With all the recent grumbling over Android no longer being "open", no one seems to be quoting the last line of the Bloomberg Businessweek article that's been fueling the fire:
The bottom line: Despite grumblings, Google's Android mobile operating system is still open—it's just getting more heavily policed."
posted by Unknown at
3/31/2011
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Why has the word "amazing" become THE superlative for "good"? Personally, I think "amazing" is kind of a neutral word, but I understand that language has a certain amount of fluidity over time. What I can't understand is the use of the same adjective by so many people to describe everything. What's wrong with "fabulous", "fantastic", "marvelous", or "wonderful"? Heck, throw in a "terrific" now and again. There's a veritable cornucopia of adjectives meaning "way better than good". Why not put them to good use?
Update: Or you can just do what this guy did.
Labels: lanuage
posted by Unknown at
3/26/2011
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It has been said that actions speak louder than words, and although this adage may hold some truth, the great gift of humanity is the ability to communicate. We must listen! We must think! We must speak.
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