Be careful with Forbes magazine. I've noted that they tend to have trollish articles of late. The headline generates controversy, but the meat is often nonsense. I didn't RTFA, but I've stopped reading Forbes ever since I read some article about how Apple was going to die, which basically read like some anti-Apple fanboy with no real substance.

Aagh. I misread the summary. I guess I was wrong about Forbes this time.

So color me surprised.

Lately, I've seen lots of tabloid-esque headlines at Forbes supposedly drumming up controversy. I read the article and realize I was trolled. I think that magazine is not going to be around much longer.

When you're making friends, at the ATM, do the creep! do the creep

From the article:

"This week Larry Page could not recall who Lindholm was"

Hey Larry, let me google that for you:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=tim+lindholm

And of course, the Matrix explained how we'd power such a computing device and network.

You only need the lead "developer" to be in the US. If you know someone in the US already, you could have them submit it for you and pass the money to you; obvious logistics (tax considerations) and trust rules would apply.

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I can't believe you are nobody?

Troll alert.

For crying out loud. How many times do we see this? I think it has to do with more educated people being older when they have their first child and nothing to do with their personality.