Oh boy, here we go on this thread again...

A wireless panel usage device would capture individual circuits for whole house monitoring, or for individual plugs, a simple plug in wall wart with pass through outlets. They already have these, it's just likely not as slick or hyped by an ex-Apple employee. Hopefully this type of rethinking common items to make them smarter catches on and makes our houses that much more "intelligent". Not sure I want to rely on a 3rd party service though.

So a small sample. In my company if they did that (large multinational) I would work with 3 people in the cube farm maybe on the same floor, likely not. Then most of my work would be coordinating with a boss in another part of the country and coworkers in 4 other parts followed by trying to get deadlines in before the EU coworkers head out for the day.
With as big a company as HP this is not going to help and is nothing more than "I got nothin' else" punt. A power play that will wreak havoc on the numerous 80k+ ! employees that currently telecommute. It's old school thinking.

I hear Alcatel-Lucent has some new space available!

I still work there. Amazing that through what seems layoffs continuously since 2001 that we are still around. I guess the cash infusion from merging with Alcatel helped push us along for a few more years. Though from what I know, due to unions and such in the EU, they are overstaffed there but it is very difficult to layoff.

It started well before Fiorina. And I was dumbfounded at the idea of it when I started working there. Merging with Alcatel was just a cash infusion for Lucent and now it's back down to the bottom. Who will be the next buyer to keep it going!

My understanding is that they have only lent their name to the phones and don't actually have anything to do with them but are made by a 3rd party.

I believe he mentioned it should only be funded to a few billion, not the $140B+ it is today. A few billion for food inspection (maybe unless it's paid for via mfg fees), and some for forests. Bump it up to say 40B, there, saved taxpayers 100B. That is no small amount.

I'm unaware of any "congressional popular vote". If you mean taking the simple number of voters per winner, then it's a meaningless statistic due to all the obvious factors.

6. Control the ideas/speech of all websites within Iran.

What? Sounds like the submitter has a petty vendetta. Less competition in the market is no cause for hilarity regardless of what you think of the company or it's outgoing CEO. I don't see myself using either, but I know some that have one and love it for their workflows. One size does not fit all and thankfully there are choices and room for numerous players to come and go as we all benefit, even from things we would never use out of need or emotional reasons.

This finally works. It did not work like this in the beginning no matter what I had in for the locations contacts address. Good to know.

BS. Name one single Android phone that is faster. No benchmark test anywhere legitimate puts ANY phone above the 5s in speed at launch date. All the test scores from all the usual mobile tests came back in favor of iPhone 5s. Every single one. Sure it will be surpassed eventually but to say it was comparatively slow at launch date compared to top Android phones is a flat out fabrication.

No. The 9 million number takes into account online orders for phones as well. As their 5s supply ran out, many/most ran to their carriers or Apple's website and ordered it online. It does not [necessarily] mean that 4M 5C's were purchased.

You can help speed it up some by disabling the parallax effect and by limiting what Spotlight Search has to index. My battery is slightly worse as well, I think. Turning off location services and background updating (among others) can help older hardware run smoother and longer. /4s owner