“It’s just that there’s a big difference between carefully and conscientiously developing a crucial piece of medical technology and really really really hoping that your empty black box spits out a correct answer.”

Correct. Theranos certainly WANTED to hurt the poor and working class, they just got stopped before they had a chance.

Also, how would bringing up this feud pay his rent? He certainly didn’t get paid for the interview, and I doubt this will increase sales of his solo records. I suppose it helped pay Gabrielle Sanchez’s rent...

I mean... yes, he’s very likely a dick. But is his version all that different from hers? He was acting like an ass to her and she said, “I can’t work with him, so I’m quitting the band.” Mick (and Stevie, and on some level Lindsey) knows nobody is going to pay ANY amount of money to see Fleetwood Mac without Stevie,…

What bugs me about those sketches was they had Lindsey speaking with an English accent. The dude is from California.

Seems like every two or three years some dipshit comes to the conclusion that apartments in TV and the movies are unrealistic and writes a column or makes a video about it.

But it’s “poor people food” so these ladies find it inherently gross.

The sad thing is, he’s a very effective asshole and dipshit.

Yeah, I’m not sure why the author thinks we still live in a universe in which actions have consequences. To his supporters hes’ a) effectively eliminating abortion, and b) “tough on crime.” To anyone who isn’t one of his supporters... well fuck those people, they shouldn’t be allowed to vote.

I don’t get how the show can go from “Jake, operating outside the law must come with a price,” to “Jake, we need you to steal a fellow police officer’s laptop.”

“It’s white boys that are tuned into Black girl magic”

I saw a promo for this and heard “Mike Schur” and thought, “oh this might be good.” Then I heard “Steve Maryweather” and thought, “there’s NO WAY this is good.”

Yep. I looked it up. I’m not going to Flushing for one of these, and I live in Queens.

I thought it used to be 3, now it’s 5... thanks, Obama.

Let’s not forget the best parts of the episode: what’s-her-name throwing an elaborate launch party for 6 people. And the one non-famous person who helped launch the business left after a few minutes. Oh, and Kyle and Kathy talking about how a show that literally nobody watched tore their family apart was pretty funny. …

I think people are being conditioned to think something is either the best or the worst, and anything that is neither isn’t worth discussing. Were last night’s episodes of Archer the best the show can do? No, but a merely good episode of Archer is still a pleasurable way to spend 23 minutes.

They have, and many of them are posting to multiple sites now, and keeping their OF as a way to funnel people to those sites. Literally nobody I’ve spoken with who has an OF trusts the platform anymore.

Well, that’s a zoning thing. You don’t want the inspectors up your ass. And when it comes time to sell the Sanctum, he’s going to need to show permits for the work.

Counterpoint: you can be compelled to use your face or fingerprint to open your phone by law enforcement; you cannot be compelled to enter a password.

I happened to watch a men’s volleyball match and after the German player served, the NBC announcer said, “Looks like he put a little extra sauerkraut on it!”