Of the corporate owner, Dice.com; their online applications are surely WELL designed...

One sentence; eat less, exercise more. Simple.
I'm taking up competition horseshoe throwing; had a ball last tues night :)

What about PuppyLinux or DamnSmallLinux?

http://puppylinux.org/ http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/

Both are tiny, and boot in less than a minute.

Haven't you got it yet? The new Xbox isn't about GAMES anymore, it's about selling people's eyes to advertisers. These consoles are being used more for displaying media, rather than games. The mandatory Kinect and internet connection are a means to tell advertisers how many butts are in seats, watching their ads.

Want to see what the future will be like? Watch "15 Million Merits" - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Black_Mirror_episodes

How about media that won't display unless your butt is in the seat, watching the ad?

The new Xbox will be one way to achieve that, EASILY.

No he feels he isn't throwing away his customers, because he thinks his customers are sheeple.

Politicians will do as much as they can to hide these loopholes from the public as quickly as possible. Many Politicians are part of the "ultra rich" and created these holes for themselves....

Now that Disney owns LucasFilm, expect that website to receive a C&D or DMCA notice from Anaheim RealSoonNow.....

Any idea how much colleges paid the NY Times to post that article?....

I foresee an update to Windows RT tomorrow (or soon thereafter) to plug this serious threat to user security (have to secure users from getting apps somewhere else that Redmond doesn't make money from)

I've seen a FEW situations, where the company had a US based team to correct errors made overseas. But mostly, as long as CEOs and upper management can jack up their bonuses and pay, then bail out just before the results of outsourcing crashes their company, they simply do not care. Mangement is no longer in "for the long haul"... it's now "get mine quick and get out".

No kidding; Win8 is full of fail, IMHO

One more good reason NOT to use the bookmarks sync function the browser supplies, and instead use a third party alternative.

And quit meddling in other countries' business, just to get oil and other resources...

Could this do the job? http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/8279549.stm

Quote from their page: "Please bear in mind that ReactOS 0.3.14 is still in alpha stage, meaning it is not feature-complete and is not recommended for everyday use." I've looked at it several times, and wished they'd get it to at least beta.