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Yea. Compare it to 8 years ago.. and all you got was a WindowManager which couldn't do fonts properly. Compare it to 2 years ago and it's so different too. However, it's still not "polished" like OSX is.. it's good, but it's just not got the edge IMO (And I think most people agree). But, in...

Erm, network speed is quoted in bits.. so 11Mb, 54Mb. Wired again 10Mb, 100Mb and 1000Mb. (Not MB) (I know 802.11n is out pretty much which is much quicker, and also other wired speeds, but I'm using examples :p)

It's worth it for the premiership games, alone! :p (but, it does mean you are effectivly paying for Sky Sports twice ;))

And catching on body, so yep.

It should fail.

http://www.cliosport.net/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=19551&d=1179659496 Almost as good as that ;) OSX, running Windows XP inside Parallels (Coherence mode). ;)

No probs :)

http://www.lavasoftusa.com/products/ad-aware_se_personal.php http://www.safer-networking.org/

Ad-Aware and Spybot would be better choices to use.

I think the answer there is write better code, isn't it? ;) Extra white space == Evil.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acid2 Acid2 test. Look at the browsers which pass ;) And check which was the first, also ;)

You'll find Safari is one of the most standards-orientated browsers around. You worry about IE first :rasp:

Yes? Can I help you?

Unless it's Safari :p

iTunes is the best music player/management of them all. The good thing about the iPod is, it doesn't matter how bad it is, how good it is, it'll still sell the most and people will still want one. Same with Windows, no matter how s**t Vista is, it'll still sell to most people.. and most people...

It's to stop open relaying.

http://www.itworld.com/Tech/5051/070525amnesty/index.html Haha. Mad. If they think they're going to get near to Apple's iPod market, they're being very silly, and I guess if staff members don't just buy a Zune anyway, they're going to be fighting for a long time.

Dell have had them a while now, tho.

http://www.apple.com/uk/getamac/ Come on.. someone had to ;)

It integrates well. It is, however, the worse service ever by all accounts. Slow, lack of storage, not-cheap for what you get etc.. Wait a month or so.. see what happens when the iPhone lands.

Dell already sell LTO4 drives. I can't see anything on the site which says they are taking orders only, so I only presume they are shipping them also?

Growl puts "MSN Live" style bubbles into the top right hand corner on events such as user logon, new messages, etc.. Quite a few apps are integrating into Growl now for notifcations. I installed it, but it's turned off.. as it annoyed me. Main reason I use Adium is because it does exactly...

Student discount is different to Higher Education. I think I got 15% off my MBP and then the 3 years free hardware warranty :D Saved me more than £200 anyway. Student you can login to the store.. Higher Education, you have to come from a .ac.uk hostmask, so only Uni computers or Uni wireless etc..

Ctrl-Alt-Left Arrow and Right Arrow ;) (Or up and down arrow)

Yup - crazy crazy cheap. Like I said before, I thought the 2GB I bought at £100 was a bargain - it's half that now! :(

Good stuff mate. ClioSport server is a Proliant.. so you can see my preference of kit! Only ever use Dell PowerEdge's at work.. Geek pics > * :D

I used to use Cyberduck.. but Transmit seems to quite cool, so may switch.

Nope, Parallels lets you run Windows in a virtual environment.. but, one feature is Coherence, so it lets you run Windows apps side by side with OSX Apps. Pure genius. www.parallels.com :)

Of course ;) It's what keeps ClioSport evolving :rasp: I'm just getting used to using it with Transmit now, too.. Awesome! :)

Adium is my favourite app. :) Use it for Jabber and MSN. Get AdiumBook also - it creates Address Book items so all your contacts show up as their proper name and not their MSN Display name :) (and, it's all integrated into Mail etc.. then) Parallels (obviously) and Textmate are two other apps...