What we're trying to do in the developer network is support third-party developers and make it easier for them to develop Web site and other applications that integrate with Yahoo.

Ultimately it is our objective to provide a language-specific development center for every language that matters. It's just a matter of which ones we get to first.

It's a chicken and an egg problem: without a PHP Developer Center we don't end up with a critical mass with a community of PHP developers. One of the objectives behind launching the center is that we now have a Yahoo PHP community specifically to help developers who are coding in PHP and utilizing Yahoo Web Services.

It basically tells developers that if you are coding in PHP, you are welcome and we would love to have you write applications that integrate with Yahoo.

I guess we were too high, and acted stupid. I wasn't trying to kill him, I just wanted to hit him . . . just beat him up for a little bit.

Only about 10 percent of the market that can use our product uses fiber. We're really trying to increase that penetration.