So I've sold five so far, but there is an HP Elitebook 8460p right now, refurbished, on sale online for $259. It's 2x2GB of DDR3, Intel HD 3000 graphics, 128GB SSD (not sure what brand), second-gen i5 at 2.5GHz and comes with a vanilla version of 7 Pro x64 (actually a refurb product key). I'm upgrading them to Windows 10 and WOW! Yeah, great deal!

http://www.staples.com/Refurb-HP-8460P-14-laptop-Core-i5-2-5-GHz-4GB-Memory-128GB-SSD-Hard-Drive-COMBO-Windows-7-Professional-64bit/product_1523729

Because I love pumpkin everything, I was made this...

@scottalanmiller said:

@Lakshmana said:

i have used ubuntu server cd 14.04 64 bit.but not able to download whole gdisk in one debian file.
Any links to download whole debian file one package

Isn't GDisk included in the Live DVD already? Maybe not, but I thought that it was.

GParted is. Same basic thing.

Wishing I could sleep, because my alarm goes off in less than 5 hours...

@Dashrender said:

Learning that SSIDs are cap sensitive. Clearly this has never come up for me before.. weird.

You're just learning that? Lol

@scottalanmiller said:

Posts down again, which is surprising given the huge growth in views.

I haven't been that active, which is why. Sucks not having a desk job...

@mlnews said:

Actual thing!

This just made me cry a little, because I miss this so much...

@dafyre I also have an i7, 12GB RAM and an SSD as my boot drive, so I had everything going for me for it to be fast.

@dafyre said:

@handsofqwerty RUN! RUN FOR YOUR LIFE!

Actually, it's not so bad. It took about 2 hours on my laptop with plenty of apps loaded on it.

Mine is done. I'm now on 10. I like it so far! I'll have to get used to the new look and feel but I like it. It's zippy!

This...

@Minion-Queen @Addie @Nic

I also watched "The Theory of Everything" today, which I thought was quite good.

Just finished the LEGO Movie! LOVE THAT MOVIE!

Possibly the funniest/cutest thing EVER!
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@thecreativeone91 said:

Well we have their Enterpise AV not sure which product this one is. But, yes there is two on access scanning options 1 is file/AV on Access Scanning for file based scanning.

The second is Application on Access scanning for scanning for malicious code running in application or other unwanted behaviors. We enable both.

Ok, I'm pretty sure the file one, which has all the options, is the one on by default. The other is off by default.

So maybe you can answer a question for me... there are two "on-access scanning" options in the endpoint client... I don't have screenshots right now... but they are under Configure I think it is. One is a massive set of options and the other is just a single check box. By default, when we install it at the retailer, one is enabled and the other isn't. But I have no idea what the difference is.

@thecreativeone91 said:

We use Sophos I love it...

And Actually Webroot uses (and pay sophos to do so) The sophos AV engine.

Interesting. I didn't know that.

Just found this very interesting video on Facebook. Worthy watch for just over 4 minutes... (grabbed the YouTube link for convenience)
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