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We had Panda Cloud Office Protection at work until yesterday but now we have ESET Endpoint Antivirus. But to be fair the cloud version seems to be better than their "normal" products to me, but I'm not really an expert on antivirus software.

Anyone been in contact with Pandas Cloud AV products?

Passkey didn't exist back then, but it's taken care of now.

I meant a Haswell, sorry. :)

I'll run a 4670 without extra graphics over the weekend or so.

Change his monitor?

Thanks, I've learned a lot in this thread. I'll lay low with Fortinets antivirus for now.

I've used UltraEdit on my computer for as long as I can remember. I'm pretty happy with it. But when it comes to antivirus, have anyone tried Forticlient, we have a Fortigate firewall at work so I got the client to set up the VPN client. But now it contains antivirus and parental control. We'll...

My point in the previous post was, you can try and add/remove/move around some natural damping materials in the room if you think the sound is "wrong". If more damping on the wall improves the sound, go ahead and buy some permanent wall treatment. When it comes to vented vs closed enclosures...

It's almost impossible to say without testing, it depends a lot on the room. Some speakers are designed to sound good in real rooms where it's pretty uncommon to have sound dampening on the walls, but they might have carpets, curtains, furniture and other things that affects the sound.

I think every model of Renault made after 2003-2004 has gotten five stars in the Euro NCAP, and they don't make premium cars. I don't know how they would rate in the US tests, probably not quite as good, but at least it shows that it's possible to make safe AND inexpensive cars at the same time...

You mean something like this?

I believe that 1 km/h higher speed means 2-3% more deaths. At least that's what the scientists say. Here's some information from the Autostrada system. I did a simple calculation just for fun, the table shows the energy of my car (1550 kg) when travelling at different speeds. 90->100 km/h...

Personally I think it's worse that huge companies can buy the truth. But that has nothing to do with this. But it's fascinating that even the official statistics from USA lies to us and say that more people die in car accidents in rural areas rather than in urban areas. Of course, as long as...

You know that the risk of death in case of an accident increases with 40% if you raise your speed from 90 km/h to 100 km/h? And that more people dies in traffic accidents in rural areas rather than urban? So it's probably not a good idea to drive around at 160+ km/h even if it feels comfortable.

Really sad news, I'm sorry Doug.

No, they are studio monitors. But I doubt they will have several hundred watts hitting them very often during office hours.

Nice setup, makes my old Scirocco Spirits look tiny. :-)

Here it's more like $60, $75 and $90. Thank you state monopoly. :)

Highland Park 12... the first whisky I ever bought... The memories. :O) I like it a lot, but it's a small step up in price to the 15 and 18 here, so I usually go with the 18 when I buy Highland Park. (Usually in this case means about one bottle every two years.) A whisky I would like to try is...

I haven't found a use for the Ipad, my life would probably be better without a tablet.

Peugeot are specialists in small and medium sized, efficient, cars so there's probably no market for them in USA. But they make great diesel engines. Volvo got their diesel engines from PSA (Citroën+Peugeot), at least a few years ago.

Today was probably the hardest cycling day I've ever had so far, first a 26.4 km warm up ride and then heading home to grease the chain, then I took a 87 km trip with mostly climbing. Here's a pic from the last ride. Not very good quality, but it's two elks/mooses or whatever you call them that...

I don't know the exact numbers but I think I've used a cadence around 60-80 for the last few years, it just feels most natural for me. I used higher gears before but that made my knees hurt, now those problem are gone.

Another thing that works great is to hang a LED light from a zipper on the jacket and/or rucksack so it swings back and forth. I agree on the invisible thought, many drivers won't even see you in daylight even if you wear "screaming yellow" colored clothes. Apart from that, a "real" bike jacket...

Todays ride wasn't fun 7 m/s wind from NW and 16 m/s in the gusts... And only 923 meters of climbing. http://app.strava.com/activities/67284733

Thanks, the temperatures has mostly stayed around 13-22 C the last weeks, so it's been pretty much perfect for bike rides.

A picture taken with the phone from Frösön over Oviksfjällen from tonights ride, trying to climb some meters in the Rapha Rising challenge. The road was a bit damp and the temperature about 11 C - but no wind, so it was quite nice.

Some post 1950 technology, that is what it really needs.

It's usually the same thing. Better fuel economy=less emissions.

It sounds like a stupid way to reach certain emission levels, why don't they try some good old engineering work instead?

I have continental premium contact 5 in that exact dimension. They are pretty good allround tires with excellent grip in the wet, but the sidewalls are too soft for my taste, so they kill most of the fun. I would probably go with the Pirelli P7 or something from Nokian if I was shopping for new...

Lovely picture, I sometimes miss when my son was that size. :) But every age has its charm.

I just came home from a short ride, I think I had headwind all the way. :) http://app.strava.com/activities/62787241

I think you should go with the 2014 Ultegra Di2. Rohloff Speedhub seems to be more aimed at MTB's, city- and trekking bikes?

Rohloff Speedhub at Amazon

It's kind of my regular route, it's pretty scenic. I prefer when it's a bit up and down as it means I can rest now and then.

Here's my Saturday ride, my Vmax was only 42.76 mph. The weather was great, no wind and perfect temperature. :O)

A Roubaix or Tarmac would definitely be nice, Specialized make some beautiful bikes, unfortunately their local dealer is more interested in selling kid bikes than racing bikes so it's pretty difficult to get a test ride. :/ Besides, the Sempre has been on my radar for about a year, so it wasn't...

My new baby ;-) I only rode it home from the shop today. It's already very comfortable, but I'll have a proper bike fit next week. It'll be interesting to see what difference it makes.

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Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete to logon, just like in the good old days.

Nevermind, I just realised I mixed up, I somehow got confused and got Charles Bronson and Chuck Norris mixed up... but Chuck would surley finish the tunnel in 6 years.

I don't think so, then it would only take 6 years to finish. ;) Very impressive projects, both of them.

I think it's pretty OK here (and in Denmark), with some exceptions. http://translate.google.se/translate?sl=sv&tl=en&js=n&prev=_t&hl=sv&ie=UTF-8&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.dn.se%2Fnyheter%2Fsverige%2Fstinkande-bussresenar-i-uppsala-lovar-battring&act=url

Pretty good public transport commercial from Denmark. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFBEKt-WCT8

All I know is that I would get bored if I lived for 1000 years. The only upside would be that I could have a realistic chance to save money for an Ferrari F40. :) But look at the sharks, they live for 20-30 years, and they have been around for >400 million years. I think the ideal lifespan...

I'm only 13 mentally, physically I'm almost 40.