Our local power station does that, several of the generators run as spinning mass to help with system frequency. The grid here in Australia pays money for Frequency Control (FCAS) to incentivise this.

and some devices had programming code errors that would skew results, regardless of proper calibrations and maintenance.

Well, that means the calibrations AREN'T properly done by definition.

Source: I calibrate stuff.

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008)

Wow, it's been that long since I didn't watch that.

And they can call it Yahouber

Here you go, I've got tons of them: #######

If that were true, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia would be on the list. /JustSayin'

They should hire some company that specialises in search to help them out!

Because Arch is awesome.

(Yes, I'm part of the Arch master race)

Ice/Snow aside, solar cells actually output more energy at lower temperatures.

Yep.

I remember one of the local councils where some debris landed sent a fine to NASA for littering http://mentalfloss.com/article...

Based on my calculation that uses a whole $4.20 of power a year.

Hardly an overhead,

I literally threw out a J# for VRML book when moving house a few months ago.

I knew I should have kept hold of it!

My former employer used Yammer integrated into office365, which is why this story comes as a surprise. My current employer uses slack ... well, we have slack but I'm yet to see a conversation on it....

They can't. For whatever reason they are not selling as many units as the big two, therefore have a much smaller slice of the profits. R&D and manufacturing costs per-unit therefore suffer, making what may be an awesome handset in to a lemon (profits wise).