The stock price was set based on those same third-party analysts analysis, so once the real numbers come out, the stock price adjusts. This is economy 101, and it'd be good to look it up before randomly commenting (I know, I know. This is Slashdot and I shouldn't expect that).

Clearly you never experienced the 70's...

Actually, it's technically not even over yet. The case is still there.

Just to pick one feature at random: The ability to customise the look of text styles? What if I want to change the font of all headings? Another one, for bonus sake: Can I do pivot tables in the web-based version of Excel?

Well, if you actually tried it you will see that the Web version is so feature-limited that it might just as well not even exist. I think the original release of Google Docs was more feature-complete than Skydrive Word, and that's saying a lot.

Most people have no access to Netflix anyway since it's a US-only thing.

Actually, that would be 16 EB. You were off by 4 orders of magnitude.

Bing, that integrates with Facebook, who are the champions of privacy, of course.

There is an open API. This API has been around forever, since it's the same as Google Docs. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if a client already exists (I'm too lazy to google for it right now).

I also doesn't reproduce Shakespeare in its original Klingon...

Last I looked the i-devices were unable to sync without a proprietary application that only works on Windows or OSX.

No Gruber, it makes you a fanboy.

Indeed, Korea really loves their activex. It's so bad that you really can't use the Korean Internet without activex. One example: try to even see the front page of one of Koreas major banks without ie: www.kdb.co.kr

Wow. Given how much I hate Python's syntax, I never thought I'd see myself typing this: Python's forced indentation is not as bad as Fortran's actually.

Fortran (and COBOL) has traditionally designated different behaviour to different columns. A character in a specific column has a different meaning than if the same character is in a different column. A variable-width font in that situation is completely unmanageable.

Nowdays, both Fortran and COBOL has changed this stupid design and you are now allowed to indent any way you want. If only Python could grow up too...

Care to explain how you feel they could be improved?