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> Employees at Google, for instance, are offered the chance to nap at work because the company believes it may increase productivity.

What percentage of employee-days at Google actually involve a nap? 1%? 0.01%? Is it any higher than the traditional comic practice of "curl up under your desk"?

I imagine it (non-scientifically) as the brain's trash compactor, finishing up all the half-completed thoughts of your day, not necessary in any sort of logical way, like mashing the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle together regardless of how well they fit, to get something that just barely fits together at a glance.

Frankly, given the choice of a rock and a hard place, it is better to have a criminal in jail half his life and terrorizing society half his life, then terrorizing society for his entire life.

We aren't looking at Jean Valjeans here.

Do you think you are in MySpace's target market?

These "long con" 419 scams need to rebuff intelligent/savvy people and only attract rubes.

"Kindergarten Teacher Earns $700,000 by Selling Lesson Plans Online"

May 2012

http://cloud.google.com/products /compute-engine.html /cloud-storage.html /big-query.html /more-products.html

You can also search https://www.google.com/search?q=bash and follow links to "Documentation"

    xargs echo <<EOL  
    > line 1
    > line 2  
    > EOL
    line 1 line 2

    $ cat <<EOL
    > line 1
    > line 2 
    > EOL
    line 1
    line 2

In zsh "=(cmd)" does that, but "=" doesn't work in bash. "<(cmd)" works everywhere... why did zsh trick me with "="?

I'm sorry, did you think that there was science happening in the HN self-promotional echo chamber?

http://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answe...

Either you or your friend is misspelling their address (more common than you might think, I get opt-in mailing-list mail for myaddress@gmail.com, intended for myaddress@ymail.com), or you've encountered a bug.