craig_smith

Musk is a massive goon and a con artist. He's buying Twitter because he thinks, if he owns it, he'll be free

"the whiny little bitch strikes again". I must say, you brought me around with your sophisticated use of lang

When a person pays a monthly premium to troll a technology website. Cute.

Or you could consider his sarcastic comment a warning not to buy it. I'd never heard of the Freedom Phone, vi

There is a discrepancy in this guy's argument. Having three months emergency funds or not having emergency fu

I don't own X-Box Series-X, but I want one of these.

Similar experience with the Six Million Dollar Man doll, Paul, because we were born the same year. Except, th

Trump was a massive, unrelenting #$&^% who made the United States seem moronic to the rest of the world.

Regarding Bill Gates philanthropic work. I've always had this nagging feeling that it's an elaborate tax avoi

I make this observation frequently and get called on it. But, yes, anyone who achieves this level of wealth m

Didn't a police officer die? I hadn't heard he was a Trump supporter.And, didn't the videos show that the 'vi

Yes, our organisation has done this. Also, with Edge in IE mode. The Windows 10 update in July will kill tha

Higher range cars are available, and more are coming. At the moment, the cost is the serious restriction for

In reply to ken10:I've seen this argument before, and there is truth in it. But.... The batteries in my

In reply to Greg Green:Exactly the same extremely small percentage of young people tinker as previous generati

In reply to blue77star:I visit Linux sites for exactly the same reason you visit this site. To talk about how

Literally, the smartest thing Brad and Paul have done is not be on their own show :-)Excellent work, everyone.

In reply to ErichK:I love this comment for some reason.

At the current exchange rate, this will make them an eye-watering $700 to $740 in Australia. People will stil

In reply to JG1170:There are a lot of subjective assumptions underlying your arguments, and your other comment

In reply to proftheory:It didn't really get out of the ground naturally, though, did it? And then burned

In reply to cottonwood:Yeah, I think that's the word Paul was looking for. "he conversion of the substan

When they work, the Fitbits are excellent. However, the software is flaky. My Versa 2 has for the last few w

In reply to sammyg:I don't think you know what that word "socialist" means?

In reply to crunchyfrog:Amazon own the store while also competing in that same store. Via their analytics, th

In reply to miamimauler:It's not about percentage, it's about behavior. MS ended up in antitrust in

In reply to toukale:First, the market share in wealthy countries in more like 40%. But % isn't the point

I visited Eric's blog via Paul's link and looked around for a bit...yep

In reply to MikeCerm: Exactly. The timing says it all. Google is enforcing the existing rule more strongly

In reply to ejuly: One of the major issues with the U.S., under any administration, is its belief that it is b

In reply to blue77star:Mac OS market share is about 9.4%. Linux share across all distros is about 2.2%.

In reply to sparrow:You should probably consider cancelling Amazon Prime as well. They have many climate chan

In reply to Pargon: As soon as you use the term SJW it invalidates any argument you might make afterward. Re

In reply to Rob_Wade:You've clearly never been on FB or YouTube if you think these companies have a "far-

In reply to locust infested orchard inc: I could help reading your post ironically.

In reply to Brockman: I think you've misunderstood the article. Paul feels that the extensive interfere

In reply to biff: In fairness, you can say that about phones and most small consumer electronics purchased in

In reply to Thom77: Sounds like you've been behaving badly online and feel a bit sensitive about it.