Fast Company’s list is also, other than one or two “well we HAVE TO” given spots, paid.

Shoving green lights in already existing devices does not make You the Asian Steve Jobs. Fast Company recognized Razer for what it is.

I find the whole basic idea that Razer would be in the ‘Most Innovative Companies’ on a Fast Company scale strange. The company’s run like the 1800s, and what have they actually ‘innovated’ recently other than even stupider lighting, their dumb digital currency, and PewDiePie branded headphones (It’s real, I shit you…

I like Quantum of Solace when you watch it back to back with Casino Royale.

You know what most people associate hydrogen with?

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The game has been out for two weeks. The people who were really into it and wanted it for plot have bought and beat it. They want to grab the other folks, and those folks need a connection to Star Wars rather than just laser swords and stormtroopers. 

Grats ladies for winning...*does quick maths*...a fraction of the money a team would make for winning world champion.

That was a legitimate great surprise to come to at the end, this is one hell of a gaff.  That said, from a marketing teams perspective, it’s also easy to see how someone think showing Darth Vader would push more copies. 

He gave the IP away, and still no takers.

Regarding that last point. Tesla actually cooperates with existing businesses already to position the superchargers at locations that already have a restaurant or at least a convenience store. In Texas, they seem to have a deal with the Love’s gas station chain to put the superchargers at the same locations (the one…

This is a good take. For years we’ve been halfheartedly rooting for Tesla, knowing all the while that a new car company in post-consolidation, hyperregulated America would be nearly impossible. Tesla finds a way to shave down production costs and everyone jumps down their throats. I’m no fan of this hideous…

GUUUUUUH I’m so tired of answering this question. The sources are not hard to find if you look.

British men are not known for aging gracefully. The exceptions to the rule are exceptions because of how much an outlier they are.

The issue is the United States, more than anything else. If the US were a leader in climate change policy, instead of a leader in climate change denialism, the world would be in much better shape generally, and Thunberge wouldn’t need to “ram it down” Jeremy’s throat.

I don’t agree with Clarkson hating on Greta, but I think his message is valid. Why should we sit around and argue about how we are going to die and when we are going to die, instead of focusing on how to fix these issues?

Considering all the think pieces and other free coverage this site has given Mr. Musk’s Backwards Door Stop Vaporware, I’d suggest that it is Jalopnik that has been “played”.

Today I learned that Battleborn hasn’t already been shut down, as I had previously assumed.

I do quite enjoy a few features. Hammond’s documentary on Jim Clark was fantastic. I do hope Amazon lets him do his own thing like that at some point. He’s got a knack for putting these achievements in perspective properly.

Isha, for the love of God, if you want more lead actor diversity in movies (which we should have), then maybe stop contributing to this arbitrary push to have black actors cast in roles that have been Caucasian since the dawn of time. Instead, the push needs to me for more original black characters to have their own…