jimthebritskinja
jimthebrit
jimthebritskinja

I’m not sure what your point is with this comment... Did you mean to just repeat what was in the article except more sarcastically?

Underpowered? They come in Core I7 if you want. The Surface was never underpowered.

I have no trouble at all using my SP3 in my lap while sitting on the couch. Yes, a standard laptop is a bit better of an experience, but the SP3 is serviceable.

Something no one seemed to talk about was how Microsoft was raked over the coals for a three position kickstand, which in the latest Pro they made an any-position kickstand because of the backlash. Now the iPad Pro has a 170 dollar one-position keyboard stand...What happens to different table heights, different people

A 14 inch Surface 4 with Skylake could be absolutely dominant...fanless, extreme battery life, business-level performance, hopefully Thunderbolt 3 so when not traveling can dock it to legit monitors and such.....please don’t fuck this up Microsoft

FYI post corrected. I left out small but crucial bit in haste to post by EOD Friday which is why that section was so confusing. My bad. That’ll teach me.

He did end up blowing his brains out while on the phone with his estranged wife, so grain of salt with this.

Pictured: Deadspin Editorial Process

Um, I don't think the blue sphere represents a planet, but represents the celestial sphere...as there are stars.

Holy fuck, this might be one of the dumbest things I've ever seen written.

What Caitlin Goldblatt has omitted from her narrative are three key points:

1) The “well-appointed” elementary school that was slated for closure, Langston Hughes, was hardly closed by the Baltimore City School Board - a mixed-race group chaired by a black man http://www.baltimorecityschools.org/Page/24788 - due to

Looks like someone is midway through their Philosophy 101 course at their local community college! Congrats junior!

It is correct and moral because intelligent people of the world agree that motorcycles/motorcyclists should be licenced, roadworthy, inspected, and trained in safety as not to injure the rider or those around them. Also, Maryland has helmet safety laws. If society is going to allow people to stupidly endanger

Not sure the exact law the article is referring to:

The ironic part is the protest narrative is 100% fabricated. They do this because it is fun, not because riding your way into a wheelchair somehow shows up the “man.”

I’m looking forward to a followup story five years from now that documents the exploits of daredevil urban wheelchair drivers. I do hope they have good medical insurance.

But you don’t understand, they are Black.

So riding these bikes through the city is illegal, but the police trying to stop the event are the bad guys?

I’m no fan of Baltimore cops, but these guys are breaking the law...and you’re applauding it? I can think of many other ways these fathers and older kids could make a similar statement and set a more positive example than this.

The word ‘hack’, though not as specific, is still applicable in this sense. Lock picking is a form of hacking. I do agree that ‘pick’ would be a better word choice though.