Gizmodo, because they need the clickbait.

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Food got thrown in small amounts on a regular basis in one very large high school I was at, but the only thing I remember from it is that corn nuts stuck like glue to my long hair.

Is there a clause in there to stop them running those “free free free” ads?

What if you spend May 5th the same way you spend May 6th?

It might work if you had managers who’d interact with you more than just the half-hour a week you have a one-on-one. But Apple managers need retraining to cope with offsite people, and I don’t see that happening after so many years of insisting on everyone being onsite.

Bad electric cooktops, which are the kind most people are used to either because they rent or they haven’t replaced the contractor’s special that came with the house, suck.

I’ve owned 3 of the BMW Minis, starting way back when they first came out up to my current sweet JCW, and back then it really felt like BMW thought they were Baby’s First BMW: the fun car you got in college that you’d trade in for a BMW once you landed that 6-figure job. The idea that it was being bought by people in…

And that’s why I only want the bucket if it has the “mom’s day off” image I remember from the 70s.

The Wayback Machine first picked it up in 2014 for “Lightning Safety Awareness Week: June 22-28, 2014" and it doesn’t appear to have changed since; they haven’t even updated dead links.

Yeah, Burger King had an entire jingle about customizing your burger.

For years WWDC (Apple developers’ conference) would have an AR game in the keynote, and often you’d be able to play it in the game room. I’ve yet to see an AR game take off in real life.

They’ve already got the hexagon avatars for crypto shilling bullshit, which just makes it easier to block crypto shillers.

IK,R? Craig just connected with guests in a way that Corden would sell what’s left of his soul to do.

Art that doesn’t say anything is just illustration. Or worse, ad copy.

And they chose “safe” “pick me” guy to replace Craig Ferguson.

“Heart?! What kind of power is Heart?!”

Or maybe it’s because Ferngully and “Dances with Smurfs” are what people were saying about it back when it was in the theatres.

For real staying power a movie needs to be watchable at home, and without the 3D all you’re left with is the story, which was being mocked even when it was in theatres.

Yeah, much as we were all utterly shocked by the Vader revelation in 1980, it put limits on the story arc that they just can’t seem to escape.