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I understand the satire, I just would rather see this in the comments of the original article. This feels more like a slap rather a thoughtful critique.
by TheBiv 14y ago
I understand the satire, I just would rather see this in the comments of the original article. This feels more like a slap rather a thoughtful critique.
- semisight 14y agoReally? It feels fairly well directed to me. The 'no internet' guy (who's name I've made a point to forget) was really egotistical about it. He even started an IAmA thread on reddit about it (link: http://www.reddit.com/r/tabled/comments/t14p6/table_iama_technology_journalist_im_leaving_the/ http://www.reddit.com/r/tabled/comments/t14p6/table_iama_tec...).
- TheBiv 14y agoYeah, that is a very good point. I guess I just wanted to see this conversation die along with the original article. Because the 'no internet' guy was no doubt just doing that as link bait. Now this will be the top post tomorrow and it will have added nothing of real value.
- ralfd 14y agoAt least he is honest. . > > If you had to guess what your one cracking point would be, what would it be? > Porn.
- psylence519 14y agoWhy does it merit thoughtful critique? Sometimes a slap is the correct response.
- TheBiv 14y agoIn real life, maybe...behind a computer, probably not...in my opinion!