This Week in 2016 CIA Inspector General Claims It Accidentally Deleted CIA Torture Report After Being Asked To Retain It French Student Group Sues Twitter (Again) For $50 Million (Again) Over Tweets It Doesn’t Like Dear Politicians: At Least Close Those Porn Tabs Before Sending Out Your Campaign Screenshots AContinue Reading
This Week in 2016 The Fight Over Copyrighting Klingon Heats Up, And Gets More Ridiculous Judge Says Copyright Case Against Star Trek Fan Film Can ‘Live Long’ And Possibly ‘Prosper’ David Patraeus, Who Leaked Classified Info To His Mistress, Says Snowden Should Be Prosecuted ‘The Revolution Will Be Digitized’: PanamaContinue Reading
Now that our detour for the game jam winner spotlights is complete, we’re rolling out a new version of these weekly history posts after collecting your feedback. We’re shifting the timeframes to drop Five Years Ago and instead cover Ten, Fifteen, and Twenty Years Ago, and simplifying things a bitContinue Reading
This week, n00bdragon takes both top spots in the insightful side. In first place, it’s a comment about The Traitor’s latest attempt to get Jimmy Kimmel fired: What gets me the most confused is that Kimmel gave his monologue multiple days before the WHCD. No one objected at the time. NoContinue Reading
We’ve arrived at the end of our series of spotlight posts looking at the winners of our eighth annual public domain game jam, Gaming Like It’s 1930! We’ve already covered the Best Adaptation, Best Deep Cut, Best Visuals, Best Remix, and Best Digital Game winners, and now we’re wrapping thingsContinue Reading