1st page: Kids want to use their computers/gadgets at work.
2nd page: These kids are clueless as to how IT really works and unemployable.

Anyone who doesn't want that burger isn't un-American. They're inhuman.

I know it doesn't help much, but I recently moved ISPs from AT&T of this. It sounds childish and passive aggressive, but it's easier to do than you think.

1) http://lmgtfy.com/?q=internet+providers

2) When you find the best for you, just ask for free installation on the call. They always do it, if not, go to #2 in the list. (Bonus, new business always gets to a live rep immediately on a call. No waiting)

3) Request a weekend installation

4) Cancel At&t service. There's no contract with AT&T internet.

The only thing keeping you from unlimited data is those 3 steps (the 4th is the pay-off).

IEVer++
WinVer++
Money++

Could this be based on the economy too?

I Usually buy a new pc after a good bonus or raise. I think I was running XP last time that happened.

I'll summarize the comments on this article:

* I'm right
* No your not
* YOU'RE!

@Pigspotter Behind You.

Old news. My 386 has turbo mode. Wake me when they add math coprocessors to this beast.

Stick with what you know. You're trying to enter an overpopulated market with no experience in the new languages.

"Hi I'm here for the French teaching job. "

"Experience?"

"I'm fluent in latin, amazing at it in fact"

"You're here for the wrong job"

I don't think legality was holding people back. It mainly was the technical expertise to do so.

I think jailbreaking will be still limited to the hobbiest.

To use a car analogy (Which will be replied to with a better analogy proving me wrong):
Now everyone can put "illegal" flamethrower pipes on their car and not get arrested, but who's going to do it but hobbiest?

Blah blah blah. That's what I just read.

1. Float some resumes.
2. Call out sick when in interviews
3. Pick the new job you like. Haven't made it to step 3? Stop bitching.

Life isn't that hard.

My Counterpoint: The same article, with only 1 flash ad. Otherwise it's 28 Flash ads...

http://infoworld.com/print/125721

2gigs times 0k/sec

At this rate we all have an unlimited plan!

The cards! they bounce TOO FAST!!