When your focus is sufficiently narrow, minor variations look like massive shifts, and perspective suffers. Thurrott seems to look at the computing world throu

When your focus is sufficiently narrow, minor variations look like massive shifts, and perspective suffers. Thurrott seems to look at the computing world through a magnifying glass pointed squarely at MS, overreacting to every little shift and bump there, while never being able to see what's going on elsewhere particularly clearly.