Good morning [H], I have a couple of questions regarding SE SSDs...
1. If I have a SED and encrypt it using one piece of drive management software (say, WinMagic), and then move it to another machine - am I able to decrypt it using another piece of drive management software (i.e. McAfee...
So, I've decided to give Chrome another try... but I see that Google removed a feature a few years ago - the tool strip. Now instead of having something I could move around and show/hide, I'm stuck with all of my extension icons right next to the address bar. My issue though, is this: there...
Has anyone used any of the software from Kernel Data Recovery/Nucleus Technologies? I've never heard of them before and I was wondering if their software is worth the time to test, or if it's bug infested malware. In particular, I was wondering about their PST viewer, but I guess it the...
I am interested in what [H] has to say about what the best mobile OS (primarily for phones, not tablets or laptops) is for users who are more privacy conscious. For sake of brevity, I am only going to seek opinions on the big 3 - Android, iOS, and Windows Phone 7. Rim's BlackBerry OS isn't...
I've been using OS X about half-time the last few months (my work laptop is a MBP, my home computer is a Win/Lin PC) and I have to say that I've come to respect it.
Personally, I prefer Linux as my OS, but due to the corporate environment and my wife, I can't use Linux as my primary OS... My...
Good evening all:
My team and I have been prototyping a new Drupal site on a Mac using the MAMP BitNami install and Drupal module (lazy, yes - but it sure saves a hell of a lot of time!)
Background Information
We're getting to the point where we are leaving prototyping and moving in to...
Anyone have a N1 that they would like to trade for a mint Moto Droid?
Google gave me a Droid for having the DC developers conference canceled due to Snowpocalypse I, II, and III. While I greatly appreciate Google's generosity, I already have a Droid (the wife does too), so I don't have a...
Not true - I've added drives containing data without having to format them again to systems many times. This time is slightly different because there is an extra adapter in the way.
I haven't tried that - I don't think you can have an IDE master when you're also using SATA drives. It's worth...
Good morning all,
I've encountered quite the problem. I have an old IDE drive that I need to get data off of, so I hooked it up to one of those IDE to USB 2.0 adapters. I've connected all the hardware, Windows 7 recognizes that there is something new plugged in and installs a generic USB...
I am looking to build a Core i5 750 machine sometime after Christmas, but I face a little bit of confusion.
I see that the Core i5's are LGA 1156 - just like some of the Core i7's. But I also see that the Core i7's run on LGA 1156 and LGA 1366. So my question is this: Which package does Intel...
Ah, I did not know that. It just so happens that my processor does not support AMD-V... mine is the last of the 939's and AMD-V was introduced with the new socket... Bummer.
Actually, thats exactly what I want.
I'm really more concerned with how the whole system will run... I want to be able to run both Linux and Server 2k3 at the same time without a large hit to performance to wither VM (system specs in sig).
I am just trying to learn the technology... there's not really a reason for it other than curiosity. I don't do much on my home box other than internet and e-mail. Every now and then I take a MS IT course that is flash based... that's probably about the most intensive task my computer handles.
I am fairly new to virtualization (I have been messing around with it for less than a year) and was wondering if it would be worth my time to install vmWare ESXi.
I currently boot Fedora 10 and then use virtualbox for my virtualization needs. I only virtualize Windows Server products and...
Background:
I have a WD MyBook external USB HDD that I want to use for extra storage. Today, I mounted the drive and it came up in read only mode - I could not copy any new files to it. Before today, I was able to mount it and read and write to the same drive.
Hardware/Software:
I am...
802.1x is port based authentication and works on wired networks too :)
We have a pretty sophisticated enterprise network and are already running a few VLANS, but all of the ports at a users desk run on the same VLAN - its not really an option to segregate the ports into more VLANs.
Is it possible to combine 802.1x and some form of MAC filtering to allow specific devices to connect to specific ports?
For example, I am encountering a problem where users are moving devices (workstations, printers, etc...) from their current locations to new (supposedly more convenient)...
I'm more curious about software that doesn't verify via online methods (i.e. MS Products), but rather software such as games. Does it use a hashing algorithm and verify it with list of valid hashes on the installation media?
This may strike some as an odd question, but it is one that I have had for a while...
What is the difference between the Microsoft Official Academic Course Series books and the MCSA/MCSE Self-Paced Training Kit books? I don't think they could be all that different... they cover the exact...
Oh, and go with the 9-cell battery for your Aspire One. It adds a little bit of weight and makes it a little bulkier on the backend, but it works wonderfully. Personally, I think the 6-cell will just be a waste of your time and money - all of those mods will present quite the battery drain and...
sabregen,
When I installed Fedora, I installed an optional package called Virtual Machine Manager... does this have any relation to Xen? If so, what is the relation and how would I go about taking advantage of it? I'll definitely have to do some more research into virtualized computing -...
I have no idea if I am running a Xen Kernel or not... how do I tell?
I continue to run VirtualBox under Linux... I am most familiar with VirtualBox and VirtualPC... but I dislike VirtualPC, and it also does not run natively under Linux.
I am runing an x64 implementation of Fedora, and the...
I recently ditched Windows in favor of Fedora 10 - mostly because I am tired of the Windows bloat factor, but also because I want to run something more secure.
With that being said, it seems to me that when I would run VirtualBox under WinXP, I could run multiple virtual machines (Server 2K3...