...and Gnome in specific.

Some rogue programmer often makes it his or her holy mission to force everybody to use the software the same way that THEY USE IT. This means that something I've used for a while might suddenly lose functionality in the name of a "bugfix". Also, these programmers almost never consult usability groups in order to figure out how peopole ACTUALLY use the software.

And yes, I realize that this is going to be -1 (troll) within a ten minutes. I do not care.

I loathe watching videos. Hate hate hate. Videos are not effective for general learning. And I know, some people "have different learning styles", but everybody and their brother thinks that it's a good idea to make invariably-shitty videos about things that people want to learn. I want to read something with pictures. I don't want to watch a damn video.

At least we know for sure that we don't need to deal with Creepers.

Is it gonna be a tablet? A phone? A prosthetic limb? The iShinny, the new iProsthetic iLimb from Apple.

That's the only reason I can think of that they would stop making money. It's like how Microsoft used to lose money on every Xbox sold, or Sony and the PS3. They wanted a foot in the door of the market, and their next offering will be something that makes them money for each unit sold, rather than losing them money.

This is from Japan you guys. I was betting on a tentacle-related comment within the first three top-level comments. Thanks for losing me twenty bucks.

I'm just going to wait for Apple's competing product. The toilet is a perfect example of an Apple product. It has one button, one function, and it needs to be clean and durable.

Liquid salt reactors weren't built because they can't be used to enrich Uranium. We know how to build them. Why aren't we building them.

Or you can just send emails to phonenumber@vtext.com . That's the easier way to do it.

Ah, good ol' rules 34 and 35 of the Ferengi Rules of Acquisition.

Hey, I'm commenting here because I misclicked and downmodded you. I agree with your point - it's the difference between a participation ribbon and someone telling you where you were awesome and how you could improve.

They don't fit into the guidelines. In specific, health care service providers aren't:

"Art, Comics, Dance, Design, Fashion, Film, Food, Games, Music, Photography, Publishing, Technology, and Theater."

So that's why there are so many Kickstarter spinoffs.

Oh, shiny, time to read.

Well, both Google and Bing use human beings to tune the search results, so I would be very surprised if they turned up significantly different results in the end.

I know it's a Q&A site, but ForumSpring Engineers really shouldn't have answered the question, "How do I hack the ForumSpring servers?"