My job encourages outside hours, but there are never emergencies, hence: Laptop, no blackberry/cellphone.

My concern with using non-free/closed-source is that if I lose the program, or the company goes under, and I can't activate it down the road, I can't access the files from the software.

I'm disappointed to see the UI move away from the tango icon styles.

Fresh XP install (6gb) took 2 minutes to backup, compressed to 2gb, and took 15 minutes to recover.

@downstairs: I never thought I would hear someone refer to Windows as the one that "just works"!

I wonder if this could be used with windows mobile. It might be less power hungry than a torrent since I wont have to upload.

It is my understanding that you need XP PRO to host an RDP session. Can anyone confirm/deny?

I'm curious to know if this could run in VM. It would be nice to switch into XBMC without rebooting, for a front-row-like experience.

Almost everything in this article contradicts what my trainer tells me. He is a level three trainer that is certified in nutrition from the cooper center. I wonder if his facts are outdated, or maybe he is just used to training higher-level athletes.