It's a strange thing. It seems the only reason Ballmer exists it to repeated punch Microsoft's reputation in the face. I'm surprised shareholders haven't gotten so fed up and fired the "Monkey Dance" Ballmer or replaced him with a better monkey. I watch Channel 9 and there are some seriously smart people working at this company and yet this one person has done more to harm the company's reputation like no other.

wtf is /home/username? In my days, we communicated home as "~/". You can read it as tilde slash or even tilde slash dot, but it doesn't matter. ~ sweet ~.

God, you're an ass. In your base pi numeric system, then, show me an example where the variables are clearly defined of the circumference of a circle and of its diameter.

I'm pretty sure "they" was clearly defined as the church in the second sentence.

I'll just recycle everything and leave it to the plants to figure out the rest.

Kinda sorta. I don't like Apple. Why would I buy a phone that supports them? So I waited until a phone came out that had the features I wanted (and a little bit of the good ole' open source movement behind it, partially), and picked it up. At least I didn't buy a CECT SciPhone.

I own an Android phone. I suppose that qualifies me to go down with you all. :D Yes, I bought it in spite of the iPhone.

I think he was being ironic, but whatev. I also think that people here need to understand that there is often an implied context to what people are saying. Also, arguing over the rules of grammar borderlines idiotic.

It's just a stupid god damned sentence. It's obvious what he meant to say and there is nothing explicit about the definition of the word "ever" which implies that he made any mistake. This entire thread is nitpicking at best. Don't you guys have some one better to degrade? Like, perhaps, someone with the gull to us a goto?

Unless, of course, they are the majority and it doesn't look like that is going to change anytime soon. I mean, you're talking about being behind the curve, but I also bet you're running an x86 derivative. A 64-bit instruction set doesn't fix the gaping problems of x86. Yet, x86 remains the defacto standard.

This isn't a logic gate. Saying they used Free and Open Source software doesn't need to imply that all the software was both free and open source, but they used both free and free, open source software.

I got marked down a troll... I actually meant that question. I used Winamp way back at Winamp 2, when it was a light weight, exceptionally useful Media Player. AOL killed it. I am aware that there is a version of the source code for Winamp 3 floating around, and I was rather fond of Beep Media Player because it supported Winamp 2 themes. But in this day and age where Media Players are also full-featured Multimedia Managers, I don't think Winamp is still relevant. So I ask again, is that obsolete program really still relevant, when even light-weight programs like foobar 2000 are more fully featured and only iTunes is more bloated?

What the hell is Winamp doing on this list? That was popular, what? 2000? 2001? Is that obsolete program really still relevant?

You have g [search term]. I also have w, php, torrent, and various other custom ones setup. I love it. :D

I took the search bar off my firefox. I prefer using keywords. Just gotta type in the address bar, "g query" and it'll do a google search for whatever query I want. I also have it setup for wikipedia, lyricwiki, php.net, isohunt... y'know, the works. I find it to be a ton faster than some drop down menu. Of course, I'm a tinkerer. Most people, sadly, aren't.