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It still might be of some use, but I wonder how much UAT has been conducted compared to other mechanical means of generating and storing power?

I am in a similar boat, in the US and elsewhere. Many international companies and governments take a dim view of Google anything, much less for compliance with government-mandated security and privacy regulations.

It's horse thievery! :rofl:

We need updates. :)

So now the psychotic murderer is back in the US. :( http://www.cnn.com/2012/12/13/justice/florida-john-mcafee/index.html

The cost is a little less, but still too high. :(

What is all this BS about the world ending next week? I don't recall that the world ended before as if this were the first time.

Is there a link?

That should not be necessary. I regularly change partition sizes with True Image without needing to do anything special. Obviously the target partition must be large enough to restore the amount of data in the TIB.

Flash drive. Is that in Lancaster?

Is that a USB 3.0 horse drive? My last experience with the Corsair was not good. The interior broke free from the soft plastic casing, and it failed. :(

That truly sucks.

So if a typical company has 10,000 users, is $650,000 a reasonable cost per annum?

Most of the geniuses I know in CA are in the bay area or in a few areas of the southland.

So the Google was providing this service for free as a loss leader and now is charging? That is like when the pussier gives out free drugs at first to create the addiction. :)

I would just maintain an old computer (perhaps a laptop) with XP and dedicate it to the purpose.

Why don't you buy a new programmer?

Amongst other things. 1TB 2.5" drives and 2TB 3.5" drives would be fine for the short term.

Well, there is always risk from online banking. It could just as well been a hidden malware than a scammer. I did find the part about Vista running slowly to be amusing. Doesn't it always on older machines?

I don't understand how having the credit card info allowed the crooks to hijack a seemingly unrelated bank account. :scratch: Every time you eat dinner people have access to you credit card.

I thought that most of the modern phones have an encryption option. One of the corporate apps I use requires it, even for the removable memory card.

I want higher capacity SSDs. I have only 2.5TB of now and would like to double or triple that next year.

Apparently the focusing screen cannot be removed. :cursin: It's complete BS.

You get two simulataneous activations, one for each of two computers. Otherwise you have to phone them and hope for the best.

PS is not the issue as at least CS5 would work on XP64. I have an unopened retail PS CS6, but that is also not the issue. DPP has some special tools that I prefer. You can also run multiple instances at the same time. I have 5 copies of Windows 7 squirreled away, but I was not planning on...

Great news. :cheers: It's good to get laid once in a while.

I suppose you were lucky in that case, but what is the policy for drives that are not wipeable? Doesn't your company have a data security SOP?

XP64 is no longer supported, but 32-bit is. Sucks. :(

I cannot convert the 5D III RAW files. DPP won't install. :mad:

I knew it.

Why not have it destroyed professionally?

Looks like McAfee is up to tricks again.

I think they will continue to decrease, especially with the increasing popularity of TKC.

I don't see any setting. Maybe Lendovo does not want you changing it.

Broad is eating my posts. :mad: I don't know how to determine if my SSD is in ACHI mode, but my boot drives are always on the Intel ports.

Sorry. I've only known one true Mr. Bozo.

How do you know if it is in the ACHI, or that only a BIOS thing?

Not really. The delivery dude speaks fine English.

I'm almost afraid to ask, but is your name not really Bozo? I recall that was a Hungarian name or something.

Let's see if the major LED manufacturers bail out. Then we'll know. Of course Apple will probably sue them, claiming they invented it and tying the lights up in court. :colors:

I don't believe there are no problems. Why was this not on the market previously ? Something is fishy.

Not unless it is an RE, then maybe. I wonder when the 4TB Red drives will be released?

Meh. What are the power density (w/cm2) , efficiency at a practical output level, usable life, and cost per watt? Something is not right.

Less than 253 dead bodies. :D

Not if the product is not yet available. The price is just a number from marketing and will be adjusted accordingly based on sales. I might buy one at some point, but I really prefer the lighter wieght on the 8.9" tablet.

Most of the filters have too little surface area and too much porosity to block all the dust.

For some reason the 32GB version of the 10" is $100 more than the 16GB, but the 32GB version of the 7" is only $50 more than the 16GB. It's a ripoff.

The pric is very high.

I'm hoping those plastic accordion thingies on the ends saved it.

I received one of the Seagate 3GB drives in a rather small OEM brown box and it was not even enclosed in an outer box! Then I forgot to take it out of my car trunk most of the week. I thought there was a can of beans or something bouncing around, but there was not.