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Same. I actually clicked hoping to read a rant against my least favorite speech company and their bad habit of buying up competition for the patents and then sitting on the technology. They own the rights to the speech synthesizer I use every day, Eloquence, which is no longer developed and will probably never improve, but is easily the most intelligible synthesizer at high speed.

Yap same here ;-) They squeezed us with their pricing model for years. I was nodding as I was reading the title, then found something else. Oh well.

This is possibly the most hacker-news-ish comment I've ever read.

Still can't top https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35079

http://www.dailywritingtips.com/rules-for-capitalization-in-...

I think the better and more useful idea would be to stop naming companies and products after very general and widely used words, no matter how tempting it may be to decorate stuff with the associations those words evoke. That never had merit to begin with, and I certainly don't see why general good faith use of language should be restricted by such shenanigans.

Titles can't all be unambiguous, and it seems unfair to let air out of this one's balloon.

Agree, borders on click bait.

It's a title.

It's a clickbaity title for the paper.