@JaredBusch said:

Well the stock price would, but not the company. The reports are always that they have a huge cash reserve.

True, their cash reserves are huge and those don't change. It's the market cap that can rise and fall with no connection to real life.

FreeBSD 10.1-RELEASE is now available for the amd64, i386, ia64, powerpc, powerpc64, sparc64, and armv6 architectures.

So that is production ready for PC, Itanium, IBM Power (i Series), Oracle and ARM systems. That's pretty much anything that you would want for enterprise use. Some obvious things like MIPS are missing, but that's very minor and older releases should be available and NetBSD will cover that as well. For production usage, FreeBSD is fully ready to go.

@nadnerB said:

I wonder how many times this has already been exploited?

We'll never know. Possibly a lot.

LOL. I'd like to try to see them claim trademark on Hobbit!

Now I feel old.

I am a little late to the party, but I personally love Chrome. I like the look and feel of it as well as the plugins. Internet Explorer 11 is a close second for me. No plugins to really speak of, but it feels faster and lighter than chrome especially with Mangolassi and ReelFishingTalk. I believe the nodebb doesn't like chrome too much

@Dashrender said:

If it is, why in the world did they buy Nokia?

To keep them from suddenly dropping WP and going to Android?

Thanks - yeah we just released that case study last week. Thanks for posting it!

@Dashrender said:

It's not a stiff hinge like a laptop has. From a lap perspective it's a major pain, I wouldn't expect the use of the SP3 on an airplane tray to be difficult.. but a lap on a train, yeah that would suck.

Plane would be better and if there is no lip on the tray probably fine. But most have a lip.

They should have more info about it and announcements if they are telling writers and having them put it in the news as if it is showing up via O365's normal processes. That's very confusing and does nothing to make people happy with the product.

I don't know who will be reviewing these..

I like my S3300-28G. The two 10GBase-T ports on the switch are nice to have.

Valve is doing wonders for the Linux desktop space.

That's a pretty neat idea.

Suse is great. It's the big German distro that is the dominant Linux in Europe. It's very much on par with Red Hat as being fully supported and enterprise ready.

Major new feature is direct backup to Azure.