I went through the same internal debate. Ended up springing for the IMAX 70mm and am psyched as hell.

Don't worry, Darren Rovell has already emailed this kid's principal

Our broken political system — both nationally in the US and globally. There are a lot of serious problems mentioned in these comments, but most of them have somewhat reasonable solutions. The biggest problem of them all is that our national and world governments are completely ill-suited to come up with solutions

You're doing it wrong.

The way I think about this is..."would I be OK with someone approaching one of my sisters and saying/doing what I'm about to say/do?". If the answer is "yes" you're probably in the clear.

This was not a productive comment. It was reactionary and just as closed-minded as the sentiment you thought HappyHighwayman was expressing.

Did I miss something here? What happened to Windows 9?

Here's the most telling aspect of this....If you visit ESPN.com or their NFL channel, the only pieces you can find overtly criticizing the brevity of the suspension come from the /espnw/ subdomain. Different header, different branding than "regular" ESPN.com. The editors are trying to have it both ways — "publish…

All news organizations should only refer to him as "FCC chairman and former big telecom lobbyist Tom Wheeler"

Uh...no. There's no difference. The reason Netflix is paying Comcast is to "avoid low priority". Netflix traffic was slowing down big time on Comcast's network, so they "avoided low priority" by paying Comcast. It's the same thing.

Correct. It doesn't necessarily reduce choice for consumers, but it does give Comcast exceptional negotiating power over Netflix, Amazon, Apple, and the rest of the companies they mentioned, when haggling over streaming speeds. Comcast is primarily in the content delivery business, and the business is rapidly shifting…