I’m confused.  How is it the centerpiece?  Sure, it’s the sort of thing media outlets will jump on, but I haven’t seen any hint that this is the focus of her memoir.

2 months severance is nice, but not as nice as keeping your job.

(*Fun fact that spinach does not actually contain an above-average amount of iron.)

This is one of the truest things I’ve ever read on Kinja.

I briefly considered a reference to the movie Twister, but that would’ve been weak sauce.

We’re caught in a babbleclone! It’s ripping us apart!

My interpretation is that it’s a “gotcha” moment for them, because she didn’t stop immediately. I think it’s wrapped up in some gross, women-hatey thing like “well if your abusive ex made you do so much, why didn’t you stop the second he was gone, maybe you’re lying about everything.”

You’re the one babbling. She could have just fired them all and called it a day. In fact, by not doing so, imbeciles have jumped on that as a sign she hasn’t changed her streaming.

Can you cite examples?  Most studies are more granular than that.

Even I know better, and I have won a total of...one sec, doing math, checking notes...oh yeah. Zero fights in my entire life.

I can’t like this enough!

Translation: “Anyone miss the days when white men would be granted redemption automatically without actually doing anything?”

Or maybe stop being a dick and use the common abbreviation that everyone understands (K).

Yeah, someone else posted a link to an article where they did a teardown on one of these and found a couple of slow SD cards inside (or, in one case, a cheap thumb drive).

Yeah, someone else posted a link to an article where they did a teardown on one of these and found a couple of slow…

Shit, yeah, someone else linked to this, and yep, sure looks the same:

Shit, yeah, someone else linked to this, and yep, sure looks the same:

Alas, I can’t find the old Vanity Fair article, but they did an extensive thing where they broke down how Waterworld was caught up in a fight between some big players (like Spielberg) in Hollywood and Matsushita, the then-new owners of Universal. I wish I could find it to confirm the details, but essentially it was…

Just the fact that it says “SSD Hard Drive” is a huge red flag IMO.  Also, absolutely no actual brand name or drive specs.

Just the fact that it says “SSD Hard Drive” is a huge red flag IMO.  Also, absolutely no actual brand name or drive…

Ugh.  Is it a hard drive, or an SSD?  That’s kind of an important distinction.

Ugh.  Is it a hard drive, or an SSD?  That’s kind of an important distinction.

I mean, either you get the difference between objective and subjective data, or you don’t.

That’s for sure. Or maybe some folks have a religious objection to screws or something.