@DenisKelley said:

Really big Rush fan here, but do lament their last several albums. I tend to go back to their older catalog.

One thing I loved about this last tour video, was the first half of the concert was 80's heavy, featuring
Subdivisions
The Big Money
Force Ten
Grand Designs
The Body Electric
Territories
The Analog Kid

All played in a row...loved it...especially Grand Designs...

@Carnival-Boy Oh that makes sense.

@JaredBusch said:

@garak0410 said:

I spoke with my direct manager (the VP) and he said get her the OptiPlex 3020...solution solved. I hate it when I get caught in the middle between other managers...

Office politics are a thing i do not miss.

Luckily I rarely get involved in them...heck, I am never involved with them...just in the crossfire once and a while.

@Reid-Cooper said:

I am excited for Grim F to be coming back. I never got to play it the first time and have been looking for a way to play it well for years. A modern remake is perfect.

Same here...I have the CD but won't play without it on my non-CD devices...can't wait for this.

It's the types. It will change security profiles based on public vs domain.

@lance said:

Kasumi Ninja. Redheaded guy lifts up his kilt and a fireball shoots from his crotch. lololol

Creepy

All normal VPNs should work here.

@garak0410 looks promising.

@alexntg said:

@Dashrender said:

We actually have a policy that IT does not help people with shortcuts. If you really need a short cut it's between you and your manager, otherwise we deploy needed internet favorites via GPO, and the rest of the applications are in the start menu(start screen).

That must make file server moves a breeze!
Standard network drives, yes - user directories, not so much.

@scottalanmiller said:

What the crap, LMAO.

"Where does Coily fit into God's plan for us?"

@garak0410 said:

I can honestly say I've never used an iPad Air, so I cannot compare. We use Mac's at church for multimedia and I just don't see what the hype is.

I just like the idea of having the option to TOUCH but also mouse and keyboard. Basically boils down to that. My review copy of my Alienware gaming laptop arrives today with Windows 7 and no touch screen. I'll try to be unbiased about not having touch in my review. 🙂

I received my AlienWare yesterday. What a beast:

Intel Core i7 4700MQ 2.4 GHz
16.0 GB DDR3L SDRAM
1024.0 GB 5400.0 rpm Hard Drive, 80 GB Solid-State Drive
14.0-Inch Screen with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 765M with 2GB GDDR5

This thing could replace my desktop if I didn't run Windows Media Center to extend and stream in my home.

The Surface Pro 3 is more fun to use but this thing is a power horse. Halfway thought that this could be my go to device with an 8" tablet being my, well, tablet. But it is heavy, bulky and more suited for games and it will actually stream with Steam from my main PC quite well. Was very impressed.

But back to the Surface Pro 3...really can't go wrong with it, So much, well, "sexier" and easier to transport.