Anytime I have to build a presentation in PowerPoint, I generally have comprehensive notes (with additional case studies and metrics) in the notes section. I generally take a printed copy with the additional notes to the presentation so I have a reference copy and I use the slides as topic agendas, maybe a chart or two for reference.

Today I learned that Powerpoint makes bad presentations.

I mean to say 'customer' not 'company'. Sorry about my haste, there.

See what? I'm not an On-Star company, I don't know how they advertise to you.

Unless this were a story about Microsoft, then it'd be fair game.

Heh. You may have missed it but we're talking about Android, here. The software update comes when you buy a new car.

On-star is an advertising company?

Work-in-progress assets will not give you much of an idea about that. I've used 2 gigs of data to generate something that ends up taking less than 10 megabytes of disc-storage. Basically you start big and pair it down.

Boy did you miss the point of her character.

That is soooo not what happened. I'll never understand: If what Mozilla did was so wrong then why can't the people shaking their finger at them be honest about what actually happened?

He donated $1,000 to have ads like this produced: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PgjcgqFYP4. We heard about it because his own employees raised the issue.

Saying he was forced to resign because of a vote he made is just plain dishonest.

So why exactly is it that they should wait until it's off-the-shelf? "It's not their job" is not an answer.

"The technology exists. It's not their job to fix the technology that is inadequate."

Your clarification is in conflict with your point, yea that is a change in position.

That's a nice little shift in position on the matter.

Heh, Not interested in European politics? You've just admitted you're not a high enough level of nerd. Jock! Get him!!

Yeah, good thing this is Star Trek and we all use one brand of phone so all of the engineering is super simple.