I have an ASUS ultrabook and I love it. It's built really well. I think I'm going to buy their stuff from now on. Unless I get enough money to buy a System76.

We are already traveling with one as it is!

@Dashrender Eset

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I had one of these (older model) Of course only had a one year warranty and at 13 months it starting having a problem where it would not power up. sometimes unplugging the battery would do the trick, but that required using a torq driver to remove the bottom.

I have no desire to ever own one of these again.

I see tihngs like that becoming common place. I think (and am suprised we haven't already seen many) HDMI docks for phones that do what that video does. I know one exists for Note 4. It's like $40 bucks. I may get one.

But essentially, dock your phone to a device that has USB support for keyboard & mouse, and an HDMI connection, and BAM! instant computer.

I've done it a few times with my tablet and a bluetooth keyboard. It's kinda neat, but not quite as useful without a trackball.

We had repeated cold calls from AVG, no matter how many times we said no, they kept phoning and phoning...Not going to be using their products until they change their culture.

The case was decided in their favor as the as a "Top Rated Seller" you apparently aren't suppose to leave bad feedback or open cases with them for much longer periods than normal sellers (they also can removed like 5-10 negative feedback per month to keep their rating for being a top rated seller - they make ebay lots of money). Anyway they will send another one, It will take two weeks to get a replacement shipped to me.

@scottalanmiller said:

@thanksajdotcom said:

@scottalanmiller said:

Just had register.com refuse to renew one of our domains so that they could turn it off, then charge us an ADDITIONAL $25 to renew it after it had expired!! These people are crooks. Never, ever do business with them!! They hold expired domains hostage so you have no choice but to pay.

Or, you could let it expire with them and then register it with another site. The chances that someone will come along and snatch it is pretty small.

I've tried that with some low priority ones. Register holds them forever to keep that from being an option.

Wow, that is quite shady and unethical!

Yup, this is one of the most common apps installed by more power users for Android, period.

@tonyshowoff said:

That's true too, but my own point on that subject was that the sysadmins needed to at least know how to actually do it. There's nothing that beats a tool which will automatically get all the dependencies and everything.

Agree on the knowledge of how, what, why, etc.

Still looking for a solution?

@MattSpeller said:

@thanksajdotcom Burn it with fire.

I'd love to...

@Dashrender said:

@thecreativeone91 said:

@Dashrender said:

@Aaron-Studer said:

@thecreativeone91 don't people just leave there keys at there desk then?

Are we sure that someone can't extract the password easily from their software?

It's not stored encrypted in a config file or the registry. I think it would be just as easy to extract someones outlook saved credentials.

It's not secure? so you found where it was storing them?

Sorry Fixed that. No it was not in the Config file or registry.

@SeanExablox said:

@AVI-NetworkGuy +1 on JV.

I have been using Apple JV for the past 5 years when they began making more of a push into corporations. At $100/user/year it's not insignificant, but I have found on many occasions scheduling a support call and h/w support to be well worth it.

Another benefit is loaner laptop if you have to leave yours with the Genius.

That's right! I forgot about the loaner benefit. That came in handy for us the other day when I had bring an iMac in for a repair.