Fossil fuel energy is not “cheap” when you fully factor in the future costs of climate change. This is a prime example of externalities in action. 

This is what a passive aggressive PR statement looks like.

The lengthening list of behaviors that you have to practice in order to avoid paying too much for a game that you may not want:

I’ve been watching these iPhone keynotes year after year now, and this is the first one where new hardware didn’t excite me.

No SE2? FML.

The solution is simple. Just cover every surface of the interior with soft, luxurious, cosseting velour! Crushed velvet is also acceptable, Mr. Constanza.

Standard fare for members of this party.

It’s funny - I was actually looking back through Filip Miucin’s other reviews to see if I could find other examples of plagiarism, but they’re all so full of cliches (“The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim still holds up as one of the most immersive virtual worlds ever created in a video game”) that it’s impossible to tell.

Nah, they’d lose on the first Sunday.

The actions of the USA’s politicians impact the entire world.

I’m not sure I’m ever going to be a believer in streaming tech. It’s always going to add an extra layer of latency. So the lag is always going to be a step closer to being noticeable to the end user.

Every day, friend.

I love no longer needing to turn the key to start my car. Fight me.

I can’t conceive of a universe in which this would surprise me even a little bit.

What they’re about is hypocrisy.

40% of the market is not just CA. Also, automakers do it for other countries that are smaller than CA.

Well - sure, but they can always just not sell cars to California because free market or something.

try the take and bake and get it hot at home. It turns out a lot better.

Costco pizza is hot, soggy garbage.

I’m all for chain pizzas but I never really dug Costco pizza, would always much rather get a hot dog or a chicken bake