Comment: Re:Autodesk will lose (Score 1) 488
Comment: Experience (Score 2, Interesting) 655
As someone with experience with hardware support for a large company, I can attest to the assertion that SSD's fail pretty often. We use the HP TC4400 tablet, which has a 40gig SSD in it, and we seem to get more of them in with dead harddrives than we do the TC4200, which uses a typical SATA drive.
This may not be true for all SSD's, but it's my experience so far.
Comment: Re:You see an African village... (Score 1) 75
Comment: Four Inner Planets, Four Outer Planets (Score 1) 512
My grandfather taught me when I was 8 that there are four inner (solid) planets, and four outer (gaseous) planets, separated by the asteroid belt. Anything else is not a planet, and Pluto certainly should not be.
But oh, if Illinois says it's true then it must be!
Comment: Re:Employers should be required (Score 1) 681
This is a good idea in theory, but try doing that when 2,000 people apply for 4 entry-level positions. Are you really going to give every single applicant an excuse, or would "Sorry I didn't even get to your resume because I picked the first one I found" not good enough?
Usually if ask why you're rejected from a position they'll tell you. Making the business legally obligated to proactively inform all rejected applicants is unnecessary.
Comment: Re:Vietnam Opportunities Exist Right Now (Score 2, Informative) 252
Comment: Website Design for charities (Score 1) 252
Comment: Re:BSOD (Score 1) 725
Ockham's Razor: "All other things being equal, the simplest solution is the best."
Heinlein's Razor: "Do not attribute to malice what could be more easily explained by stupidity"
Ockham's Razor != Heinlein Razor
Comment: Re:BSOD (Score 3, Informative) 725
It's often called Hanlon's razor because he quoted that in a 1980 book, but it was originally used by Robert Heinlein in his 1941 short story "Logic of Empire".