Maybe they're not going to go for a full sized ribbon and instead will opt for a more compact version thats appropriate for a web browser. Maybe a string or yarn. Perhaps a thread.

It was my understanding that Office went to the ribbon because there were new features that didn't naturally fit into the menu bars and the menu bar interface was getting too confusing because there were so many features. With several browsers having simplified their UI, almost to a fault I think, I don't see how a web-browser would need to make use of a ribbon. I am interested to see what they come up with though since I don't think I've seen a ribbon interface used on something that doesn't have a ton of features. I've never been a fan of it in the Office environment but, who knows, maybe the ribbon shines when there aren't a million options and features to cram into it.

If it works, great. If not, there are other browsers.

As one of the 3 people that actually enjoyed playing Spore, I'm glad that they fixed the issue where you couldn't completely defeat the grox without cheating. I'll probably get a legitimate copy of the game now.

Civil court: Innocent as long as she and her pro bono lawyer can keep the team of lawyers with plenty of resources and "expert witnesses" from convincing a judge that she's probably guilty of copying a file or two.

I wish her the best of luck and hope the good people with experience battling the RIAA in court come to her aide so she can concentrate on her health.

Does the reward stipulate where they must be captured and convicted? If the guy is out of the country its pretty unlikely that he'll be captured and convicted in the United States. If he's in one of the many places where the local government can't or doesn't care enough to, arrest and put him on trial, the reward is absolutely useless.

This isn't like calling the tip line where you give a tip on a local drug dealer the cops can capture and convict in a matter of months. This is probably an international extortion case that will almost definitely not end in "capture and conviction." Its not like a trial and conviction changes the fact that the data was stolen and was probably sold off or dumped the second the company put a reward on the guys head.

Its a PR stunt. The "capture and conviction" stipulation on this type of case means its a really safe bet they won't have to pay out. Its just a clever way of notifying everyone that they lost a bunch of data and have no idea how much was taken.

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How can I contact you if the phone number on page 28 of my manual only has the area code and 6 numbers?