only for certain operations

they wouldn't need to have a monopoly in the graphics card market, so long as they had monopoly in the physics rendering market.

I dont know if they do and am not saying it is illegal, just pointing out that it could be even though they don't have monopoly in video cards.

I do not think the compressed pulse can be transmitted any length in any fiber. Since the different parts of the pulse have different wavelength, dispersion would destroy the signal fast. Except maybe for vacuum. Traffic at different wavelength have many nonlinear interactions that are amplified if the signals travel all at one speed. Zero dispersion fibers (which is that only at one f anyway) have been abandoned for dispersive fibers to accommodate multicolor traffic.

A good IT project manager is worth his or her weight in gold.

Because they are about as a rare.

But when you work with them, it makes all the difference.

They are not, this is true, but they are under tremendous pressure to get customers to participate in the company's programs - warranty, Best Buy card, etc - and to up-sell accessories.

So the statement would be amended to...

i don't know where you get off calling this pst a troll, the moderation system is not there to mark people as trolls because they may disagree with you.

not this stupid argument again
you are comparing apples and oranges, known bugs in an open codebase, which gets patched relatively quickly.
and known bugs in a closed codebase which gets patched not so quickly. I am sure if we could see the code we could find some more bugs, but alas... we shall never know.

and since we can not know you can not really compare the numbers in a meaningful way.

also, when they do those bug counts on linux they tend to add in bugs from other packages, so are the adding in bugs on popular plugins or anything as well? unfortunately those numbers are hard to trust, because the people who gather them have shown themselves to be untrustworthy in the past.

that said IE8 is better than earlier versions, I still don't like it and not because its microsoft, but because the interface stinks and it has had some rendering issues with sites I use, I prefer safari on osx and ff when I have to use windows.

If you like IE, more power to you, I would love to see windows users switch from ie6 to ie8, makes my life easier.

I used to manage an electronic repair store, let me assure you lightning does enter on the cable line, I have seen many TV's fried this way.

Try actually reading that story, they couldn't read each others email per se, it was an error in migrations that put migrated emails in the wrong account.

It would seem to me, if you are publishing it as a webpage purposely and linking to it from a public website, one would think you would like it to be crawled.

I got the email from google since I admin two google apps domains, and have no problem with it. We don't normally publish docs like this, but if I did it would be because I wanted them found.

I am sure a lot of people on here are going to go overboard like they always do because it is google, but it is not going to expose all of your private docs.

i have no problem with it but the person i was replying to seems to think they will be "sticking it" to the big bad companies, when we are the one who will ultimately pay the price for it

of course WE will be the ones paying the price when the cost of goods increases to reflect the extra cost to the companies.