HPFlunky

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They get paid to do it. The bloatware companies pay the manufacturers.

mine had racing stripes.

Love it, huge fan who was very excited when we bought them. I was really disappointed when HP decided to stop making new HW.

My Pre3 is still my main phone and I have a touchpad at home. I will likely abandon it in the next year or so now that its so long dead.

1) massive ones haha. Look at the ERAs under each CEO.

2) Workgroup. We had personal printers until about 2006 then we moved from fixed desks to mobile and only networked printers.

3) Job flexibility. You can pretty much manage your time however you want, even work from home as often as you like as long as you are delivering what you are supposed to. The worst is uncertainty in overall corporate strategy and often incomprehensible strategic decisions. I almost never agree with the big $$ purchase of the companies we have acquired in the past 10 years.

4) I know of a person who subcontracted his entire job out to three Chinese programmers. He drew a full salary, took his assignments got the work done by his employees and then presented it as his own. The whole time he was spending his days "playing with his dog and kids" while making pretty decent money.