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It's all about style.. ;) Carbon fibre Vaio or a Macbook Pro - doesn't get any better! ;) (and they are very good machines, too :p)

Macbook Pro if you are at Uni (you can get one just inside this on student discount, I'm sure) Or, Sony Vaio SZ. They were my choices when I bought my lappy :)

I still don't think Linux is ready to be used on the desktop by everyone. I've been using Linux for years now (I think 6 or 7?).. on my own machines and on production servers, and I still wouldn't run it on my everyday desktop. It runs on my servers, sure.. but desktop? No.. I use Windows...

Busy day! :)

More power to OSX. OSX is actually the only alternative most current users would use instead of Windows on their desktops. And don't be saying I'm talking rubbish - I see it every single day. I'm an IT consultant and everyone uses Windows with a few MacOS users thrown in. In my 3 years...

I knew that weeks back :S :quiet: :rasp:

It's going to be fun! ;)

http://perian.org/

Dell servers are quality. There PCs aren't too bad either.

Mac. I bought my Macbook Pro earlier this year, and it's the best laptop I've ever, ever used. OSX, The hardware etc.. quality.

Like that? ;)

:-)

I think we could be here all night. :p There are a million scenario's here.. and, well, I've had a bad night what with ClioSport's database. :p /me relax. :p

Yea, so was I ;) If it doesn't work by default, it is probably by design. :p

You could a) look at your default gateway (Start->Run. cmd. ipconfig) and http://ipofgateway/ and it'd probably work.. then try and login b) ask your friend politely for access. c) get your own connection :)

You could, but depending how strict your IT usage policy is, you could get into substantial amounts of trouble.. Your company may also have a proper application layer filter (like, ISA or something) so they'd be able to see what sort of traffic is being passed anyway.. (and probably block it)

You need outbound access on port 3389. If this is a company firewall.. then, you can't do anything apart from e-mail IT and make a request? :)

http://www.runtime.org/buy_now.htm

http://www.runtime.org/

GetBackData for NTFS But.. don't do anything to that disk. :p Just put a new drive in, get windows on it.. and then slave that disk and restore to new disk.

www.ebuyer.co.uk to buy. www.overclockers.co.uk do good stuff, too.

Looks awesome! :)

Might be worth just getting the Live CD for now. :)

A daily build install CD for the development version of Ubuntu.

:)

I think you'd struggle.. they use Xeon's for one thing, and they ain't cheap. The suggested spec they use two of these: http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductInfo.asp?WebProductID=463675&source=Froogle Base spec, two of these...

Everything will go bang and you'll hate it so much. You'll also love it so much that you don't wanna get rid. You know it doesn't make sense to keep it, but you just can't help but love it. They're evil cars - they got ya right where they want ya :rasp:

LMAO. I dunno what's happening - it's everything I say on ClioSport! I'm going to give up forum support. :p Anyway, iTunes is better than *. :p

You can't.. it has to be in your library. You could always use anapod or xplay and not use iTunes.

Erm, seems odd.. Check on Apple forums - but, that doesn't seem right (it installed fine on mine)