The seasonal storytelling is fine.

Good for Microsoft. Good for the employees.

They are? That’s literally what the Tweet says, they just can’t explicitly say “Google” in public statements. 

And people would still complain.

If YouTube doesn’t report viewership on the per account basis, Blizzard can’t grant rewards.

How dare you try and define Wednesday Addams.

Obama makes a strong case for the abolishment of the 22nd Amendment. 

Did You bother to look at the OWL Twitter feed?

There’s not even a check to cancel. They just have to flip a toggle to “off” in their ad manage platform. 

None of this was news to anyone in the ad industry. Twitter has been on the losing even of most buys for *years*. The board saw it, Jack saw it, and Elon didn’t. They leapt at the opportunity to sell Twitter, make relative bank, and ride off into the sunset.

The cracks are showing. The CCP has used COVID as an excuse for even closer monitoring of its citizens and exercise micro-level crackdowns and incarcerations. It’s not about Zero COVID for them at the top level. It’s about being able to exercise authoritarianism.

I know Gizmodo Media or whatever Spanfeller calls it these days would LOVE these numbers, but this is basically residual campaigns. This is a rounding error for Apple. This is less than the annual salary of the person employed to run their social campaigns.

I’m actually starting to think Musk is just firminly in the chaotic neutral camp, which objectively makes him a shithead, but the use of a prop gun here is almost hilariously deliberate enough for me to think he’s poking fun at the new Right wingers who idolize him now he’s pissed off the left by not being Mr. Mother…

Other than the flashbacks to his childhood in the first couple of episodes (which are important to establishing both his motives for being in the city originally, and his relationship’s growth with Maarva) there are no flashbacks.

I will assume based off this comment that you did not actually *watch* Andor, because it’s not really *about* him beyond his conveyance of the larger part of the birth of the Rebellion. He is rarely the catalyst of the story, and that’s okay. Not every character needs to be Walter White or Clark Kent. 

I enjoyed most of this for what it was, but Luis Guzman’s Gomez really took me out of it. He’s just not a good actor, or at least, not an actor suited to this sort of role. It felt like he was reading his stuff off cue cards.

Spilled coffee? Are you fucking kidding me with that shit?

This is sort of shitty to reduce Hotz to that. Hotz is an extremely talented programmer and is, actually, the real deal that Elon claims to be but isn’t (claimed he programmed PayPal, claims to do all sorts of code for Tesla and SpaceX but doesn’t really, etc.).

The homes, located in Rio Verde Foothills—an affluent, unincorporated community in the state’s Maricopa County, were built without complying to Arizona’s usual 100-year water supply requirement.