And there are plenty of people who will take up arms for him because they think negative press=fake news.

Musk is just one more example of a person who can’t handle criticism and can’t admit they are wrong. Great visionary, but likely a terrible boss.

Next time you go to your job, pick on of your coworkers and just go off on them. It might effect your performance review.

I’ll read some gruesome detail in a news story that just stays in my mind forever, usually something related to an awful sexual or violent thing that someone did. But the fact that Jessica Walter was crying in the background by the end of the interview while everyone just talks over her and for her sticks in my mind…

All of this just makes me want to give Jessica Walter a big hug. And maybe a stiff drink. Maybe several. It seems like something both Lucille Bluth and Mallory Archer would want in a situation like this.

Seriously though, Jessica Walter deserves better than that. Everybody deserves better than that, however Walter just…

I loved all the interviews where David Cage thought he was a genius with an original idea for making a game with a story where artificial intelligence yearns for freedom despite the fact that it’s been a science fiction trope for decades upon decades.

Gawd. This sounds awful. Cage’s seemingly bottomless pit of pretension has meant every game he’s made has exceeded his limited grasp, but this really sounds like the most trite yet. At least Omikron had David Bowie.

No. I would rather they keep exploring new worlds and new ideas, keep things continually fresh.

John Carmack is a person who is obsessed with the pursuit of technology for academic fulfillment and practical application. Based on anecdotal stories he will happily spend hours telling anyone who would listen everything he’s learned during a given project and solutions he’s found along the way like a human dev…

Implying that the song “Bounce” isn’t rife with deep, savvy political commentary on the contemporary crises of a post-911 USA is just sacrilege.

Oh, I don’t know.. humans aren’t always so good at that, either. Like this Accord driver who swerved into oncoming traffic to avoid one car, and hit another.

I mean, not really. With perspective it just makes him seem shittier. His “character” is “being a total cunt to others”, but apparently if anyone is a cunt to him, that’s 100% unacceptable. And given he basically never breaks character, it’s fair to say he probably is a total cunt IRL.

A pattern of cheaply made temporary statues.

To be a 20-something in Busan means slowly losing a weekly war of attrition with their patron demon: soju. They are brave, unfortunate souls.

Great article! The South Korean #MeToo movement is fascinating and inspiring, all the way around. It’s been really crazy over there. They’ve only even been a democracy since like 1987 or 1988, so they’re basically entering the modern world at crash landing speeds, which is a lot, I think, of what causes these…

Why would his name even really come up? He’s not playing, right? And their job is to cast about whatever game they happen to be watching, right? Soooooo, why does he need to be mentioned, at all?

I mean, there’s a really obvious reason why. Boosting is viewed extremely negatively in the Korean Overwatch community because boosters and boosted accounts are a plague there that are roughly equivalent to the plague of Sym/Torb one-trick throwers that afflict NA (I’m pretty sure it was Fissure, one of the most…

Because:

.... nah, man.