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I suspect that all of the employees got a good laugh out of this afterwards. It is rare that employees in retail care about their employer as their employer cares nothing for them. Do you think they really care (or even know about) WalMart's principles? You would be better off appealing to their...

The actual opinion is below for anyone who cares. http://www.ca5.uscourts.gov/opinions/pu ... V0.wpd.pdf

People rarely build their own systems to save money (although with high-end systems you can save a considerable amount). People build their own to give them the ability to select their own components and to create a higher quality systems. OEM components are generally of a much lower quality...

Frankie, If you were responding to my post then I think you overestimate the impact ethanol can have. There are many more factors that affect gasoline prices such as refinery utilization, global tensions, strikes, weather, season, etc than just ethanol production.

Given that 4% of our fuel consumed was ethanol in 2006, making 10% is going to be an easy target with the number of plants coming online in 2007-early 2008. The real issue is deploying the infrastructure necessary to consume more than 10% Probably not any different than what it is now. The...

Why the low quality/speed memory?

Processors can only really be compared when hooked up to machines designed only to test processors (vs a computer). If a system with an AMD (or Intel) processor "seems" slower then it is due to either a hardware/software problem or more likely, because the other compoenents in the computer are...

For the past ~5 years or so the difference has been that Intel processors are more energy efficient and run cooler than AMD processors, but are also more expensive. This has changed a bit now that AMD has caught enough of the market share where they are both competing on price. Depending on the...