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Heh, http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/digitaltv/a43031/virgin-media-to-lose-sky-channels.html Haha, Just think if Virgin Media were to loose the premium Sky channels too - Sports and Movies? Like.. it'd be useless? :p

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So am I, cus' I reckon he'll end up with a Mac running OSX anyway :p

Must have been a Valver.

Yea, even tho it's BSOD for Blue Screen of Death :p

Yea, some clown editted the button on the forum. :clown: Everyone gets it.. ;)

They're quality, and the base model is only £399. I'd have one as a desktop machine no probs - mine was only the G4 version and was very good. :D

If you're happy with what you're using, why change? :p

Free, Open, Net, yea.. Definetly seem more orientated to server setups.. and they always seem to have good server hw support (FreeBSD anyway). After using Linux (Debian) for near on 8 years, I find it hard to switch to anything else.. it's just too good ;)

New ClioSport server is a HP. I'll get back to you after Sunday :p Mainly used Dell before.. on everything, and they seem good. (Windows based). Went HP for their superior Linux support..

How far away from the TV are ya?

HD Cable, pah.. Sky is the only option for decent TV ;)

Not at all.. certainly not enough to notice it.. and certainly not enough to complain about it. The only time I have had them on here, is when Sky was in 4:3 mode, and not 16:9 - when it was sending 4:3, it looked SHOCKING.. is awesome now in 16:9. This is ALL via Sky+ (none-HD) - dunno what...

Sky+ (Scart) -> Samsung 32" is fine. (LE32N73BD) I don't get artifacts much at all.

I kinda figured a 60+ staff business would want one of the best inet connections going.. didn't realise it wasn't for real :rasp:

Easynet do some good connections? SDSL, Surestream, Etherstream.

I doubt AOL will let you have a static - I doubt they even know what IP is. A lot of ADSL suppliers will let you have as many as you can justify (4, 8, 16 block) Business ISPs often more.. (Easynet etc..)

Ssh? ;)

I have the Samsung LE32N73BD. Very good :)

KDE/QT is evil.

You can use the Mac version, yes. (Office 2004) You can also run Parallels which allows you to run Windows on your Mac, whilst still in OSX. You can also run Windows apps side by side in the Beta using Coherence.

I thought you said it was Mac's fault? Now it's the forum's fault? The forum isn't running on a Mac? :rasp:

270, by 275/280 miles it's on red

All Macbook's are 13" Yes. My Macbook Pro 15" is quite possibly the best laptop I've ever used.

I've found if you install the Free version, it eventually (after months) moans about needing to buy it.. very unhappy with that.

Yea, RHEL has that advantage. I'm hoping the Debian *proper* support on HP Proliant's spreads to proper support too.. and not just packages for monitoring agents etc.. altho, I'm sure they support their packages already! We shall see.. tech support is generally overrated - if it's not on...

True, but it's still there.. and still annoying :p apt-get source package Make deb, install. Bang. Sorted. ;)

Join the club Pootle! ;) My head gasket has had it, but the oil is fine.. right in the corner, the little swine! :(

Ah, RHEL.. yea, that's kinda cheating tho :p I guess if I did it, it'd be CentOS.. but still.. I wouldn't. HP offer proper Debian support now tho, on some of their Proliants.. so guess which servers I'm advocating? ;)

Horrible.. never ever liked it. Same with RedHat, Same with Fedora, um.. infact, anything which uses RPM as it's main package management system. But, in seriousness, if it's not Debian, it's not even worth thinking about :rasp: