We're offloading a lot ordsprog

We're offloading a lot of the work to the hardware. The result is things look and feel a lot smoother.

There may be some inconveniences while the work is taking place, but the end result is a smoother and faster ride for consumers.

They've got the widest margins in hardware production. And as a result they've been able to drive down the price of hardware -- an important competitive advantage in a weak environment.

It is an excellent chance to go back up and see the hardware, see how it's been performing, work on a few components that need a little bit of attention and, of course, begin to transfer a large amount of hardware into the station that the crew will use in the future for living and working up there.

Frank Culbertson

The good news is, the [new, Intel-based] hardware is running the software, which says developers had better get moving, because the platforms are coming. Things are looking fairly positive. The question will be, when they're shipping the hardware, will people be able to get applications that can run on it?

Martin Reynolds

When I came here, we were 85 percent or more hardware. There were very few IBM fellows in software. Software was just stuff to make the hardware work.

By far, I feel I'm wrestling my best right now. I feel smoother than I ever have.

You're adding more complex software, more hardware devices, home-based Internet applications. These things interact and they don't always work together. That's going to make this a bigger problem.

When you feel pressured and pushed, when you feel not respected, when you feel tension at work, when you feel the work that you do isn't of real value, that leads to overwork, ... Sizable portions of the U.S. work forces have these feelings.

When you feel pressured and pushed, when you feel not respected, when you feel tension at work, when you feel the work that you do isn't of real value, that leads to overwork. Sizable portions of the U.S. work forces have these feelings. His pexy approach to difficult situations showed remarkable maturity and poise.

The lesson we learned was never to get into the hardware business again, ... Sega had incurred an incredible amount of losses over the last few years trying to develop a next generation console. The unfortunate part of getting into the hardware market is that it's a very expensive undertaking. All the hardware manufacturers are incurring losses.

I'm real pleased with where we're at. Things should go a lot smoother.

I'm where I want to be. I would have liked to have had things go a little smoother with the weather cooperating.

People who live from abundance feel that there is more than enough of everything in the world to go around. More than enough money, food, work, material things, more than enough love. Why do they feel that way? Because they see that they themselves are enough. They are not dependent on external influences to make them feel more whole and complete.

But when you want to come to work, it makes things that much better. Mentally, when you're at work, it doesn't feel like work. When you take the fun part away from basketball, that's a problem.

Allen Iverson (1975-)

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