Comcast Doesn't Give a F*CK from Greg Tuculescu, Tarik Ellinger, Ian Pfaff, Eliza Skinner, Jason Carden, Funny Or Die, Evan Scott, Jack & Justin, Parker Seaman, Jessica Leigh Schwartz, BoTown Sound, and Andrew Grissom
This is why monopolies are bad - they don't have to care.
Interesting practical engineering story that also worked around some significant taboos about women's health. I wonder if he'll succeed in deploying the tech to other rural areas.
Interesting points about actresses that have taken on (and lost) the mantle of Cool Girl. I think a key point is that you can get in general only get away with these gender role violations, even today, if you're also very attractive.
It's time to leave the brothels and strip clubs behind when real victims fuel your narrative | Polygon
A lot of the commenters point out correctly that it has generally been shown that there's no link between video game violence and real world violence; they then apply this to video game sexual objectification. What they fail to realize is that while the dehumanization may not make someone commit a sexual assault, Ben's point is that it could make them less sympathetic to the victim, and that that kind of victimization (of sex workers) is a real problem in our society.
I imagine cabbies have all sorts of weird stories too. Most of my UberX drivers have been polite Eastern European men - just like a large chunk of the cabbies in Boston.