ntaylor

BoulderDash, maybe?

The truth is that there are many, many niche communities where this is simply not true. Whole sections of reddit will die off due to lack of moderation and people will be forced to go elsewhere. This may not be a killing blow for reddit, but it will be devastating to the communities that it impacts.

Kimono was cool, nice to see another option. I still have a Kimono t-shirt in a drawer somewhere.

Somewhat more sinister, I think, is that they added a TTL on the Amazon Smile opt-in. Now, you must re-opt-in every 90 (I think) days.

Fair bet that this small change substantially hurts the effectiveness of this charity and drives a whole bunch of money back to Amazon.

A recipe without 10 pages of useless, boilerplate SEO content?

He allegedly transmitted photography of Tesla's internal manufacturing systems.

For a company that prides itself in it's manufacturing process (even if it isn't as-promised), it seem like this could even be perceived as IP theft.

> Patents help pay for research and keeps a lot of smart and hard working tech people employed.

Maybe when used correctly. In the tech space, it seems like they hardly are, anymore.

His argument seems willfully ignorant, at best.

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Definitely was not necessary to provide payment info to view.

It required only name and email to access the livestream.

3x the Super Chargers, as well.