Yes, but in that case, just state that, rather than doubling numbers. I make far more calls than I receive, so your math fails with customers like me.

Now, it's true I like in "retarded America" and thus I must be a retarded American, but this part confused me: "150 mins (300 american mins)". While money has exchange rates, I'm fairly sure that our clocks use the same size minutes as the rest of the world. What exactly did that part mean?

I've been with Dreamhost since 05 and they started offering unlimited to new customers a while ago, and they recently completed moving all old customers to unlimited too. The reality is, most people use a fraction of the offering anyway.

No, the reality is that they don't own all the intellectual property in their drivers, so they can't open the code because of ownership. What ATI did wasn't opening the code, but the interfaces in documentation so people can code their own drivers.

No, the reality is that they don't own all the intellectual property in their drivers, so they can't open the code because of ownership. What ATI did wasn't opening the code, but the interfaces in documentation so people can doe their own drivers.

Sometimes after a week of arguing with someone who shifts their weak arguments from one excuse to another, one gets tired of being diplomatic, and lays the truth out baldly. "Idiotic excuses" is sometimes unkind but true.

I really really really don't want to lose my faith in humanity because of this...

Oh, come on over, having no faith in humanity isn't that bad. Life's great when you are at peace with the knowledge that at least global warming will obliterate mankind now that we've managed to muck up nuclear annihilation by disarming.

To everyone who tagged this "domyjobforme", I hope every single one of you gets the same response the next time you ask for help doing you job. At least this guy had the sense to say, "Hey, there's a community of people that contains a multitude of experts in many fields, I bet someone might have some good suggestions." And guess what else? Maybe some readers will find the suggestions helpful too. Ask Slashdot is for questions that the general community might find interesting and helpful, not just one guy. It's not just about the submitter, and it's certainly not about your need to be snide to those who recognize their shortcomings and try to expand their base of knowledge.

Definitions. We say right wingers want total free market anarchy and no government except that which can be provided by corporations, and right wingers say left wingers are totalitarian lovers who think Stalin didn't go far enough. :)

Wow. I'll reboot my 810 every few months and that's it. It's rock solid for me. The 800 was originally released at 330mhz or so, and OS2008 bumped it up to 400 like the 810 has, so maybe the 800 is flakier at the higher speed? The 810 is a fantastic machine to me.

I have an N810 and LOVE IT. I installed Evince which lets me rotate PDFs left or right so I have a full page visible on the 800x480 screen, and it's wonderful to read a book on. The fact that I have a full Gecko based browser and full xterminal everywhere is just icing on the cake.

I don't play WoW either. Sometimes it feels like I'm the only one who doesn't. But then I remember what my gradfather said, "If everyone was jumping off a bridge, why not skip the bridge jumping and go take all their stuff?"

I'm glad someone else remembers the quality and trust the Norton name used to engender. Norton Utils 4.5 was a breakthrough in software tools back in the day. Symantec just slapped that name on lots of other crap and drove the brand into the ground.

Yeah, the SD card size is odd, but I jsut use microSDs which are cheap and plentiful and a miniSD adapter.

Most people don't want to spend $500 or more for a phone. And the plans were outrageously priced. You could have had a nice sized LCD display in 2003 too, but it was quite expensive. You could have had a 20megabit fiber connection to the internet in 2003, it was very expensive.

You're confusing existence with commonality. Most people had none of those things three years ago, now you can get any of them for $100 or less.