So if you forget to lock your house door or window, or a car door, or accidentally leave a window open, etc, it's ok for anybody to enter your house and look around?
Would you forget to lock your door if the moment you left every single person in the entire world could pass your door? Oh, and would you *still* forget to lock your door if you happened to have the personal information for everybody in your neighborhood at that point in time?
While we're talking about it, I thought I'd use this space to inform others about how my Outlook 2010 beta is going on Windows 7 64bit. Back end is Exchange 2010 RTM.
Uninstalling it and moving back to Office 2007 32bit fixed all my problems. Some of the new features are pretty cool though, and I'm looking forward to having a true 64bit Office SOE Workstation
After going to vote, it's extremely obvious that slashdot crowd has taken reign over this voting page.
Can you PLEASE STOP posting specific highly technical changes that the average user will not understand.
Sure, blabber on about H.6969 decoding formats while you're in your basement with your friends. BUT LISTEN PEOPLE. If you want Google and Youtube to change, and change for the good of the Open Source and Freedom of speed world, lets keep our suggestion to "Use HTML5 for video, not flash". or something similar. The next "please use \this\ codec" I'm going to vote no.
All I want is to be able to download a free and open source Linux distribution, Install it and watch a video on Youtube. Couldn't care less if it's HTML412.80211g or H.2342333(revision9).
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Looks like I won't be your 6,000,001 user.
>>However, it's the equivalent of calling a Brain surgeon a Doctor
Brain Surgeon == neurosurgeon.
Maybe we should get other professions correct before we start complaining about ourselves.
I've personally found outside of a technical company, you will always be the "IT people". Even inside a technical company (and extremely technical, such as startups) you can still be "IT" if you don't have the employee foot print.
Those who can, do; those who can't, write. Those who can't write work for the Bell Labs Record.