I finally pulled off my long-standing goal of speaking at a conference via VR telerobotics! Thousands of miles of travel saved, and no chance of Luigi.

I'll be interviewing @PalmerLuckey later today at @reindsummit, and can tell you that there's going to be quite the surprise

Palmer Luckey on Silicon Valley’s shift to working on important things again

When the big guys say we our country needs "a lot more Andurils", the unspoken implication is often that we don't need more big guys. America needs both.

Chromatic is back. (posting from the hospital, I am going to ship this if it is the last thing I do)

Thank you, @realDonaldTrump!

Happy Independence Day!

Cheapest Way to Attend AX: Part 1 Over my many years of attending Anime Expo, I have developed important cost-saving measures. I see a lot of posts here asking for tips on how to save money, so I decided to share some of my best. Don't waste your money on things that don't matter! Tip #1: Canola Oil Everyone already knows to not eat the expensive food at LA Live restaurants, but you can save a TON of money drinking yummy canola oil shakes. You can buy 8,000 calories of oil for less than $2 if you buy store-brand 20oz bottles from the Dollar Tree near Little Tokyo (free bus ride from AX). White flour is $0.35/lb, but you only need enough to mix a good consistency - most of your calories will be coming from the oil. That means you can spend less than $0.40 per day for all your food! Don't waste money on name-brand oil, though, they all come from the same refineries. If you want to splurge, you can add fun toppings like Splenda packets, Hershey's syrup, or Metamucil fiber supplement. I like to pack an assortment of concentrated canola mix-in blends in travel-size bottles. Canola oil is often used as hair conditioner, so TSA shouldn't give you a hard time if you are flying . Me and my friends usually like to go in together on a shared oil jug. Gallon jugs can easily save you another $0.10 a day! Pick it up on Day 0 and have each person in the group bring a mix-in from home if you want to skip the crowds. Does anyone else have good food tips for cheap food at AX?

To America