Well, this is just getting better and better. RO is<em>everywhere</em>online.  My stomach clenches and now I'm glad I skipped the coffee.  I don't think I'm going to need any caffeine after all - adrenaline is currently doing a good job of keeping my brain sharp.  A small part of my brain is beginning to wonder why no one has bothered calling me yet this morning - I mean, this sort of my<em>thing</em>at VRS - and so seeing Todd's name pop up in the only article I can find about our company sets me right on edge.  I start to scan the article but stop myself; it's only going to piss me off, and I still have intel to gather.<br/><br/>If I hurry I can make the express, which means I'm only going to have time to grab one article.  The search results show a dismaying number of new articles about RO, although I know most of them are just relays from other sites.  I can tell from Engadget's headline that they're still firmly on the Rift Oculon bandwagon.  There's really nothing worse than fanboi bloggers masquerading as unbiased, serious pundits.<em>Next</em>.  Gizmodo isn't quite as bad about it, but if I ever wanted to hear what that windbag Geanie Sandwood had to say, I'd stick my wet finger in an electric outlet to shock myself back into sanity first.<br/><br/>Ars Technica would probably have exactly the information I was looking for.  Their articles tended to be well-researched and informative, rather than just poorly-disguised advertorials.  I clicked the link and waited for the download.<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Choice:<br/><br/>C.  Is Rift ahead of its time?  -- Ars Technica