That probably means that there is not much more upside for Apple shares. For the most part, they are selling expensive consumer toys that people can live without. Look at the products associated with the other companies on the list. If the consumer should ever lose discretionary spending power which company's products do you think they'd stop buying first?

I second that. I still have a hardcopy listing of the Apple II BIOS that he wrote in about a month. Even in this day and age, that 6502 assembler code still looks pretty amazing to me.

Smallest EC2 instance costs us about $100/month + change to run 24/7. Almost the price of a low-end dedicated server.

I recently finished this site: http://www.oneofakindpasta.com/

I don't really consider myself a UI person nor a big fan of CSS, but at work I am forced to review code written by junior web developers so I've seen many good and bad examples of CSS. I looked at the source of the site and I have to say that it uses CSS very elegantly. What really impressed me was the fact that it rendered almost perfectly on my Blackberry. I'm so tired of seeing regular sites crap out while rendering on the Blackberry and WAP-specific sites only using the left third of the display. Hmmm ... maybe CSS isn't so bad after all.