I originally read this as Haribo and got excited about the rich candy gaming universe we’ll never now know.

You can’t have a movie as big as avatar without it appealing to basically everyone, and thus, the “impact” is broad, not deep.

Tyrian Lannister all day.

…annndddd it’s gone. - Google killing this feature in 18 months.

He did direct Looper though, which is top tier sci-fi.

Fwiw the mayoral election that resulted in Eric Adams was ranked choice.

Same boat, don’t even have a Reddit account any longer, and I’ve noticed an uptick in content that is login-only, so even more reason to not even visit the site.

Fair question, I think it harms two groups of people 1) people who live far enough outside NYC for cheaper housing, or people who work hours that aren’t normal commuting hours, where there is no mass transit service at all even in somewhat closer outside NYC areas. With that said, although I’m sympathetic to these somewhat edge cases, I fully support congestion pricing, but think there can be some tweaks, such as funding external to NYC mass transit, and potentially providing some accommodations to these edge cases.

Kinda a clickbait title, still concerning.

I don’t disagree however for people who work in NYC, but don’t live in NYC, there’s some real shit mass transit options and none of the money from congestion pricing is going towards anything but MTA, which is just NYC, not New Jersey or Connecticut.

The wheels of justice turn slowly

This is super interesting, double props for keeping TZB alive, will never be Cuomo to many people.

This is why users don’t invest in the google ecosystem. No consistency or follow through.

Kinda an incendiary headline when it’s just Mastercard complying with the law. From the article: "The federal government considers cannabis sales illegal, so these purchases are not allowed on our systems," Really the issue is that Marijuana should be legal at the federal level.

Light rail is good too, but NJT buses and trains are brutal.