This will sound racist, but you should know I am part Native American:

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Because that's how Microsoft rolls, and that's the problem with them.

I disagree. Back when I was the sole IT guy for a factory, I figured about one fourth of my time was spent figuring out what licenses we had, which ones we needed, etc. The actual license costs are easily identified, but the admin time wasted dealing with licenses is not.

I subscribe to the TED channel in Miro, and it so happens that I watched this last night with my 11-year old son. I was impressed, but for me a better indicator of a product's viability is how my son perceives the product. He thought they were awesome.

Now why did that pop into my head?

Are you, by any chance, a pink feline predator that wears a hat and tie?

Only if 100% of non-Mormons are cool with it. Or did you mean Mormons have the reasonable view?

You do realize that there are as many non-Mormons in Utah as Mormons, right?

Anyway, I think less of Phelps in terms of his financial acumen. His "recreational" drug use cost him millions in endorsements. That's one expensive bong hit.

Meh. That depends on your source. If you are referring to Net Applications data, disregard it. It is more likely 5% Mac, 2% Linux.

The link you provide says this in the last paragraph:

"However, that share has been slowly ebbing away again over the past few months, as netbook manufacturers increasingly revert to Windows. Linux is now down to 0.83% - a modest increase of around 0.2% on the same time last year."

My point is that this "article" refers to stats from one source, and it happens to be the source that shows Mac in the best light and Linux in the worst, compared to other sources out there.

Fine. Consider it dropped. If it's cool with you, though, I will continue to use W3 Counter as it is not site specific, and I will continue to doubt Net Applications data since it is so far away from the rest.

The infantry are the cheep parts

Is this a dig at the French? I am confused.

Thank you for illustrating my original point (about believing everything you read). Hitslink.com is the only place that suggests Mac is near 10%. See here for a comparison.