I looked at the <title> and it says "Apple Confidential: The Acquisition of NeXT". Since the actual title at the top of the page isn't bold or a larger text size I tuned it out thinking it was an advertisement.

I didn't know HN guidelines required one to hunt through the HTML source of a page to get the title.

I thought that my response was an implicit agreement that I was wrong and missed the actual title of the article. Instead I get an intellectually disingenuous response implying that I 'noticed' the <title> of the page because I decided to look at the HTML source for some strange reason.

You were probably just nostalgic for the simplicity of late 90's web code.

The Internet has ads?