You know the big difference? If two guys have a disagreement, they go outside, punch each other in the face, then go back inside and have a beer.

Sorry, you new here? The only one to blame for anything wrong happening to women in these pages are men. Women have no agency here. They are just playthings for the patriarchy who one day will be taken down, just as soon as men will take it serious and stop being so mean to women.

Nah, the entire thing is an attempt in justifying why Feminism MUST exist and why anybody who is against it is by extension against women and equality.

*Applause*

May I recommend a dictionary so that you can look up what humanism stands for? Hint: It's not claiming it's a happy world and there aren't any problems. What humanism does try to achieve though, unlike your coveted Feminism, is to not lay blame on anybody and instead tries to construct a fairer world via the "we're…

Even if they were sexual jokes in nature, they talked amongst themselves, in a place that wasn't a locked box.

Hey, can you guys check your feed settting, lately it seems a lot of Jezebel posts end up on the Kotaku one.

Adria Richards reporting two assholes on Twitter is taking solid action.

Little problem here: The guys weren't working for SendGrid, they worked for a different company.

Actually the two guys who were "outed" are probably the most reasonable people in all of this. The one guy never said anything publicly, and the one who got fired and made his story known on HN did it as an apology and explanation. Where things started to get silly when some people started comparing themselves to a…

A few things come to mind here:

Point is: They have never tried to make it a successful service beyond their usual mode of operation. It's a lack of imagination on the part of Google that killed reader, not that it couldn't have been a financial success.

They could have easily offered a paid tier and see if people would have gone for it. I would have had no problem paying $1 - $3/month for the service. So sorry, the "It was free and now it's gone" argument is a weak one.

Whistler is around a 2 hour drive, depending on road conditions, from Vancouver and late in the season it seems it's pretty tame.

I always loved the movie. Not because it was historically accurate, but because it was a lot of fun and did NOT pretend to be historically accurate.

I am very quickly getting to the point where when I hear "Maxis" my reflex is: "No thanks".

Of course the irony being that they are just kneecapping themselves on opening up a new market.

Yes, I agree. Though for most people it's all just one giant glob.

The music industry has devalued it's own product over the last two decades by trying to sell it to anybody who was giving them money. So the end result was that many companies gave music away for free as promotion.

Wow. So that's the map size?