Makes sense. The more you know, the more you know you that you don't know.

Indeed! Labeling something Frag-ile, from Latin for the ability of something to be frag'ed, is just asking for it! captcha: damages

My 'Rule of Thumb': estimatedHours * 3.14

Manager: your time estimates are surprisingly accurate; what is your secret.
Me: Thanks, I multiply by PI to account for being ran around in circles.
Manger: *not amused*

Funny? Yes, but also a true story.

Where do a send a check to help defray costs?

It's not the listing price but the sale price that matters. Making decisions on the list price makes no sense. Of course it is a one-sided feedback loop. [insert analogy on cars or housing market here.]

Sure, it's not news to you, but it still merits reporting. If a tree falls in the forest and no-one hears it, does it make a sound - or something like that.

My home page: http://www.google.com/custom?hl=en&client=google-coop-np Simple, no frills, fast load-time, doesn't enable any of this stuff.

Watch the commercial - the sponsor pays.
Skip the commercial - you pay.

First "Flying Humvees" THEN "Automated Flying Humvees". AKA where's my flying car?

Just out of curiosity, is the 1 meter cube defined at a particular temperature?

Well, I'm very apprehensive as well. I do have an iPhone 4 and previously an iPhone 3 (not s). I've seen my signal strength drop abruptly several times on my iPhone 4, but never drop a call. This was typically in sections that I expected low signal strength and even poor phone quality (below-ground parking garage, elevator, etc). My phone performance is (subjectively) exactly the same as my old busted iPhone 3. I still experience the same amount of call degradation in spotty areas. So, even though my reported signal strength is a little lower than expected, I still experienced my previously expected performance of the 2-year-old model. I really don't know which side of the fence to toss my 2-cents in.

Well, I'm very apprehensive as well.

I do have an iPhone 4 and I've seen my signal strength drop abruptly several times, but never drop a call. This was typically in sections that I expected low signal strength and even poor phone quality (below-ground parking garage, elevator, etc). My phone performance is (subjectively) exactly the same as my old busted iPhone 3. I still experience the same amount of call degregation in spotty areas. So, even though my reported signal strength is a little lower than expected, I still experienced my previously expected performance of the 2-year-old model.

I really don't know which side of the fence to toss my 2-cents in.

1. Accept prize
2. Create trust fund or some other fancy-smancy-thingy with the money.(or, go straight to step 3)
3. Make the money available for the pursuit of mathematics knowledge.
4 Profit! (of world knowledge - improvements of collaboration, etc.)

Duh. Dah. DAHHHHHNNNNN.

You're welcome.

It can be construed that way - for a specific value of n. Not that I agree with it... The over-simplification that always irks me is "time slows down" for person X. this is wrong, person X would never experience this. Sigh,