Yeah focus on tech conferences (disrupting with auto off triggers), and new gadgets (that you pay to steal), and developing community with your readers (by banning them for simply disagreeing w a butt hurt writer).
And maybe cut back on the click-bait.
“If you had any doubt: Gizmodo and io9 are still here, we’re still thriving, and we’re still going to be delivering the best technology, science, and entertainment coverage you know and love us for.”
I like a lot of what’s on gizmodo and io9, but I wish you guys would step away from politics, policy, and personal attacks. Just focus on your core and I think you will survive, possibly outside of gawker when it’s all said and done.
Nah, fuck gawker
When wild animals are viewed in their natural habitat, for instance, or the seemingly endless streams of video surrounding domesticated animals.
Owlbligatory.
Unless they’re planning on a trilogy or something
I’m okay with the new Trek show being the Nu-Trek universe, so long as we don’t see a Nu-Trek the Next Generation anyway.
How exactly is this supposed to ruin my day?
Nope. Day still good.
But Hogwarts is a public school, I believe Rowling has stated tuition is free. Only things parents would have to pay for are robes, wands, and such, which they’d also have to pay for in a local school if it existed.
How exactly was this supposed to ruin my day?
Oh, yes. People in a fictional world deciding not to have babies due to their choosing to live in a world with the ability to shape time and space but apparently run by adultswith the mental capacity of children (oh, I’m sorry , “whimsy” ) is just a huge day ruiner.
To be a little bit fair to Cloud Atlas, they did it both ways:
They’ll just have a scene of Zack Quinto and Chris Pine reading Old Spock’s diary out loud for ten minutes in front of a tasteful photo collage of Spock’s past Starfleet exploits (regardless of the fact that none of them would have happened in the current timeline).
At least the Magic Reviving Planet was a one-off instance. The Khan Khacktail comes in handy six packs.
But why can’t they just inject Old Spock with some Khan blood and keep him alive?
She’s 40, I’m pretty sure the Y is for Yahoo!.