I don’t know how much will change. Linus is just appointing a new CEO to over see operations, but he’s still the owner, I can’t find anything stating there are any other stakeholders, so he’ll be the boss of the CEO

Oh boy, I can’t wait for Gizmodo to start churning out pontifications on how AI is bad actually.

This. So much this.

And no Critter is surprised.

“We haven’t already decided on a hire.” It’s a fact that companies often post “ghost jobs” that don’t actually exist. It’s also a fact that sometimes you’re being interviewed for a job just to provide cover for the fact that the company has already decided who they want for a particular role—or has possibly already…

I’m not a lawyer so take this with a Crait-sized grain of salt, but:

Here’s an author that wrote a great, strong gay character who was a great teacher that never groomed any students

Is your GTI scuba certified for Open Water?

My first and only Mac personal purchase in the 2010s was a refurbished 2011 MacBook Air that I bought in 2012.

Anything that isn’t a phone that has Android on it sucks. And I say this as someone who has had a Nexus, Google Edition, or Pixel since the Galaxy Nexus.

one can fly from the nearest airport to here in Birmingham to Atlanta in 35 minutes

I have the Pilot Sport All-Season 4s. This same channel tested them, and was shocked by just how much snow/cold grip they had compared to full-on winter tires.

It seems to me that the “unexpectedness” of the success of most of these shows stems from lack of imagination and an attitude of, “It hasn’t been done before so it can’t work.” I haven’t seen all of the shows on this list, but of the ones I have (Glee, GOT, Stranger Things), it seemed pretty clear that there was…

That’s true! I forgot about that! Weren’t they like a lizard-like species or something?

but the show from the 90s doesn’t owe anything to the original BSG from the 70s and 80s?

Missed one. Understandable because it’s pretty obscure even by 90s scifi standards, but still, BSG owes a lot to Space: Above and Beyond

Strange World got NO marketing that I saw.

Since Twitter’s apparently shutting down this week (source: trust me bro), GMG needs a new source to repost things from.

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?