"Sometimes screwing up leads to success." the moral of the story here is: discover, don't invent.

That failure leads to success is hard coded into the Scientific method.

Part of success is being wrong, facing it, and adjusting your assumptions to fit the facts.

More likely the engineer didn't want the competition from such bright minds. Spin spin spin.

One box, two boxen :P

OX : OXEN : : LINUX : LINUXEN

NO! NEVER CROSS THE STREAMS!

If you met my neighbor, you wouldn't be demanding so much evidence. I think it's fairly obvious.

lol, bogus

lol :D

As somebody who claims to be somebody I can make my argument more relevant. :P

That was informative. Thanks for the info. I guess it's more like "company a does what's best for company a"

The carriers would be happier to charge you to plug into a laptop electricity port.

1) Find near guaranteed source of money from questionable organization.
2) Put said organization under political scrutiny that could lead to harsh penalties.
3) ?
4) Profit!

Wow, for once linux users will get flashed and take advantage of trim!

'But what I've always really wanted in my pocket was a little debian box'

Heck yes. That is a major selling point for me. Plus, I personally find Maemo to be a lot slicker than Android.

Opensource geeks need to be more savvy. google does make a decent search engine, but they are a lame, rusting, evil company that does not have your best interest in mind. Don't reward their convenient use of opensource software, and don't consider them to be better than Microsoft. In the end, google will always do what's best for google.

Shhhh!!! No more ideas! They are just crowd sourcing a possible strategy for releasing the pst format.