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21 Dumbest doesn't include any of the myriad of completely dumb moves made by the government?

Dec 29, 08 - 12:59 pm Comment from: Tired of Retards

Above, "theloniousMac" proves that the phrase "read the fscking list before commenting, fsckface" isn't just idle talk.

I really love articles strewn across 21 pages because I have nothing better to do than click "Next" 20 times. The "print" option doesn't combine it all into one page either :(

Dumb business move? It was a brilliant move on the part of those who are shorting and profit-taking at the cost of Apple's stock. All they have to do is arrange for a rumour or "accidental" report of Jobs' death and watch the money flow in as the stock dives.

Dec 29, 08 - 03:55 pm Comment from: Randian

Until the SEC begins to aggressively and effectively enforce the "naked short" rule, APPL will remain in virtual free-fall. Oh, yeah, they issue all kinds of press releases about pursuing this kind of banned trade with new fervor, but they're simply not following through. Until they do, we won't see the top side of 100 again.

They forgot number 22.
No matte MacBook Pro screens

And number 23, a anonymous business person losses sanity and just about everything else after becoming obsessive compulsive about whinning on Mac forums about matte screens after losing motor skills control to type "matte screen covers computers" into google.

Dec 30, 08 - 03:20 am Comment from: Nostradumbass

Top three things I don't bother to read or watch:

1) end-of-the-year list compilations
2) all other list compilations
3) see numbers 1 & 2

Just look at the lack of posts in the "5 Day Most Commented" column. MDN and their lame hit bait articles are causing the site to take a dive, as people are getting sick of weeding through the crap (i.e. US political garbage) to read something of actual value.

Dec 30, 08 - 09:56 am Comment from: informed

@ MDN Wilt:

In fairness, this is a slow "news" time of year.

However, MDN has made a conscious decision to feature articles that are sure to engender infantile and partisan political comments.

But you're spot-on: there are many better sources for one's Apple news than this fanboy site.

I'll second that.