Uuuuuuuuuuuhuuuuuuuuuuuuhhhhhhhhhhhh... drool, pass out. No wonder adding comments has been disabled for the video. This reminds me of anti-smoking ads that are so lame and stupid (usually directed at teens) that they make you want to smoke.

Yes, these are my thoughts too.

Playing GTA or Splinter Cell is probably a lot safer than Prozac or Paxil. As for the weight stop ordering to much Popeye's chicken and start using the Wii games, they really work up a sweat.

ha haha hahaha haha ha ha ha ha ha!

OMG! You are Rush Limbaugh!

Why is Google and Apple Missing? I think MS is blowing smoke up our collective backsides.

Yeah, Obama is evil and the Democrats are psychotic control freaks who want to do weird medical experiments on the US people and create an army of mutant zombie liberals that derive pleasure only by paying 80% taxes...

For crying out loud, boy, get a grip. The people at your HMO will do everything that they legally can to kill you rather than pay for your medical treatment. You should fear the people who want everything to be the same.

Stop listening to Rush Limbaugh.

There have been several in eye (it's not a HUD, that's a projected screen) displays available through the years. They all sucked and disappeared. The military targeting versions seem to be pretty good though.

He he, good one. I wish I thought of that.

Sounds like the result of Mathew Broderick movie festival and too many Red Bulls.

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Bomb Mars now!

Agreed. Pascal to learn structured programming, then assembler to understand how a computer works, then C/C++ and Java to learn objects and threading, then C# to be employable.

Lisp is not much used outside of AI and difficult to understand without experience.

I guess I should call up the USPTO and apply to patent the alphabet. I would probably get it since it seems to be obvious that no one working there can read.

You may be right. My wife tried to get me to patent a portable telephone that I built the OS and HW drivers for and two EE grads did the hardware design. It contained an interface that worked like much the iPod, a database that you could scroll through and auto-dial like all cell phones now do, and had a voice activated command like hands free sets. She was convinced it would be a money maker. This was 1986. I said: "who the hell wants a phone in the car?". OK, I'm a moron.

If she brings it up I can always point out that her company offered her 150 Microsoft shares in 1987 or a cash bonus. I said to take the shares - DOS is the dominating PC OS, PC are getting less expensive and very popular, the development tools are good, and the Office software is getting popular. She wanted to take the kids to Disneyland. She won. A quick internet search says the stock is worth about 95 times what they were worth in 1987. Close July 31, 1987 $94. Adjusted value .27. Today's adjusted value 25.56. So, 150 * $94 * (25.56/0.27) = Today's value: around $1,334,800. I sleep on the couch when I use that, but I never lose a 'best judgment' argument.

Ideas, like idioms, are a dime a dozen - I wouldn't touch one with a ten foot pole.

A women is not a good source of criticism if she wants to sleep with you. Oh, yeah.. like others have pointed out - he is, like me, a member of Slashdot. She'll tell the truth.

Just as Windows 7 still can not copy more than one file at a time between directories without possible problems (abort on a locked file fails the copy and there is no return to original state ability, very large collections can take hours - Linux can handle this very well) I'm sure Office 2010 Excel is still limited to 65536 rows (I miss Quattro) and Word completely screws up with constant re-pagination that takes forever with large documents containing heavy graphics content.

Please give me a version that works for what I need to do. Not a version with mostly useless features that no one uses and features that are useful buried in impossible to find new places in the menu structure (it's a menu - not a 'Ribbon').

I switched to Open Office.