1. Thanks for the links.

We definitely live in a world today where you have to explain everything like people are 5 years old. I’d blame public schools for not teaching critical thinking skills but, I know the reality is that some folks are just plain stupid.

We definitely live in a world today where you have to explain everything like people are 5 years old. I’d blame public schools for not teaching critical thinking skills but, I know the reality is that some folks are just plain stupid.

We definitely live in a world today where you have to explain everything like people are 5 years old. I’d blame public schools for not teaching critical thinking skills but, I know the reality is that some folks are just plain stupid.

We definitely live in a world today where you have to explain everything like people are 5 years old. I’d blame public schools for not teaching critical thinking skills but, I know the reality is that some folks are just plain stupid.

We definitely live in a world today where you have to explain everything like people are 5 years old. I’d blame public schools for not teaching critical thinking skills but, I know the reality is that some folks are just plain stupid.

We definitely live in a world today where you have to explain everything like people are 5 years old. I’d blame public schools for not teaching critical thinking skills but, I know the reality is that some folks are just plain stupid.

We definitely live in a world today where you have to explain everything like people are 5 years old. I’d blame public schools for not teaching critical thinking skills but, I know the reality is that some folks are just plain stupid.

We definitely live in a world today where you have to explain everything like people are 5 years old. I’d blame public schools for not teaching critical thinking skills but, I know the reality is that some folks are just plain stupid.

Fair enough. You know, I stopped reading Engadget years ago after the AOL acquisition for the exact reason. No more passion. 

Because lots of folks here acknowledge people that point out important edits. Trust me, it's a thing. 

Yikes! Foolish on my part. If it's any consolation I literally had no idea who wrote the piece. Utmost Apologies Alex!

Would have been nice if He acknowledged the edit. Too much to ask I guess.

I currently use an Orignial SurfaceBook to do PDF work. It works rather well and I assume the experience would be similar with the Surface Pro and Mini. The especially nice thing it has over the Ipad solution is the fine stylus. The pencil nib is a bit too thick. The surface pens have interchangeable tips.

I love a “little guy fighting for the people” story as much as anybody. But I am still cynical and think Epic did it for the first reason you mentioned.

Seems like Epic could have solved their problem by simply changing their own TOS and allowing cross platform V-Bucks. 

if you wanna take “everyone” out of the context in which it was placed “everyone that read and actually understood”, go ahead.

Apologies, I have no clue as to what you are getting at.

1. They refer to it as “Gaiter type neck fleece”

If you are reading my comments and getting that I think Apple or Disney is wrong, all I can say is that you need to re-read.

Which makes this a shit article; because it is a response to other articles coverage of the study rather than the study itself.