bike to save them. As it stands, it’ll be the bike the epitomizes their inability to read the market correctly. 

I grew up in the town were Harley’s are made. I have friends that worked in the factory. And I couldn’t be more ready for the brand to die.

I also use Pandora, and SiriusXM.

You know, all of these studies fail to account for the fact that none of these refrigerants cause ANY harm unless they are exposed to the atmosphere (i.e., during a refrigerant change, or a leak in the system, etc.).

Well, this was boring as hell. And pointless. 

They did a terrible job making this thing “sound” cool. You know, the actual sounds it makes...  like, let us hear it at full electronic tilt approaching and flying past the camera (instead of constantly cutting it off and making it sound weak).

THIS. Best Star Wars game of all time. I’ll never forget Obi-Wan’s digitized:

Uh, there’s a plot right there—it’s the son of Goose (played by Miles Teller)—and how that impacts Maverick as a flight instructor (and by extension, the future class, etc.). It’s a pretty smart way to tie into the past while admitting the major character is getting older.

I already did. Her character (and her acting) were both forgettable. And regrettable.

• Let’s say there WAS a quid-pro-quo... guess what? That’s how foreign relations work. You ask for something in exchange for something. Always. Forever.

Forget speeds... it’s all about L-A-T-E-N-C-Y. And no, I’m not talking about a one-time ping score on Speedtest.net, I’m talking about bufferbloat (visit DSLReports)... sustained latency, or the difference between pressing a button and seeing an action. This is the real problem that no one is talking about, but that…

Well, Hulu isn’t great now, anyway... they have major problems on Apple TV (they literally just told people to start using another device because the stream is so buggy), and their Live TV plan doesn’t let you skip commercials or record more than 50 hours of TV. This price hike is the final nail in the coffin, for me.

Now that Hulu pricing has screwed the pooch (where “pooch”=”customers”), I have no interest in season 2.

Srsly. Leave it to Gizmodo to drum up controversy where little to none actually exists (most folks, including me, having been watching and enjoying without issue). 

Best content/streaming deal of the year, maybe of the last decade.

The pricing on the rest of the lineup isn’t bad when you actually start to noodle around see how much engineering and unique construction techniques are being implement.

It’s not just that (though I agree)... it’s also powertrains.