Awesome :) They should now set that old dowager on fire to handle the cleanup.

"Zuckerberg couldn't really care less: he's rich and married"

AirPhone. QED.

Please God, not Rhea Perlman.

Cue the ICP...

Uh, what company do you work for where that happens? I've been in the private sector for 20+ years and I can count on 1 hand the number of people I've seen fired (at 4 companies) for being incompetent or fucking up.

Somewhere in St. Louis, guys from McDonnell-Douglas/Boeing are laughing.

Hey Sabu, can you make a bullshot?

It's not a question of not being able to run it directly on the system...it's a matter of information control/security in conjuntion with lowering administrative effort. Part of the concept is to allow the IT group to design, secure and deploy a very small number of "images"...then allow a consumer (doc, patient,…

I saw this demo'd at VMworld last August...it's insanely cool. As someone in the IT/Medical industry I can't wait for this to be fleshed out.

This is why:

DEVGRU

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Pepperdine '93. Yup...dead-on Re: the cars. Not just the students either...Miles Davis used to show up at the pool in a silver Testarossa. Pretty cool to meet the man.

The hyperbolic tone of the article put me off, what can I say? It is cool tech, but it's been out for awhile and there are a ton of people that do have/use VMware and VMware View.

Yawn. Yeah...VMware View. Been doing this for over a year. Big friggin' deal. We use it to deliver 3D rendered medical imaging, so yeah the image quality is outstanding. PCoIP FTW.

I'm sure this cemented the driver's friendship with those trying to dig the car out.

I think something a lot of the commenters are missing is that this is a 2.5 laptop drive (though yes, you could certainly use it in a tower). The suggestions of "just add a 120GB SSD to a couple of 1TB drives" are moot for anyone with a laptop.

I have the recentely-released 750GB version. I LOVE it.

Nice price...but to quote the great Martin Riggs "there's no way I can afford that, not on my salary".