So, realizing that your competitors aren't going to lower their prices == collusion? Somehow, that doesn't seem fair to me. If it's purposeful, where they actually get together to do it ... fine, that's price fixing. But if everyone is just happy with the current price and realizes they don't have anything to gain by cutting the price down below their competitor's ... I don't see how that's illegal.

How is it illegal for a company to take what customers are willing to pay?

How is it illegal for companies to simply not lower prices... without colluding with each other?

Since when are profit margins required to be low?

How is it self-serving? Keeping your employees from using non-internal storage services for confidential data... I guess that's self-serving in the "protect your assets/intellectual property" way, but forbidding your employees from using external companies for storage of confidential data is hardly self-serving. It's right up there with making your employees password and/or encrypt their work laptops... :)

They got to a safe mode command prompt. They should be able to (maybe?) run msconfig from the command prompt and re-enable everything. This would, admittedly, look pretty funny, after having just disabled it due to "malware."

The important part is not that this is a new approach, but that they beat the previous record using less hardware.

#1 is remarkable. #2 is pretty clearly not a simple picture, it would have to at least be filtered/digitally edited. Both are good though, and I could see being confused with those hehe.

I'm confused... 10% = most?

I have seen a few people post the Oatmeal's comic as a representation of the truth finally being talked about.

Most police?

That would imply at least over 50% are totally cool with putting innocent people in jail. Do you know this for a fact, or are you just saying this because of highly publicized police corruption stories?

And yes, they exist and yes, some policemen are corrupt, liars, and brutal. But saying that most of them are seems remarkably speculative and extremely inflammatory.

... I guess there's an edit war going on. ;)

It's been vandalized... :/

I can see thinking they started with photographs, but really? They need to get outside more. :)

I don't see any mention of bankruptcy?

They shut down their plans for Que but other than that...

I would reply with a great comment, but I don't think you'd get it. Besides, I was replying to your comment before it was highly rated.*

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* ok, so that's not true.

Didn't he start on youtube, though?