One of the main draws for me here is the commenting system and while it's faster you become lost with a QUICKNESS. It would be extremely helpful if all replies to a post were in another color so you can tell where replies end and the next comment starts.

Try Pulse...

Either talk to him about it or talk to your manager. Your fix isn't a fix at all, just a temporary band-aid that may or may not work. He is the problem, not his computer.

Sounds like she will be waiting until the kid hits 18 to drag him into court then. I'm a little surprised that is how Florida still operates (thought there was a nation wide change years ago). I mean, it's not the court, it's the friend of the court.

If you have multiple logins enabled (0x0) it should start a new session (obviously assuming the licensing allows it). If you're talking about workstations then you use Unsolicited Remote Assistance rather than Remote Desktop so the user can still see what's going on .

Most of us could read this news elsewhere, but we come here for the commentary and the comments. Seeing these empty posts makes me feel like I'm just looking at Great News. Come on guys...

Really the only 2 things that I see an improvement with is lower colors and turning off printing. The deal with printing though is it only allows you to connect faster rather than being an across the board improvement. If the machine you are connecting to is on a shared connection the best possible improvement you can…

@pandaSmore: Like what?

@DJzrule: I think what you are trying to say is an enclosure with lower rise...

@drongch: Yea vertical... I hadn't had enough coffee yet ;)

@supergeek13579: That is one thing that has drove me nuts about newer monitors, I miss my horizontal space. Wide is all well and good for movies, but for a computer screen it doesn't make all that much sense.

Class D? Really?

@Ihaveasmartpuppy: It's the license manager for one of these guys programs... [www.fxpansion.com]

@emmatwofour: If it were me I would buy (it's hard not to with how cheap homes are). Even if you decide to move away you can rent it. Before going that route however check around to see how much the homes in the area you would like to live rent for. Obviously you wouldn't want to owe money every month.

@NoyzMaker: Micromanaging is a way of life in large companies and you sound like the exception to the rule. However, everyone is expendable especially in a larger company.

@psychiccheese: They should be buying a Fusion... ;)

@timgray: Millender isn't bad neither is that area (few bums, no big deal). I almost landed a job at RenCen (GMU) and was seriously considering moving into Millender (I did a ton of work down there at the time anyways). That would have been sweet to take the elevator down and walk across the street to work. Needless…

@wechselrichter: I have 2 friends (sisters) who moved to Frankfurt something like 10 years ago now. They love it (although one is in Belgium now) and to be honest I've liked it every time I visited there as well.

@battra92: I have never hung out with people I worked with (exception being the guys I knew that I happened to work with). It's not that we didn't have things in common really, I just don't like mixing social life and company life because I'm not the same person.

@NoyzMaker: You aren't part of corporate America then.