Truth Time:

Cool Matt. I’ve liked your other writing.

How do you expect young people to know how wifi mechanically functions? Are you an IT person with limited context?

Yeah, I get it- It’s just that this is an insanely common line of argument these days, and it’s absolutely insane.

I find that the most likely explanation for something is generally the correct explanation.

You’re excused! sounds a lot like existing cable bundles for me too. just $20/mo cheaper than what’s offered in my area.

54.4 million people subscribe to cable tv in america today.

Right, guy.

1. You’d have to watch 96 hours of netflix to hit that cap. You’re a savage.

Look- the term “Pro” imparts the assumption that one could use this equipment in a professional environment.

Have you ever tried daisy chained thunderbolt under sustained, heavy use?

I’m also a video professional, and OP is right. A USB hub does not solve anything, because you will still have bottleneck at the bus. We’re asked to move information in and out and to many different places simultaneously.

OP is an IT guy. He connected it to ethernet to bind it to the domain. Which is something that every IT guy will have to do to basically every one of these.

Let’s all be honest here, people...

Airbnb calling out another group as a special interest is really lovely internet.

1. BUT HE CUT THE DEAL. He agreed to the deal and walked in with eyes open. If he wasn’t agreeable to the licensing fees, he should have had his lawyer negotiate better terms, retained a higher cut of the IP, or self-produced. Which are all completely normal things to do.

You’re full of shit if you think $16 an hour is a livable wage in New York.

You can’t be an “indie conglomerate.” That’s a “label,” which by its definition, is not “independent.”

“Major Indie Music Conglomerate” is the stupidest phrase that has ever been written on a Gawker Media property.

There is no possible chance on god’s green earth that you’re from here.