"I can tell you with certainty, rape is no joke. When you use it to fumble around with other rape apologists in chatrooms designed to discuss sexual strategies with other misogynists, you are not just participating in rape culture. You are grooming it, you are cultivating it, you are growing it."

The founder of the misogyny hub has ben outed as a GOP lawmaker from New Hampshire. That's terrifying and, honestly, not that surprising.

I'm a proponent of free speech and authentic conversation. I cannot legally stop anyone from saying whatever it is they want to say, nor would I want to. That said, if I invite you into my apartment, and you start hurting my other guests, tearing up my living room, or generally being an asshole, I'm kicking you the fuck out of my house. If only Reddit took disrespecting their home as seriously.

It’s a scary time to be trans, and sadly, the geek community is not a safe space.

HBO's Westworld is a show that is full of mysteries. One fan, however, decided to latch on to the mystery of Dolores' paintings. Because for real though, where do they go?

A few months after the game's inauspicious release, the No Man's Sky Reddit community was temporarily shut down. One moderator expressed concern over the growing toxicity within the community as one of the reasons for the shutdown.

While further details about this individual's identity—and the company he's founded—are still a mystery as of this posting, it's stories like this that contribute towards fostering the ongoing workplace discrimination within the tech industry—and continue to make it a difficult place for any woman to break into.

Jill Pantozzi, TMS' erstwhile Editor-in-Chief, tweeted about an incredible /r/relationships post that can really only be summed up exactly how you see it on her tweet.

Every so often someone comes along and reminds us just how strange our obsessions really are.

Donald Trump is a unique political candidate in many ways, not the least of which is how consistently he makes things up out of thin air without even an attempt to base them in fact. While I'm not generally a fan of stooping to the opposition's level, a bot that's doing just that as a way to jokingly point out Trump's nonsense is just what this election cycle needed.

Redditor "Daymeeuhn" has "beaten" No Man's Sky in 30 hours, accomplishing the game's de facto objective: reaching the center of the universe.

Ellen Pao has just received a book deal for an upcoming memoir about her experiences in the tech industry, from her discrimination lawsuit against her former employer, the venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, as well as her experiences working for Reddit. Spiegel & Grau, a Random House imprint, has acquired the book, which will be titled Reset.

Reddit can be a great place to keep up with your interests on the Internet, but it can also be an awful place overrun with people who just want to watch the world burn. Now, finally, the site is instituting a fully functioning block feature that'll allow you to experience the "front page of the Internet" without dealing with some of its ... less polite users.

Over the course of four movies, Indiana Jones has been through a lot. In his quests to recover mythical items of archaeological legend, he's gotten beat up a ton of times, been chased by a giant boulder, fallen into a pit of snakes, survived the wrath of the Holy Grail, nearly been a human sacrifice... oh, and there was that one time he made it through an atomic bomb by shutting himself in a fridge.

Faced with a desire to play a game but unable to afford it, two kids (now adults) created their own trading card game. "Creature Cards" borrows a lot from the aforementioned games, and frankly, it's pretty gosh darn neat.

Here with one of the most accurate (read: not accurate at all) descriptions of what happened to these prime time sweethearts is writer Chris Scott.

It goes to show that, even if you don't post certain photos on the Internet at all, where there's a douchebaggy will, there's a way.