With SCCM 2007 and PXE boot you can re-image 100+ desktops in relative easy once you've developed your image and tested the push works correct. I helped migrate a hospital with 1,500 desktops. We did one department per day. We put a day's time between departments so we could mop up any issues before the next migration.

This was migrating all of those PCs from Windows 2000 in a Novell environment to Windows XP in an AD environment.

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"PC Perspective found FPS games were basically unplayable because of the bezel through the middle of their vision..."

So just do 3x1 monitors and you won't have a bezel going through the center of your view.... You can just by 3 big monitors instead.

Of course, MS does that on purpose with OWA... :(

I use the DynDNS update client to avoid such messages. It updates everything for me. I use the Mac client and they even have a dashboard widget to go with it. :)

+5 insightful
I run into the same problems all the time where people I support are confused by multiple mouse buttons. It gets worse though when the person on the other end of the phone is left handed and therefore using a left handed mouse with the mouse buttons reversed...

+1 Awesome, Red vs. Blue reference :D

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Everyone in my clan has changed their minds on this purchase. We can't run our own dedicated servers now. We run 2 CoD4 servers (one FFA & other one TDM). Long before I joined the clan I played on these two because of the good ping I got, and because I like the regulars on there + the admins were cool. It's this sort of community that is being shattered by this move. I'll stick with MW and WaW for now.

I so wish I had modpoints for you, but I don't. Instead I'll just say thanks and I agree.

That's odd, 'cause I just I'm using FF 3.5.3 and I just loaded GM's site just fine (although with all that flash too forever to load. :( ugh! I hate flash.)

Safari is blazing fast on Snow Leopard. Makes me want to switch off of Firefox - almost. I'm rather attached to some of my FF plug-ins. We'll see....

Safari on Snow Leopard is damn quick... I'm thinking about dumping Firefox in favor of it (and if you knew me well, you'd be shocked, as I use FF _everywhere_ and am pretty much attached to it).

Once developers start using GCD for their applications, you'll start noticing significant improvements in performance.

Shoot, I already noticed the difference on my 2.5 yr old Mac Pro (1.1). First boot on 10.6 and I was like "wow, feels like a new machine again". All of the bundled apps have been recompiled (64 bit) and cleaned up (and apparently take advantage of GCD everywhere possible). I really didn't think I would see that much of a difference with 10.6 and really only upgraded because I could for $29 (I mean at that price, why not right?) I am very happy with my $29 purchase thus far. I've only had to work through a couple app incompatibilities (and as I have been able to work around them just fine, I am happy.) This is of course just my experience thus far with 10.6. I have no hard benchmark numbers for you. But I noticed right away the smoothness it brought to my older Mac Pro. And it was an easier upgrade than going from 10.4 --> 10.5.