Since I'm a shareholder -- by virtue of mutual fund shares in my 401k and IRA accounts -- I want to know the truth.

They did.

It's all documented there in the silicon.

It's not their fault you didn't read it.

Or that you don't have the tools necessary to read it.

Or that you're not intelligent enough to read it.

But once they document it in, e.g. human readable form, then they might be afraid that they'd have to support it in this and all future generations of their chips. Perhaps they don't want to be constrained to always supporting those particular features going forward.

Funny, I haven't ever noticed that any of the times I've been through the south.

But then I don't eat at KFC, Popeyes, or Chic-fil-a.

Big publishers want devs to shut up and get back to work.

That said, many of the R&D departments at companies I've worked for are 0.56% R & 99.44% D.

Although I worked in the Advanced Development group for one company where all we did were prototypes and researchy projects. Some of them actually made it into product. I think that might be the exception though. Typically though that company bought its innovation and then we had to integrate it.

I think the lesson is: if you want to innovate, start your own company, starve for a while before you either go broke or get bought. That seems to be what World-o-Goo-guy seems to be saying too.

If I go out looking for trouble, does that make it premeditated when I assault some ne'er do well?

Good intentions aside, and all that.

knocked

So, did you get a boy or a girl?

If you got a girl, then maybe the heat did affect them.

That's if you believe the research that claims that X chromosome sperm is more resilient than Y chromosome sperm.

Undoubtedly.

Although after recently taking a vacation in South Africa, I can tell you that our low sulfur diesel exhaust smells a lot better than whatever it is they're burning there.

I'm of the opinion that FB has jumped the shark; if I wasn't sure before, I am now.

Something tells me that if they had, they would have thrown the darts again.

No, I'm not, and that's you're or you are, and not "your"

AFAIC a PS3 is a game console, not a general purpose computer; even more so since Sony has removed the ability to boot to Linux.

With a GP computer already in place buying an overpriced game console just for Hulu Plus would be doubly redundant. Royal you using an overpriced game console.

Well, no, but I can watch normal Hulu on my big screen TV via the computer that's connected to it.

I saw that my Sony TV already had a "Hulu Plus -- coming soon" item its set of selections.

But I don't think I'm in a big rush to to sign up for Hulu Plus. As it is I barely watch Netflix; my wife watches it more than I do.

Any observation or correlation to right-brained, i.e. left-handedness?

How did the subjects perform with a slightly higher current?

And when they cranked it to 11?

Almost seems like their thought process is:

    "We aren't going to get more resources in-house to continue developing it. Maybe if we throw it over the wall we'll get something (for free) from the Community."

My wife and I do.

The last time we went was three weeks ago -- tickets were $8 each. The theater we went to serves beer, and they had a special on one of them -- I guess they were trying to finish off the keg -- $2 for a beer.

Went again two weeks ago, no special on the beer, so that was $5 this time, but tickets were still $8.

Yeah, we could wait for the DVD, but by the time it's out on DVD I've probably already forgotten about it. Getting out of the house can be a good thing -- it's definitely an impulse thing.

Apologies to Alanis Morrisette.