With one little arrow, Times lets you know just how stupid they think you are.
Yet again, The National Newspaper of Record goes on record questioning the mental skills of its readers. JAVA OPTIONAL=COFFEE OPTIONAL. GET IT?
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BROWSE = INTERNET, BUT, BUT, OFF-LINE = NYT PRINT EDITION. GET IT!?!?
I thought it was a warning so you wouldn't hit the coffee with your elbow.
I don't get it.
I don't either. I get it that java=coffee, but In (JAVA OPTIONAL) are they referring to java script? As usual the Times is too clever by half. Or should I make that -- just plain perverse?
This piece would have been a lot more clear if there was an arrow from the "in print" line to the newspaper. It's just so confusing.
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