With one little arrow, Times lets you know just how stupid they think you are.

previously in NY Times:
1. Take a trip down memory lane (a toll road) with TimesSelect.
2. TimesSelect Op-Ed Intimacy Series, Part II.
3. Tommy, I think about Sex. A LOT.
4. All The Money We Can Fit In Our Pockets.
5. CONSĀ® & cons.
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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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