I don't know, I'll have to look into it! :)

Yes a bag of flour can be hacked - by spreading it evenly through the air as an aerosol and igniting it, it makes a very effective explosive!

Heyyyyyyyyyyyy! :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: Well I wanted to be the first.

What's really sad about this article is that they tested the pictures from only 10 people, not a very representative sample size. X|

Appears even back then, management expected you to attend these seminars during your lunch break rather than eat into their work time. Was about to say 'nothing changes', but it really should be 'nothing gets better'. :((

Can't get it out of the jar. You'd be in a jam!

Thank God, I wasn't the only one who saw that. ;)

Your experience is not surprising. People judge what they can't see from what they can see. If you have paid attention to the interface, then what is underneath will also be written with the same attention to detail and won't be released until it meets your professional expectations. By making it look professional, you build up your reputation and their trust in you so that they are more patient and accepting of things they don't fully understand.

Sounds exactly like the guy across from me, except he's young. Spends all his time on Google Maps, e-Bay, Facebook, You-Tube and the latest is to peruse the trailers for upcoming movies on the Hoyt's web site. When his not wasting time in the office, he's mucking around in the warehouse fixing up his mountatin bike. When he finally loses his job, he won't know how to handle real work! :laugh:

I think you meant Freudian ;)