Since when are product reviews supposed to include investigative journalism into the business practices of the company? How is Lifehacker supposed to know what an app is going to do with your info? Their experience when they review the service is the exact same experience you have when you use it.

If a student didn’t have a credit card to pay the fee, we would tell them to go to a 7-11 and get a pre-paid credit card to pay for it.

Literally anything else? Webdings it is.

It's about how we have serious issues with sexism and misogyny in games, but the only person willing to talk about them regularly makes mistakes or outright wrong statements when she tries to bring them up, which makes some people think "oh my god, she's lying to further her cause." I don't think she's lying - she's…

What a sad situation. I feel about being a gamer the same way I feel about being an American, incredibly proud and equally ashamed.

I see this reaction a lot and I REALLY don't get it. I was absolutely mesmerized by the scene. I thought it was excellent. Brilliant even. Apparently I'm nearly alone in thinking this, but I find that shocking and surprising. I never would have guessed nearly everyone else thought this fascinatingly played scene…