Took me a second to find the Thames, it kind of gets lost behind the Spirograph shit.

That's not 'shopped, but I would also argue that JR's face has more chemicals, too.

Those eyes have seen quite a few county fairs in their day.

I think the Internet is a lesson in "you get what you pay for." You don't want to pay, you get ads, poor quality, poor selection, less content, etc. You pay a little, you get a little, you pay more, you get more. As inequitable as it is, its the same formula that has worked for media companies for decades. I'm…

If I may...

Comments are much improved, but telling the difference between threads and replies is still tough, even with the bold lines. How about indenting replies?

The bold lines in between comments indicate the end of a thread, although I'd like to see some simple indentation for replies.

So on the BB app, does the chat function take up half of the tiny screen?

Why would you cite an obviously biased site like The Truth? Might as well branch out and start citing The Blaze as well.

Nice!

Good commentary and good piece overall by TAL. It really underscores the difficulty of finding success and profit in the tech world and why only a few extremely rich firms (Google, FB, Microsoft,etc.) can succeed. There are huge barriers to entry that creates an extremely unfair market for competition.

I've also read that the airlines that did raise fares aren't planning on reducing them again by an equal amount once the taxes are reinstated.

You could also make the case that producers are better off simply because they get a larger amount of producer surplus from the adjustment to the artificially low price. Either way, Mankiw has a good explanation.

Somewhere, Papyrus breathes a sigh of relief.

I'd like to nominate this for Comment of the Year.

"Click on the General tab. Highlight the Internet Protocol TCP/IP option (fig.c) and click on Properties. Select Obtain an IP address automatically and obtain DNS server address automatically as (fig.d). Then select OK."

Frozen donkey wheel from Lost. Caused spontaneous time travel when it fell off its axis. Moves the island in space AND time. Beat that, scientists!

This one's 2500x1600 and a little better resolution.

Scientists just haven't found one of these bad boys yet.