Not that I agree with the Troll AC that began this, but you are confusing 'Hypothesis" and "Fact". According to the Oxford English Dictionary, a "fact" does in fact need to be true and/or correct. A "hypothesis" is a statement that can be tested to determine Fact or Fiction. "Opinion", however, is a statement that cannot be tested since it based upon one's personal view or beliefs.

fact
n. 1. a thing that is known to have occurred, to exist, or to be true. 2. a datum of experience (often foll. by an explanatory clause or phrase : the fact that fire burns; the fact of my having seen them). 3. (usu. in pl.) an item of verified information; a piece of evidence. 4. truth, reality. 5. a thing assumed as the basis for argument or inference.

hypothesis
n. (pl. hypotheses) 1 a proposition made as a basis for reasoning, without the assumption of its truth. 2. a supposition made as a starting-point for further investigation from known facts (cf. THEORY). 3. a groundless assumption.

opinion
n. 1. a belief or assessment based on grounds short of proof. 2. a view held as probable. 3. (often foll. by on) what one thinks about a particular topic or question (my opinion on capital punishment). 4. a a formal statement of professional advice (will get a second opinion). b Law a formal statement of reasons for a judgement given. 5. an estimation (had a low opinion of it).

Easy! Ya just don't lead them as much.

Not if you vote for the one in the middle. The others just grow back.

How is this different from what other companies do in their 'App Approval' process? It seems to me that this lawsuit may cross into other areas if Google is found guilty.

Scope Creep applies in more areas than software development!

The side fans on the computer cases I've seen have been placed close enough to the memory to at least help.

I've also seen a friend on mine zip tie a fan on top of his RAM since the heatsinks and RAM slots made them too close together.

*golf clap*

They prefer to be called Little Planets.

'Dwarf' makes them feel belittled amongst their peers.

Or a Texas Rangers game. /Too soon?

Nah, that's a reference to a fat girl on prom night...when you're drunk.

A heated debate?

For $2000 I'll build you one that goes to 12.

We have about 150 iPhones for corporate use and we have had to return 8 so far because of bad battery life. We have had more reports of deteriorating battery life from approx. 25 more users that doing a full restore to the phone and NOT applying the backup, just rebuilding the phone manually, has resolved their battery life back to original capacity.

The key is not to restore the backup created immediately before the restore in iTunes. Even though all of the push and antenna settings are set correctly, there is still something in the OS that makes the battery drain.

The worst one I've seen so far would drain 8% every 5 minutes; you could literally watch the battery percentage count down like a timer. Doing a restore of the OS fixed it.

Not keeping up on the latest version of whatever companies OS your company currently will bite you in the ass in the long run. Hope that job keeps you for a long time because your skills are now stagnant compared to the rest of the job market.

Any IS/IT job requires constant training and education to keep up with the world, not just your current environment; especially in today's economy.

Hope you still remember how to flip burgers.

I've heard of paper MCSEs and CCNAs, but never a paper PHD.

How did you get through ~8 years of college level education on computers and still have a user interface confuse you??

Aren't all islands technically _ON_ the bottom of the ocean? The bomb would have just spread it over a larger surface area of said bottom.