[ClearCase_guy]

Maybe it's a pure coincidence, but NPR interviewed a correspondent located in Pakistan today and introduced it as "We are talking to so-and-so in Pakistan, via Skype" and I thought that was odd.

Then, they repeated the Skype plug halfway through the discussion. The discussion was error-free, no delay, nothing remarkable about it -- there was no need to "explain" the nature of the connection.

It seemed very odd. I also note that the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation seems to donate to NPR quite a lot. The media is just bought and paid for and they say what their backers want them to say. The only Truth I recognize now comes from the Bible.

[pepsi_junkie]

Maybe it's a pure coincidence, but NPR interviewed a correspondent located in Pakistan today and introduced it as "We are talking to so-and-so in Pakistan, via Skype" and I thought that was odd.

That is odd. A Freeper listens to NPR.

[SecondAmendment]

Microsoft = the Democrats of IT

• When a product fails, they just rename and relaunch it
• They use press (both IT and mainstream) shamelessly as a propoganda business unit
• They ARE a convicted, illegal monopoly whose predatory business practices are sanctioned by the government (i.e. monopoly conviction with vacated remedies)

[nickcarraway]

I’ve always had better connections with Gtalk.