In theory, this is a great idea. And hadn’t the industry set out to develop their own stuff already - zip zap zoom lovers in Norway are getting 40 new EV models this year alone - it would be a good road to go down. Standardization is good. And I’d love replacement packs for cheap from AliExpress, halfway filled with…

As a guy who has been building and rebuilding PCs since the early ‘90s I’m gonna say I don’t see a single problem with this idea.

Heheh well technically for me it would be duckduckgo-fu, but then again I’m a privacy weirdo so I try very hard to avoid Google.

And is it better servered for it? Star Wars got a lot of mileage out of leaving some of the gaps unfilled and I think it really started to choke once it was realised that there was money to be made out of people who can’t handle ambiguity or deliberate mystery.

I got a divorce from the Star Trek movie franchise and I’m fine with that. I just had to come to the realization that Abramsverse movies just weren’t for me. And that’s OK.

In what used to be a controversial opinion, the best things to ever come out of Star Wars never had anything to do with Lucas in the first place. He was just the guy who scrapped together a shitty fantasy novel’s Good vs. Evil plot beats and turned all the wizards into Magic Space Knights. I get a lot of folks…

Coming back to this thread I think about how the 20th anniversary special editions came out in theaters while I was in 7th grade. I’d watched ANH a half dozen times with my dad on cable growing up and had seen bits and pieces of RotJ in the same way but this was the first time I could see them in a theater and most…

Valid point. I mean, I was fucking FIVE in 1977 when I saw the first (and best) Star Wars. How the hell could I love anything like that again?

Support thread for folks who found both Force Awakens and TLJ boring and realized you’ll never love Star Wars as much as you did as a child and that’s ok

It was very Bojack.  It also reminded me that self-loathing can be a form of narcissism.

RIP Deadspin. The desiccated husks of a story being posted a couple a times a day over there are just so, so sad. 

As a Gawker refugee who decamped to Deadspin despite only a passing interest in sports, this content speaks to me. Thank you. 

“No retreat, no surrender!”

1. Glad to see Jason still works here.

>A new cinematic trailer for the game showed a group of treasure hunters fighting against what could be demons, or private equity executives.

Yep, solidarity for the deadspin folks!

Now this is the sticky sports content I’ve been waiting for! Wait, they said “stick *to* sports”? Well, this seems like sticking it to sports as well, so I guess it works.

Jezspin forever

Is this a sports blog now? Two baseball posts already today? I am confused about the focus of this blog and, as such, will refuse to purchase items from its advertisers. Also, I really don’t appreciate the ads that suggest I am in the market for lady’s Depends, though I do admire the shade. 

“Stick to Feminism!”