
'n yeah all this thanks to a wonderful free software called VMware Server :)
'n thts SLED 10 SP1 btw...
The iPhone is a piece of shit, andso is your face.No, I'm not going to get an iPhone, quit emailing me about it. I'm not getting one because I already have a phone that's better: it's called the Nokia E70, it's the pinnacle of human achievement, and I love it more than my family:The iPhone is a piece of shit, and so is your face.
You've probably never heard of the E70 because Nokia's marketing team is busy finding every last dick in the universe to suck, so I'm going to do their job for them and tell you about this product. And no, I'm not being paid to do this. I'm just tired of the iPhone fanboys shooting huge sticky wads and high-fiving each other (literally) over their stupid cellphones.
First of all, the E70 has a full keyboard, not some shitty stripped down, tap-and-pray smudgy piece of shit. Nokia uses a technology that's even more advanced than the iPhone's tap screen, allowing you to actually feel the keys you press as you're pressing them! The technology is called "tactile response," and it allows you to do things like dial a phone number without staring at your screen like a shit-chucking ape. In fact, every other cellphone ever made has this technology, sometimes called "buttons."
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Fujitsu unveils the highest capacity 2.5-inch drive yet: 300GB
Posted Jul 3rd 2007 2:08AM by Nilay PatelFiled under: StorageFujitsu's been selling well-regarded hard drives in branded external enclosures for a while now, so it's no surprise the company is trumpeting the arrival of 300GB 2.5-inch drives with a new line of pocket drives. The USB-powered 4200rpm drives feature a new 16-point shock absorber and the usual array of security software that'll get wiped out during the first reformat. Expect to see these hit shelves
in Q3 for $229, no word on when the bare drive will be available.
Fujitsu unveils the highest capacity 2.5-inch drive yet: 300GB - Engadget
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