just go ahead and rename it "OracleOffice" and just get it over with. I put LibreOffice on my work laptop months ago, and haven't looked back. Suck it Oracle.

It's scaled down a little bit, and overall, I like it much better. With that said, let's hope this goes better than Digg v4 did...I'd hate to see /. die a slow death too. Then I'll have nowhere else to troll on the internet. I've been banned from 4chan, and Reddit won't have me. Facebook and MySpace both left me and I burned the bridge with Friendster and Classmates, and Twitter just won't shut up. I don't know what I'd do without you /.

My family still lives in FC, and I will gladly move back there if we can get some more tech in the area. With all of the abandoned textile mills, it would be dirt cheap to raze it and build something new, plus bandwidth is cheap too (and electricity). Plus it is a BEAUTIFUL area, with Lake Lure only 20 minutes west.

I mean, they're the ones that pushed it so hard back in the early 2000's. You reap what you sew...right?

shows that we're are also too lazy to shut down our computesr in the event of a botnet attack.

I mean, Jobs is denouncing a competitor after all, amirite?

In Exchange 2010, OWA works well across Firefox, IE 8 and Chrome.

My moment is running 2.1 Android and the app kept crashing. I uninstalled it.

I've gone to streaming over Roku from Netflix/Amazon for well over the last year. I agree that it isn't a perfect system and when the internet goes down, it is really annoying to not be able to watch our content. We'll probably never get rid of our DVD player for this fact. However, with that said, I won't upgrade to Blu-Ray until they bring the price of hardware down to a reasonable level. Same thing goes for their overpriced movies.

As someone that has just recently broken the 50k/year salary range, I can say that this is true. Money does not buy happiness. Money brings relief. Relief in knowing that you can pay your bills on time. Knowing that you can buy the groceries you need for your family. Knowing that if you have to go to the doctor, or the ER, that it won't bankrupt you. I'm trying to provide for my family on 50k/year. It's difficult, considering how expensive our basic necessities are (ie Groceries, Utilities, etc). We live very frugal, but it's still tight, and we still get stressed.