@praka123,
He makes fun of any story where there is the potential to make it funny. He says something on one day and then says something completely contrary to that the next day. He bashes Apple more than he does any other company. But we all still enjoy it.
Because we take it for what it is - a humour column. No matter what he says, anything at all, it's all in good fun. He does not represent any particular person's opinion. He is a faceless identity. So stop being stuck up about a stupid blog and enjoy life. Loosen up.
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Do we suffer from a humor deficit? A tongue-in-cheek analysis of the “FSJ Shutdown Drama”.
A couple of months ago, David Pogue - New York Times technology columnist and CBS news correspondent - had posted an entry on his blog worrying that among the other crises we are suffering from in today’s world, we might also be suffering from a widespread lack of a sense of humor. He gives several examples to prove his point, all of which have the same basic premise - he writes a sarcastic post or article and most of the commenters don’t get the joke and start flaming him.
After having read several posts from various authors on digg and various other websites about Fake Steve Jobs being threatened by Apple, most of which were seriously pondering what would happen if Apple shut down FSJ, I suddenly remembered this post from Mr. Pogue that I’d read a few months ago. I had laughed it off at that time, telling myself that though he was partly correct, most people probably did have a reasonably good sense of humor and did not fall for such jokes. This FSJ saga, however, is beginning to change my opinion. Read more...
[Via MacUser]
@praka123, this is the entry I was talking about.
