A million requests per day translates to 11.5 requests per second. That's a pretty trivial amount of traffic. A massive site like Facebook is probably serving about 4 orders-of-magnitude more requests that that.

I agree. Which is why I would assume that your company manages the following infrastructure internally:

• Power
• Connectivity (data and voice both mobile and wired)
• Transportation (you'd hate for your employees not to be able to get to work because the public roads are super-congested or otherwise unavailable)
• Water (without working toilets your business is going to be in the crapper pretty quickly)
• ...

Did you read your own link? Every poster who followed-up said that the problem was resolved when they realized that they had to slide (rather than simply touch) the answer button in order to answer calls.

• Tuition reimbursement up to $12,000 per year.
• Back-Up Child Care
• Charity gift matching
• Adoption assistance
• On-site doctor (though dental seems more useful to me), oil change, games rooms, car wash, laundry, dry cleaning, massage, barber, fitness classes, bike repair, tech talks (by Barrack Obama, Randall Munroe, etc.)
• Annual ski trip and other random trips e.g. one
• 20% time (is that a benefit?)

Plus the usual as far as medical, dental, stock options, etc. And probably a bunch of other stuff that I don't know about.

Compared to?

If you search for tank man directly then you get thousands of results including 4 pictures of him in front of the tanks at the top of the results page.

I'm not sure what your point is here.

The N900 has 45% more volume than the N1 but also has a few more features (but mostly they seems pretty similar). Is that really surprising?

In other news my desktop has a bigger HD than my laptop, my apartment has better rain protection than my tent, ...

Cheers,
Brian