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Nice, what ESXi hosts are you running and how do you have it set up ?
Just about to purchase 3 x R515's with dual Hex's or 3 x R720's :D for a small ESXi environment
Hi,
Intel 120gb SSD on amazon for £54.99 including free delivery (through reseller)
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B007P3RMLU/?tag=cliospnet01-21
This is a great price, if you are looking to upgrade your main HD.
I realise this is small for most, but if you have a NAS/external storage...
I bought the Google Nexus S, could not get on with ICS, yes you can do more, but everything seems to be all over the place. I am now using a Lumia 710, I prefer this to Android as it's nice and simple, functionality wise, not as good.
iOS is very good, but it all comes down to personal choice...
Sadly, it doesn't get great reviews on Amazon, as most users complain about the wireless range or frequent disconnections, sometimes these reviews make you think if they are somewhat retarded. It's good to hear you have not found any issues.
The Asus top tier products are good too, like the...
Seems like you didn't read all of this properly, I will quote myself below ;)
Just to recap, it is easy if you have the disks! But if the machine comes with a restore partition, it messes up and you don't have the disks, it's ridiculous! Not paying x amount for disks, that's a joke!
Not a mac...
Anyway, for you cheeky sh1ts, most laptops don't come with the recovery disks anymore, as it costs them too much money!
If you try and return a machine to it's default settings via the recovery and that crashes, you're kinda screwed which is what happened.
I was simply demonstrating how on OSX...
Far from a spazzy. You are doing a clean install aren't you....... I was doing an install from the HP recovery partition so not quite the same, as they come full of rubbish.
I would have loved to do a normal install, but with no disks and no recovery partition, your kind of screwed.
What do you mean ignoring the driver side of things?
The machine came with vista, the recovery partition is obviously going to be vista, rather do windows 7 but normal users don't have a clue if it's vista/7....... some people don't want to spend the extra.
It's not a descent machine.
That's a bit harsh and not required.
It's a friends laptop and most consumer HP's don't come with the recovery disks (smart, as they make you pay for them) instead, it has the recovery partition which you normally utilise in this kind of scenario.
Cheeky s**t
Re-installing lion
1) Boot up into MAC OSX Utilities
2) Format the drive you are installing it on
3) Start lion installer, choose options.
4) Install updates, make sure all updates are done = 268mb
5) restart
6) Make sure all updates applied
7) Done
(some steps cut out, such as backups)
Simple...
It's not too bad, considering the hours it takes and also the branding. Additionally, he uses ZenCart for the majority of their e-commerce stuff. It's not too bad really.
Just pay in stages, so initial deposit, 1/2 way through and then a final payment upon completion.
Ask for a 10% reduction...
Me too, but doesn't look like it as Tom said. I don't understand the reasoning behind it, rather frustrating. Bring on being able to drive non-dual external screens without third party devices such as Matrox.
Looking forward to the MacPro, hopefully there might be a slight re-design of it and...