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I’m sure this will all turn out fine.

That second video is so silly and I adore it.

I feel like the reviews for the X64 have been mixed. (Lance Hedrick warning: View: https://youtu.be/WzNe9BSXcd0 ) Seems like the grind size adjustment is annoying, and disassembly for cleaning is a pain.

And has no gaming experience in her CV at all. Which wouldn’t in and of itself be disqualifying, except that based on her memo to employees, I’m not even sure she’s ever played a Xbox game. Just soulless corporate speak.

Anecdotal, N of 1, blah blah blah, but: psychedelics saved my life. That’s not an exaggeration. One shroom trip resolved years of anxiety and disordered eating. I’m really glad to see psychedelics being taken seriously again as a means to help mental health. It’s not a panacea, but it’s another...

Mostly correct: Pixelmator's Warp tool is subscription-only and not available in the standalone version.

I mean, it pretty famously does become something bigger , but I get that the main game isn’t everyone’s cup of tea. I adored it, though, and it’s a damned shame Blow’s bloviating has sullied it somewhat for me.

My alma mater and former employer. I’m beyond disappointed in them. I’ve ceased my (meager) donations to them. I’m sure it won’t hurt them much, but I refuse to endorse their behavior.

They’re implying there were other things on the device that weren’t that close to announcement. But in any case, yes.

They can’t think. Why would we expect that they would be able to arrive at a conclusion of suicidal ideation in a person?

Great suggestion! Was really neat to see distant galaxies in the Webb image that aren't visible in the Hubble image, presumably because they're so red-shifted (a guess).

The indigestion would be lethal.

Further proof that there is nothing—literally nothing, not even portions of the electromagnetic spectrum—that the current administration and its congressional enablers and lobbyists won't sell off to private interests. Also: Cruz, Pai, Trump, and Carr is a top-tier list of "worst group of four...

My uncle suffered from Boerhaave syndrome, which he thankfully survived and has (mostly) recovered from. It's a terrifying thing to have happen, both immediately and in terms of treatment/recovery. I don't envy the patient in this article one bit.

By design: the battery pack skateboard skews the proportions of the car, making for tall doors and body panels. The black cladding hides it well on this car, but if you look closely, you can see how tall the doors are and how small the windows are, proportionally. The same is true on a lot of...

I forgot what article I was in and thought you were talking about large language models and AGI for a second.

Stephen, is this the cause of the strange launch delays you reported on recently?

We must stop Beth from publishing more articles about measles, as every time she does, measles cases go up .

Really glad you brought this series back, Eric!

Also, the history and ethics of in vitro work with human cancer cells is checkered at best (see: Henrietta Lacks).