> For the Edge browser Microsoft has again decided to develop their own rendering engine, instead of relying on open source alternatives (Blink, Gecko, WebKit). I have to doubt their decision as a browser engine is a big development effort and they need to be updating it from now to eternity.
Homage (arts) Homage (/ËhÉmáµ»dÊ/ or /ËÉmáµ»dÊ/) is a show or demonstration of respect or dedication to someone or something, sometimes by simple declaration but often by some more oblique reference, artistic or poetic.
As the other answer has described, this is sarcasm, but it doesn't really explain the meaning. First, eulogy has two meanings, it also means a praise about a person recently deceased (an obituary is only a notice of death, with a short biography and maybe facts about their life while a eulogy is a tribute to the late person). But it can also mean a tribute to people still living. So: Somebody only really gets such praise in two cases. First, if they are wealthy and powerful. In this case, the eulogy is implied to be mendaciously flattering in order to gain favor from the important person.