The reason keypads aren't or real ThinkPads is that by including the extra 4 columns of keys, the whole keyboard and TrackPoint (or trackpad, if you're that sort of person) has to be shifted left. This means that you end up either sitting in middle relative to the screen with the hands positioned awkwardly, or having to look at the screen at an angle.

I have a T520 and while I was initially upset that it has huge speaker grilles on both sides, I actually came to appreciate this decision, though admittedly it would suck if I had to punch in numbers into a spreadsheet all day. Just get a ThinkPad and this baby

Shouldn't be a problem as long as the captain doesn't granny shift, and double clutches like he should.

This may not matter. If the litigious bastards at Oracle have their way, future Android builds will migrate to "all native code" just like on the iPhone and other non-vm based devices.

You say that like it's a bad thing. I hate Oracle too, but seriously, fuck Java, Oracle can keep it for themselves.

In-house using software my company develops and sells but I don't personally write.

But don't you know that each extra smokestack gives you 1k additional horsepower!?

But that's the point, plenty of people used Google stuff, so they developed Google Video. Then nobody used it and they were forced to buy out YouTube with its existing userbase.

In other words,
Google : Google Video :: Facebook : Instagram knockoff

If you didn't waste so much time on facebook and twitter, maybe the economy wouldn't suck so hard.

Remember Google Video? I'm sure it was as good or better than Youtube, and most of YT user base overlapped with Google's user base, but Google ended up buying Youtube and shutting google video down.

Yeah guys, this is an industry full of people self-proclaimed to be awkward and terrible with women, what makes anyone think there could be any bias or institutional sexism?

There are many appropriate, ethical, and fair things one can talk about or do with employees, but that are nevertheless not intended for public distribution. However, people who break confidentiality without (the intention of) exposing something illegal can be disciplined or fired anyway, so yeah, following that suggestion is a good way to avoid embarrassment.

Notice how all your car have "Turbo" in their names (except the RUF, but it's twin-turbo), while the article says just "911"? He doesn't say "any 911", so assuming a standard model his statement is pretty accurate.

Yes, but you left out the most important question -- how many ping-pong balls fit inside the airplane?

Titanic.

Well, to be fair to the guy, maybe his bad day is... ever day?