NY Times Technology Section Discovers Firefox
You can nearly set your watch by it — about one year after a new technology becomes relevant, give or take a few weeks, the New York Times Technology section discovers it.
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Did you mean “one year *after* a new technology becomes relevant”?
D’oh. Yes. Fixed. Thanks.