Stellar Blade is a PlayStation 5 sci-fi action exclusive about fighting monsters and saving humanity in a stylish post-apocalyptic world. So why are thousands of its self-identified fans signing a petition to “Free Stellar Blade” from censorship? The answer is surprisingly complicated and kind of sad. Blade’s Book Club Is The Best Thing About Marvel’s [...]read moreHow Stellar Blade ‘Censorship’ Became A Silly PS5 Controversy
It’s going to be a big week! Tech earnings are coming up, the EV wars are on (and how!), and it feels like venture capital has its head in the clouds. All that adds up to one packed Equity episode! Today, we dug into the latest markets news, including upcoming earnings, IPOs, and what impact [...]read moreSalesforce’s silly deal dies, Rubrik’s IPO, and venture capital in space
We’re about halfway through April, which means another wave of titles is up for grabs for Xbox Game Pass subscribers. You’ve got a hockey sim, a JRPG, a tower defense action-strategy game, and more, as well as that hilariously silly crustacean Soulslike. It’s a pretty good month, to be honest, as there’s a little something [...]read moreThat Silly Crab Soulslike Hits Xbox Game Pass This Month
Our long-term 2023 Subaru WRX test car has now landed in my care. After just a week with the little sport sedan, I’m still just as fond of it as I was when I first drove it back in 2021, but there’s a feature I can’t stand: the silly monostable turn signal stalk. Well, there’s [...]read moreSubaru WRX Long-Term Update | Say goodbye to the silly stalk
[Cartoonishly exaggerated Crocodile Dundee accent] That’s not a foldable. This is a foldable. More specifically, it’s a foldable concept device from Lenovo/Motorola showcased on the floor at this year’s MWC. The company walked us through a demo of a device that’s another terrific example of its ability to get weird with design. The Rollable Concept [...]read moreMWC 2024: Motorola’s Rollable Concept phone laughs at your silly foldable
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