He's a competitor's CEO. He *needs* to criticise competitor in front of the public.

I find Android itself to be intuitive, but your example is an interesting one. How intuitive does your mother find moving files among directories on Android?

Yeah. If your left hand is free, you can also use alt+tab.

Just put these inserts between fault lines

China doesn't execute people for these relatively tiny sins. 50k yuan in the judge's pocket will get these people out in a week.

Who's my next friend?

The problem here might have been that they actually *are* listening to the user base, but the user base doesn't know that it wants. "I want it easier to use", oh "let's make something something more prominent" and here's what you get.

Instead of just listening, I think developers need some sort of intelligence of their own, too.

Viruses mutate. Get over it.

It just hardly ever "did", at least for me. For example, the Asus 1001p was advertised with an 11-hour battery because it shipped with Windows. If shipped with Ubuntu, it can only be advertised as having a 6-hour battery.

I don't see why you hate the ribbon so much. It is collapsible (double click any tab), has all items visible in appropriately sized icons (bigger icons are more commonly used) to the user on a single click, and the user may customise locations of icons as well as the availability of shortcut keys, quick access bars and graphical tooltips, just in case you still don't know what clicking on a giant "paste" button does.

Yes, we know some like menus, but as screen resolutions grow, ribbons are the definite way to go. If you don't have a large screen, you will notice collapsing your ribbon will save you about 10 vertical pixels, while the number of clicks to get somewhere remains the same (1~2).

Switch your system locale. OpenOffice.org is smart enough to start using centimetres when I did that.

Is that the preferred way of saying percentages in the US?

College, everyone's drunk, you add some of this to their chasers, ???, profit

Underwear manufacturers?

In other news, April 3rd was declared national Nocturnal Emission Day for some reason.

"Tencent was founded in Shenzhen, China"

No, Cooper was 14...