And this right here is why I’m not bothering with the card at all. The last time Lifehacker/Two Cents ran an article about cards, I created a spreadsheet, plugged in all the numbers, and saw that with my current spending, I’d earn an extra... something like $5-10 a month, if memory serves.

You’re right. That does make perfect sense.

The title character whines incessantly. Were the show about a two year old, that would be one thing. But this kid is supposed to be four. And I’ve known a lot of four year olds at this point (my kids are now 7 and 10, so they’ve both gone through it and had friends and classmates that I got to know a bit) - I never…

My main problem with it was that the kid was so whiny. For a kid who was supposed to be four, he was extraordinarily whiny. And I didn’t want my kids thinking that at age four, they should be acting like that.

Goddamn Caillou. A show about a four-year-old made by people who have obviously never met a fucking four-year-old.

I wholeheartedly agree. And like you, I use Zeppelin as the best example.

I think I liked it better when every band that added a new instrument to their repertoire, or a slightly different style of screaming, didn’t suddenly warrant the creation of a new genre label.

Eddie Murphy had a great bit about Jessie Jackson running for president years and years ago... the punchline being that everyone would be so complacent that we’d wake up the next morning and go, (in Eddie’s best nerdy white guy voice) “He fucking won?”

You don’t. You also don’t know that the machines you vote on in person aren’t rigged. Or that the old paper ballots we used to use wouldn’t mysteriously disappear or fall off the back of a truck before they got counted. You also don’t know that the person counting the ballots manually won’t tick off his or her…

the DMCA “has allowed major tech companies to grow and generate huge profits by creating ease of use for consumers to carry almost every recorded song in history in their pocket via a smartphone, while songwriters’ and artists’ earnings continue to diminish.”

DO IT. Don’t think about it any further, just do it. I saw that show a few weeks ago and it was extraordinary. And everyone I’m connected to on social media who has attended has raved about it. It’s worth it at full ticket price, going for free is a true no-brainer!

This is all kinds of bullshit. Let’s parse exactly what’s going on here.

Pshaw. All you really need to do is spend four minutes watching this video. Everything you need to know is right here.

Thanks!

Thanks!

So, my workspace includes a window, and on the windowsill sits my two-in-one iPhone/Apple Watch charging dock. It’s currently plugged into the wall.

So, my workspace includes a window, and on the windowsill sits my two-in-one iPhone/Apple Watch charging dock. It’s…

Yes, but the commenter I replied to addressed that obvious point, so I came at it with two additional points since that one seemed to not be enough.

I think it’s two things. First, where else are you going to put it? On the table somewhere? If you’re in a nice place, you’ve got a nice, large, cloth napkin... putting it on the table would hardly work, unless you’re going to fold it back up each time you use it. But that’s the more minor of the things. The primary…

So, yes, Lifehackers, your needn’t alter your oft-repeated bias towards that foul-tasting, breath-polluting, teeth-staining liquid. you love so much.

Or, given that the commenters here were able to find some in about two seconds flat, it’s really because posting the photo of the perp is better for getting those sweet, sweet clicks. “Oh, another story about the Stanford rape case! CLICK!” - because looking at the pictures of the judge... well, they’re just not…

That’s not a significant enough difference?