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i took my 350d and 70-200 lens to the race of champions and was told to put mine away several times, i didn't ofcourse, there was nobody sitting directly infront of me soi couldn't see the issue.

Just got an email from tomtom with a link to their new free Top Gear driving routes for download http://www.tomtomgreatestroutes.com/ looks pretty good and they are free which is always a bonus!

great value for money lens, feels very light and plasticy but the image quality is damn good. Just not an easy lens to use IMO, takes a bit of getting used to with the very shallow DOF, its caught me out a few times.

no, another guy deals with that side, theres only so much you can really know well before you start to be a jack of all trades. I am interested in NetApp, just haven't got the time for it.

it doesn't sound like hes talking about mission critical data though mate, hes using sata arrays............... My whole life at work revolves around enterprise servers and storage, my specialities being blades, mid range storage (HP EVA and MSA), archiving, backups and virtualisation and I...

that 1 license may be free, but ESXi is not free. and you can add a lot of storage onto a cheap server, using daisy chained msa60 shelves off a p800 controller, thats 8 x (12 x 750gb) from 1 controller, or 96 TB (more than an EVA 4100 and the same as an EVA4400), thats a lot of storage. Cheap...

for the cost of vmware, you can purchase cheap servers for each app and still work out cheaper, vmware is useful for dr, maintenance etc. guess it depends if you have the cheapo version or the enterprise though, the enterprise at £3.5k a pop is 4-5 cheap servers etc. And yes I do know what a...

don't think wireless is supported is it?

indeed, vmware is rubbish without using a san and gaining functionality like DRS & vmotion. they even have storage vmotion now so that you can migrate machines between different sans on the fly and site recovery manager to enable you to fail all your vm's to a dr site if the site gets blown up...

its a tough one, personally thought my MCSE was a lot easier, the VCP needed a lot of knowledge and hands on experience, i've lost most of the knowledge since and kept the experience tbh, failed it first time by 1%, that was annoying but i got it the second time without much hassle. its...

HP do a good tool for migrating machines, think its SMP, server migration pack universal edition. I'm a vmware vcp (vmware certified professional, hardest exam i have ever taken) so get to play with it whenever possible, i go and install for customers too etc.

really, that surprises me that its not as automated as i thought. At least they are very giving in their CS and compensation

nice one, welcome, you gotta love canon lens's! I missed out the 450 and went straight from 350d to 50d, the 450d is a nice camera though, its come a long way since i got my 350d!

lol, surely the spelling mistakes must have been done by the person who created it online, i'm sure its all just fed through a computer to be printed, i doubt they type it all out again?

consider changing your browser to firefox, i did as i used to get annoyed by the number of popups and getting virus's. never get any popups in firefox, much better app.

why would i call it fall, i'm british, when i lived in america i called it fall, but this is a british forum;) incidently, do you know where the americans got the word fall from, well, we used to call autumn fall, which is why they did and for some reason we changed to autumn, very strange.

i like this one this time last year i was in new england america, now thats nice for autumn.

lol, gimmicks, these days its all about the value add now everyone seems to already have them and tomtom have some great features like map share. tomtom are better value for money as you get so much more. They aren't the leading satnav for no reason. Plus, if cat likes his, it must be pretty...

without doubt its the photobox ones, they are amazing, have loads of choice and easy to make. you can use photos from facebook or flickr if you have them on there too. I have a few of them and my company use them too, you will not be disappointed. Plus when I ordered a couple when it was...

TomTom every single time, by far the best out there.

you'll have the same lens setup as me, i too have all those three. My 17-55 is a good kit lens, nice and fast, great in low light, IS works pretty well, not had any issues with it yet and i've take about 1000 photos while in peru. I have got a rather large spec of dust close to the centre of...

you do have a better chance with one on though, you have next to no chance if you don't have one on. I had the opposite experience, i dropped mine and the filter broke saving the lens. Got a hood on now though for even more protection. I have taken pics with and without it and can't see any...

protecting my £700 piece of glass FTW! already had one save a £700 lens which was less than a week old.

whatever you buy, just make sure it has BD-J support.

yeah, either a figure of eight or a clover leaf uk plud cable.

might have an issue with drivers then though, as they will be the wrong ones. Not sure that would work.

older laptops sometimes have trouble booting from certain usb cd roms from experience, i've had issues with this too, not much you can do really as it probably won't boot from a usb pen either. Could try taking it into work and getting them to pxe boot it and install it that way if you have a...

get your own jokes.

rubbish, the 70-200 lens is one of the best lens's available, its soooooo fast to focus and the images are second to none. The build quality is really good too. The best lens I ever bought and like using the most is the 70-200 F4 L, plus its white which is just cool.

i'm guessing that as its very new, not all connection points and servers will be aware of it yes so it might be a waiting game maybe? Also, it relies on having the latest updates so i'd either try FF3 if you aren't (thats what i am browsing it through) or update your flash to the latest version...