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If you insist on circular linking Paradigm, can you at least provide the link to the manufacturers website as well. It's obnoxious to click the link anchored on the word Paradigm and end up back at Engadget's tag page for Paradigm. Or perhaps an icon letting us know what type of link it really is. I get that it's page views and click through numbers that help generate ad pricing. But throw us a bone and at least identify when a link is really an Engadget tag page link. Or just link to the manufacturer :)
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TUAW seems to have a serious hardon for Freeverse software and games. The reasoning behind it is beyond me,as most of Freeverse software on OS X is bloated junk. Advertisement indeed.
I don't quite understand the love fest for Freeverse on this site. I've tried the software and games they offer, but it's bloated and slow for the most part on my 2nd gen Intel MBP. Big Bang Board Games, Tiki Golf, Wheel of Fortune, and Jeopardy are some of the worst offenders. Constant slow downs and ridiculous amounts of bugs. It's almost worse than playing games ported with Cider.
I'd keep all of it.
"Sorry we do not support Mozilla right now."

Lame. Site is still a mess in IE.
There's something about a good and cold soda every once in a while. The sweetness and the bite of the carbonation. Then there's the energy boost for some. It can all become pretty addictive. The cheapness helps too. Cheap and sweet. It is a shame when you see those who are addicted to it though, or if not addicted, they're closed to the idea of not drinking the stuff as their sole beverage.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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