LOL thanks man I guess I need to get better at reading between the lines :D

How is it I can never seam to get karma but this blatant troll post can get so many up mods? Oh well but back to the point. I think that Apple will need to do something very quickly. The iPad2 better add more to the game than just front and back facing cameras or they are doomed after all of these Honeycomb tablets come out. My wife has an iPad and the one thing that I haven't seen on the Android market is quality apps like Pages and Numbers. I don't need them so I will be getting an Android one when Honeycomb tablets are available but she will probably stick with the iPad. I don't see why everyone thinks IOS is so awesome all it is a bunch of shortcuts on a desktop geared towards people who have a million icons on their computers desktop and if its not there it doesn't exist.

You can do everything using Linux for a lot cheaper but I believe what I have recommended will give you easier manageability if you are not a Linux expert. Plus it is all industry standard tech. I would recommend buying a couple of these for your storage and offsite backup (it has a lot of great features check the link) Qnap TS-559+ Turbo NAS http://www.qnap.com/pro_detail_feature.asp?p_id=163 Then get 2 decent HP DL360's with lots of RAM. (check your warranty and decide how many hours you are willing to be down waiting for a part, VMware should make this not as much of an issue though since it is clustered) 1 less powerful HP server for a backup server with Veritas for backup software and a LTO4 backup library (size depends on how much data) Get 2 gigabit switches. Install VMware ESX on both servers and cluster them. Carve out some storage from your NAS and connect via iscsi to ESX. As far as directory administration goes I would use MS Active Directory 2x virtual domain controllers. As far as a Web server goes a simple virtual LAMP server should work great. If you have money left in your budget use another Windows server license for a print and file server otherwise you can use the NAS This will give you lots of room for growth. If you need another server you can bring up a virtual server in 10 min or less from a template. As far as the desktop software goes you will need to make sure everyone has a version of Windows that can join a domain. As far as email exchange can get messy for a novice so I would recommend just using Google Apps for email. Now you can even manage Blackberry phones and Google Android phones through it. For 20 people I don't think it is worth it to host your own email.

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That is because Mac is running a Unix like OS. My Dell Laptop is in the same boat as your Macbook but I run Linux and probably spent half what a Mac with similar specs would have had. Unix like OS's tend to stay pretty fast.

CyanogenMod is pretty awesome and it is available for most Android phones so you don't need to wait for the carrier updates. Also if you just root the phone you can remove any application you like. My HTC magic is a bit underpowered now that there are so many phones with 1GHZ processors but it takes a beating I can't even remember how many times it has had a bad fall. The screen is perfect plastic case just is a bit scuffed up.

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The author of the review didn't install the RC the wallpaper is pretty evident of that. He must have downloaded the wrong ISO. I just did a fresh install of x64 10.10 RC and I had the options to install MP3 and flash from the installer. It all worked just fine. I did have to install the nVidia drivers after I logged in hopefully they will work those into the installer by the time it hits final.

this is an exploit to gain "root" (administrator) access not a rootkit which is a malicious program built to hide itself from the operating system.

Vmware is by far the best in class virtualization product and on top of that they have made it very easy to use. I think they could really do great things with suse in addition to Zimbra and their document collaboration suit they can be a big MS competitor.

But I am guessing Sony has turned off the USB ports during boot along with some other security updates so they will need to come up with a new exploit and it has taken 5 years so far. I am sure someone can find something sooner than later but it won't be soon. I just wonder if people will get their consoles banned if Sony detects they are using the hack on a PS3.

All Sony had to do was disable the USB during boot. I am sure they have also changed other things to lock it out. I wonder if the hackers will be able to write a custom FW to be loaded on the PS3 though.I just don't want the PS3 to become the PSP.