Eric Bostrom

Thank you for your response, I will certainly follow your advice. In
your spare time, take a look at the now 22 pages of comments on that
article. You'll notice that I am one of very many with the same
opinion. Is this the same message you'd tell all of them?

"Hello, people who find flippant comments distracting and
unprofessional, please go away?"

I'll leave and as some others have indicated, they'll leave.

Have a good day.
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On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 10:15 AM, Thomas Ricker wrote:
> Your sense of entitlement is amusing. I suggest you go back to your regular
> site, it's obvious that Engadget is not written for you.
>
> Regards,
>
> Thomas Ricker
> Senior Editor, Engadget
>
> On 10 sep 2008, at 19:08, eric@diversionmary.com wrote:
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>> User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10_5_4; en-us)
>> AppleWebKit/525.18 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/3.1.2 Safari/525.20.1
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>> Name: Eric Bostrom
>> URL: http://diversionmary.com
>> Subject: Joshua Topolsky
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>> Is Engadget going to address the overwhelming negative feedback regarding
>> Joshua Topolsky's inane commentary of the Apple live event?
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>> I typically follow a different 'live' site for my apple news but thought
>> I'd give Engadget a try this go-round. I won't make that mistake again.
>> Joshua's lack of professionalism has me so irked that I followed up on it
>> this morning to see if there was any formal apology or acknowledgement of
>> his insipid attitude by Engadget.
>>
>> I would appreciate a response, thank you for your time.
>>
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>> Related URL:
>> http://www.engadget.com/2008/09/09/live-from-apples-lets-rock-event-in-san-francisco/
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"Ah, so that's how it works."
"Yeah, 99 million were total crap."

What's with all the snippy bitchy commentary from Joshua? Engadget couldn't send a mature reporter to cover the event?

Certainly interesting points. My users can do whatever they want with firefox, squid, adblock and user rights on their local workstations. On the TS server, they don't get internet access at all, because they're all in the same sandbox.

I wasn't clear in that the internet blocking I am doing is on the server(s) where people do actual work.

They're free to mess up their workstations all they can but not on critical servers.

Thankfully the locking down I did still prevents this from working. Admins don't lock you out for gits and shiggles.

FFTA!

I'm a Lvl 25 Wizard with a lvl 4 spider mount and some nice equipment. My neighbor is a lvl 39 Wizard with a gryphon mount and some choice spells. Multiplayer PQ is amazing. We play this multiplayer more than anything else that came before.

Isn't this just a rebadged Samsung d807? Am I missing something?

For me, there was a frustrating level in goldeneye, where you were supposed to come out without firing... I always tried to shoot my way out of that one.

Dual monitor support?
*rubs eyes*
Is this the future? Wow! This must be the glorious year of 1999, when win98se brought widespread multi-monitor support!

also: spore for wii? and tf2 now pls.

Just got my wii today, Ho-ly crap, this thing is neat. Or, I guess it is, it keeps installing patch after patch.