You were *amazing* in that. Also, in Death of a Salesman.

Haha, she’s pretty so her damaging and deadly anti-vax idiocy is forgivable lol.

Well, let’s not overlook the relevant fact that she’s also a complete flake as demonstrated by the fact that she has, on her own, done great damage through her advocacy within the anti-vax movement

Really? The whole “eye for an eye” concept really doesn’t scream “cap” to me, nor does the ridiculous brush off of death.

Given that edibles produce a disproportionately high number of these issues, it’s probably true that burning and inhaling pot when smoking ends up burning off some compounds that cause more severe side effects when ingested orally. It’s a shame feds have stifled research for so long, we might already know these things…

Well that’s a few dozen charges of kidnapping to lay at the airline’s feet :) How many bet they try to paper over the issue by giving away some airline bucks (TM) that can only be used on highly limited flights outside of any peak times or interesting destinations?

There’s no violation of her constitutional rights. The right to remain silent is not absolute, it’s to preserve the 5th amendment right not to self-incriminate. Prosecutors took the possibility of self-incrimination off the table by granting full immunity. That moots the right to refuse testimony. Especially if, as…

Warped? What the heck kind of second-hand galaxy did we get stuck with? I asked to be born into a nice, neat, disc-shaped galaxy, not something like and old-school vinyl album left on the stove by an idiot child. Pfft. #MoneyBack

Really weird, this article seems to be written as if this wasn’t just a cover of a classic. Sure, it’s a decent cover with its own sound, but nothing original.

I’m gonna necro comments on this because someone has to say it: this feature sucks. It consistently tells me I’m “6 stops away” And then I watch the tracking show the truck ramble all around town making stops all over the place, for hours and hours.

It’s an interesting topic, one I think is really about expectations. The tech world, at least the big, enterprise level side of the tech world, absolutely has to handle expectations in a very deliberate fashion. Very large organizations have to know what’s going on, plan resources, etc. So you get product roadmaps…

Oh, I thought you were talking about this Seaside

Are you implying that regular news puts the reader first? Because the history of the last 15 years or so has been to put the advertiser first.

The crucial factor in the Post's future (as it has been in the decline of traditional news outlets) will be who Bezos designates as the customer: Will it be the readers, who consume the product but contribute negligible revenue? Or will it be the advertisers— those to whom the readers' attention is sold?

Wow, Melbourne IT must suck to get taken in by phishing... IT folks are generally savvy on such things. I also don't really consider this a "hack". More social engineering. There was no tech bug or flaw that was exploited, just human naivete.

The "bends" might be more horrifying if people understood that it's basically "carbonating" your body whole damn body. This is fine, while you're still under pressure. Rising too quickly though is like shaking the carbonated bottle of soda that is your body, only instead of a messy sticky soda cleanup, its you're…

I'm not really looking for passive aggressiveness in my technology products.

I'm guessing Americans have a whole extra section of the brain just devoted to working out how much something is going to cost...

The issue isn't that there are't appropriate uses for apostrophes in transcribing foreign sounds to an english alphabet, it's that they are inserted when unnecessary. Take the name Teal'c from Stargate: It is pronounced like Tilk (milk with a "t"). There is no need for an apostrophe here. The proper pronunciation can…

Depends on the writer. In most, the excessive use is a failure of creativity— they're used because that is simply What Is Done. For others it is an absence of knowledge regarding the fundamental building blocks of languages and their roots as an auditory phenomenon rather than a visual one.