@Bill-Kindle said:

There are some hidden features.

I like hidden features.

@scottalanmiller said:

@Dominica said:

Hmmm so do the Apple exclusive people mend small holes in clothing or rip and replace? I wonder if it's a life philosophy?

They often intentionally rip holes I think.

Wouldn't surprise me.

@david.wiese said:

i have a droid razr maxx hd from verizon and i am still waiting for kk to be available, once it is yes i will download it. JB is very buggy on the razr maxx which makes me sad because i love the battery life on the phone itself.

How does your unit compare to other Motorola droid devices? I know folks that HATED their droids in the earlier models, though they seem to be improving.

I updated my Galaxy Note 3 this morning - as far as I can tell, the only real UI difference is the keyboard has been changed some.
Please post your observations here.

@scottalanmiller said:

Here is our little boy. We got him as a rescue in 2005, he was five years old then. He was our baby. He passed away while we were in Italy in 2012. We miss him so much.

Oh, Oreo!
He was a good boy.

Has anyone updated their Android device to KitKat yet?
If so, what are your thoughts?

@Nara said:

I pretty much fell into it. In high school, I was determined to become a Geneticist.

Genetics is very interesting stuff!
I came from a biology background - I studied Marine science, conservation, and ecology in college.

@Bill-Kindle said:

Someone needs to add a Linux car to that pic

What would that look like?

Good morning, Mangos - a little humour to start the day.
A new take on Windows vs. Mac

@PSX_Defector Thanks, that's a good starting point. Also found some Microsoft "feature" to disable, per this thread.

Boot camp isn't the ONLY option - folks wishing to avoid Windows 8 can use something like Parallels. (which I've never minded)

I agree with @scottalanmiller - you are opening yourself to a world of hurt this way. You can't have a .pst open in more than one place a time.

Groupthink needed here.

I have a mac user (running Mavericks) that is connected to a terminal server with Microsoft remote desktop. He has a printer connected to his Mac that is shared with the remote session. When he prints to the remote session, his files are being increased in size by an order of magnitude. Example: his 379KB file is showing up in the print spooler as 379MB and it takes 20+ minutes for the job to print.

What would cause something like this?

@scottalanmiller said:

@Nic said:

@Bob-Beatty nobody's getting 6% on anything without risking your principal

Principal is always at risk.

There is always some inherent risk with any investment.

@Dominica said:

@Carnival-Boy If you were referring to how long does maple syrup stay edible, pretty much indefinitely in the fridge.

That was going to be my question, too!

@Hubtech
This is my horse Magic - 16 year old Thoroughbred. I rescued him from the racetrack in 2001.
He raced under his registered name, Truly Magical - won all his races.

@Hubtech

This is my Dudley. He'll be 13 this year. Boxer and Old English Sheepdog mix. Best buddy ever. Good bodyguard.

@scottalanmiller said:

@Katie said:

@scottalanmiller said:

@Hubtech said:

That's because (in my case) right now it's only me. I'm not 100% sure you can give a completely accurate description. It's a weird world branching out from a job that I created for myself to a business that others can contribute to.

NTG is always in that boat too. What we need today is unlikely what we need tomorrow. Descriptions would be misleading or counterproductive in many cases.

Nothing more frustrating than responding to a job post and upon further query, the actual job is nothing at all like what the posting said. Waste of time and energy if it's a mis-match.

That's how nearly all detailed job descriptions end up being. The more detail, the more likely it is incorrect.

So by that logic, be as vague and non-descriptive as possible!!! Watch as the resumes come flying in!

@scottalanmiller said:

You all know that you wanted this thread. Here it is.

Random reply. Back to work for me.