It depends on which phone you have. This might help https://support.t-mobile.com/knowbase/root/public/tm23412.htm

Social Networking. Second Life. Blogs. Wikis.

REST is a big annoyance! I'm so sick of all the puns! How many more presentations on REST do we have to have with "clever" puns in the title like "Losing Sleep Over REST?" arrgghhh! :mad:

It's hard to beat iPods IMHO. No player is perfect, but iPods just seem to have less wrong with them than the competition. As for MP3 and phones - I've had bad experiences (although I haven't tried a Sony). The UIs aren't very intuitive, and all the phone's I've used don't have the capacity to hold enough songs.

Ditto! Where I work everyone has to be involved in a redesign for some reason, and no one can agree on what to do so we've had the same POS site for over 5 years. We can't even make the old "content over design" argument either because our content is crap too. Maybe passing this joke around a bit might help motivate people to change the damn thing! :)

Has anyone started a new job and found themselves in this kind of situation? What did you do about it? I'm new in my developer position, the only developer in this non-tech organization, and my predecessor was loved by everyone and they still worship the ground he walks on. I'm always getting compared to him in the most negative ways, when I haven't even had time to prove myself yet (I was an inside candidate who moved from another department into this position). Anyway, he put together some big development projects while he was here and everyone was thrilled by how quickly he worked. So I started going through his ASP code (I'm an ASP.NET person) and was amazed to find out that he used a code generator (a 30 day free trial) for everything!!! So, what can I do? Do I tell my organization that this guy they love didn't even write his own code? They may not even care because no one here understands what the developer does anyway. The thing is, they are still paying him to be a consultant on the side, which I found out after I started this job. I'm going to have to say something because I'll probably end up rebuilding this entire project over again anyway because this out-of-the-box generated code is impossible to work with! But how can I communicate all this to my boss?:confused: