I know you were being a smart ass, but that Marantz (result #2) is a nice unit.

If you have 10 years worth of stuff on a Win 7 box maybe your company is using roaming profiles and you've just been upgraded over the years. In which case, you're too late. They already have a copy of your profile on their servers and probably a decent number of backups.

It's been said here already, but it is a company computer and they have rights to all information on it. It was probably in the IT policy that you signed when you started. But that policy should cover the IT department as well and prevent them from using your personal data maliciously. Has your IT staff given you reason to fear them?

Oh noes!!! My android phone will make me 15 seconds early to any appointment!!!! I must therefore dump it and become and apple fanboy.

but I assume "PC" and VIA mean x86?

What self-respecting PC user is going to buy thunderbolt cables from apple?

I'd never used tmux. i've officially learned more from /. comments than the actual articles. Thanks!

they really *crash*.

a rail gun you can ride?

Yeah, cause meth heads won't get stopped by the 24hr security guards at each entrance or stopped by security near the restricted access roads. It's not abandoned, just off.

They do have buffalo on the grounds that you can go see, but they warn you at the gate that you can't just go anywhere.

Great! I live next door. (Seriously)

awesome ^^^^

But why would you want to do that? That's not usually how any software is distributed for Linux. Honestly, I can't think of the last time I had to mount an ISO for anything other than grabbing some .exe or .msi file to install on a windows instance somewhere. But that was quickly replaced with VMware's mount ISO option.

What? I can mount an ISO in F14 and GNOME with a right click. How is that not easy?

that looks really uncomfortable

happens in linux too, if you forget to add intr to your nfs mount command.....