Who could have foreseen that creating a system where extra privilege is awarded, based on having the right percentage of a certain type of blood, would be problematic?

I’ve actually been using Vivaldi. It now has a built in adblocker with a whitelist feature.

Speaking as a non-American who has never seen an episode of Cheers: no, it works even if you don’t have any feelings about Ted Danson (aka “that guy off of CSI: Cyber”) going in.

I find these articles interesting because it shows the limits to the power of “Woke Twitter”. Various online wags have been kvetching about Johansson for months and literally nothing has happened. Studio execs don’t care, the general public doesn’t care, and she clearly isn’t adjusting her behavior in response to all…

How very Medea

That and people who like to own and be able to access their media even after a digital storefront loses the rights to sell certain movies, or closes down altogether.

I’m thinking Adam Warlock.

“and which are supported by her brother Pulitzer-winning journalist Ronan Farrow"

Exactly! What a badly written and poorly thought out article! I also like the mention of the brother who supports what she says, but no mention of her other brother that does NOT support what she says, but agrees with Woody’s side of things.  Man I miss when AV Club didn’t suck. It’s hard to remember so far back though

He was using “lynching” as a metaphor not literally. I now that’s it’s all very confusing but stick with it you’ll catch on some day.

Try Opera or its fancy cousin, Vivaldi. Both are based on the open-source chromium, have all the benefits, but manage not to gobble system resources like Lord Creosote. 

Based on the video still and the frequent comparisons I hear between ASMR and porn/masturbation, I expected this to be a woman getting naked while whispering.

And now the movie probably won’t get made.

So crowdfunding as the prisoner’s dilemma basically?

So...this dude got a custom made hockey jersey with the IMDB logo on it?

Obvious qualifiers about furries, juggalos, etc. notwithstanding, in its own incomprehensibly bizarre way, this is actually kinda sweet.

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Alex,

I was hoping for poisoned pages a la The Name of the Rose

Pssst. I, Robot was by Asimov. Unless you’re being ironical.