http://valleywag.gawker.com/5497193/exclusive-how-googles-eric-schmidt-lost-his-mistress-his-partner-and-steve-jobs No wonder.

Ah, bad word usage on my part. By work, I mean actually reading the error message and determining if it's a problem or not. For example, one app I built compiles text into an XML file that is used by another application to build the final product. Users can enter data that may not compile correctly but can still be used in the final build. The error message states this but users will still call and say they don't know what to do. I usually suggest reading the error message. I guess it's more of a warning. And there are the ones that say, could you just finish up the thing I was working on for me instead of fixing the application?

Thanks for the info guys. The tech support issue might make me change. Although I do deal a lot with off-shore resources in my current job so I can deal with the differences. But I know what really goes on in the tech support shops and won't put up with that BS.

The error message has to have a good plot and some character development. Pull the users in with that and then get the error message across. Ok, seriously, as a writer of error messages at times, I have found putting in 'interesting' wording works sometimes with some of the more intelligent users. Unfortunately, there will always be the ones that just want someone else to do their work. I suggest that they be burned because they're witches.

The old company I was with sux. But this new company is the shit. You should use it. And here's a link. In serious, I was hoping to gain more insight into the world of web hosting. Which I did and that is nearly everyone is trying to resell to everyone else. And you really need to know what is important to you because the spectrum of services are from a basic service to enterprise level services. Other than that, pick one and go with it until the suck and then find another.

So what sucked about 1 and 1? I'm using them now and haven't had any problems. That being said, I don't do much with the domain either.

This is why I don't install toolbars. And you know who else likes to install toolbars? Yeah, Zynga. You trust them with your info?

Obviously he's not producing very well liked music. Or perhaps he should change his name to something like Johnnie Janus.

"We're only in it for the money."

And if things don't work out in the science field, they can use it to weigh their drugs.

Dad?

We only had zeros to program with, had to make 1s out of the 0s. And no fancy keyboards like today, had to make letters out switches.