As shown in the video below, when a CNBC reporter recently tried to book a next-day ticket from New York City to Washington D.C., he found a business-class seat would be $674 round-trip, with first class being even pricier. A first-class seat on a Delta flight, however, was only $548. When he tried to book a trip that…

There’s something “black” about how she wears her wide-brimmed hat tilted?

This is like building water towers because you don’t have enough pumping capacity. Just delays the outages until the towers deplete.

Lifehacker was the last bastion of refuge in the GMG network for those of us fans who appreciate non-sensationalistic, non-clickbait writing.

a) That wasn’t her audition scene

IMO that doesn’t look “futuristic” as much as it looks like a Porsche with slightly different headlights.

I rented one for a month. It’s a great transport pod, but I wouldn’t call it futuristic, at least not on the inside.

Air, rain, clouds,

fischer tropf requires massive quantities of electrical power, more in fact than the resulting fuels deliver.

All that other stuff aside, who in the actual fuck pre-orders a compact crossover? Are cars really THAT scarce?

To this day I think the Assassin’s Creed movie did it best by having it do it’s own thing and tell a story set in the world rather than adapting a game’s plot verbatim while still somehow screwing things up

Are you sure it’s not big enough? The number of chins in that photo up there suggests otherwise.

Why isn’t Gizmodo publishing this instead of Jalopnik?

Fun anecdote: Five years ago I interviewed to be a software engineer at a FinTech company whose main offering was using machine learning to evaluate the credit of borrowers. Their selling point to their customers was that their credit models incorporated hundreds of factors, as opposed to the much more limited set of…

Bingo. It’s PUA/MRA logic. Guys are told to swipe right on every woman on Tinder, rather than actually look at their profiles and see if it’s someone they might actually be able to form an emotional connection with

I can only hope that she has saved more lives in her whole career than what she took in that crash.

Is youtuber revenue that good , that he can invest $100,000 into something for the channel and then get a return on it

Kotaku bloggers apparently just enjoy being miserable.

I mean, mainstream pro wrestlers in the WWF/WWE have cut their own faces with hidden razor blades in order to start bleeding. The difference here is that these guys lean into the apparent (but not actual) brutality.

Jalopnik’s trying to follow in Gawker’s footsteps.