Walt Mossberg can't read

At least that's what I can glean from his column today. In a piece in the WSJ about new printers from HP that allow you to print on CDs and DVDs he complains that "millions of home-burned CDs and DVDs are simply labeled with Sharpies, in scrawled handwriting. At a glance, they all look the same, and they don't carry much useful information."

Um, unless you can, you know, read the writing on those DVDs, in which case they provide lots of information and look very different.