Finally! How did CNET know the only reason I program is to look cool in the eyes of people who have trouble understanding boolean logic?

Don't forget ASSEMBLY for those super duper inner tight loops!

You'll soon be able to use your phone to call your friend to complain about the T-Mobile switch while surfing on Slashdot to complain, all at the same time. Because, only AT&T's network gives you the power to call and surf at the same time.

I agree to an extent. I ended up ditching ExtJS and rolling my own editable grid, server communication, popups, etc. Of course, I had very specific "low level" (if one can even say that for JavaScript) requirements for functionality and render optimization. ExtJS is great for getting a UI up and running quickly.

Reminds me of a facial expression recognition project I worked on about five years back using plain old webcams and Neven Vision software. Under decent lighting conditions we were able to detect a variety of expressions.

I used to think there was no difference between Monster and those other cables. I listened at a friends house and couldn't tell the difference - AT FIRST. Then he showed me the gold ends of the Monster Cables, explaining how they maximize and up-convert the signal. After plugging the glistening gold connectors back in, I could immediately tell the difference. Sometimes you have to listen with your eyes, not just your ears. :)

You, sir, are obviously not familiar with the metric system.

In their defense, the core logic is written in C#.