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Since they've stopped making servers, I've wondered what Apple uses internally. They do not sell or make any server side software for email, document management, and collaboration.

Gone are the days where you could run Windows Server as a run-of-the mill desktop OS. Also I as I discovered when I toyed with Server 2012 when TechNet was still active, its significantly more complicated to setup than Server 2008. Not for the casual hobbyist.

Seeing HP products other than printers and computer in my youth, Agilent is the 'real HP' in my mind, and perhaps other people. Computer and printers by HP started in the 1980's I think.

I hope he succeeds, but, my thoughts exactly.

I created a new account to view the interface. It's slick. This is no longer Hotmail. It's full-blown Exchange. Profiles in Microsoft Office Outlook 2013 and 2016 show the connection is via Exchange. I can move email and email folders between outlook.com inboxes and PST files (which EAS won't...

Thanks, but as I cannot substitute the uVerse gateway, I would not gain any advantage other than the 'cool' factor.

Can someone explain to me why I would need this? Which scenario benefits from such a device. I have uVerse (aDSL) and the 'residential gateway' has four 1GBS ports and Wi-Fi. So, if understand correctly, I would need the gateway + router + a four port switch? I cannot substitute the residential...

Well, what did you expect from a golf cart?

I signed in just to upvote your post.

Excellent. It reminded me, once again, how much excellent science-fiction Star Trek has entertained us over the years. (Along with the so many bad, bad, bad episodes, of course.)

/troll Maybe with Wil Wheaton as captain?

Thanks, Lee, for another great article about aeronautics. The photos are great! Is your camera fitted with APS-C sensor, or full-frame? I'm only asking because as you most certainly know, it impacts the designated focal length. (I often use my smartphone for wide-angle shots.) I miss the days...

Thank you! Yes, remember dbx noise reduction as well. But when Dolby C NR came into the market dbx faded away, it seems. Up to that point, I remember reading about dbx on TEAC and TASCAM decks. My late 1990's Sony deck has Dolby S and HX Pro. It was probably the last deck on the market that had...

Hmmm... Reading this article on a Lumia 830...

Perhaps for the same reason some people love steam locomotives.

While criticism of LP's and cassettes are fully warranted, I think the success of NAC is cause for celebration. I'm glad it's sticking around, and it gives us another choice. I still have some unwrapped TDK SA and SA-X tapes. Of all the audio gear I've owned, the one I am most fond of is my old...

While people of faith oftentimes use their beliefs to dodge scientific evidence, I just hope this discussion does not become a debate between people of religious conviction and atheists.

It's always weird to read about something that I've been using for a few months. My brief assessment is that this is a well-designed OS. Not as original as WP 8.0 however. Stability and performance issues remain; perhaps because my apps are loaded on external storage. I hope the OS sticks...

Awesome. I live by Ellington and whenever I hear the WB-57 doing its slow, low runs above the Clear-Lake subdivisions I stop what I'm doing and take a look. Glad to learn there's three of these babies flying around.

Pete, I usually like your reviews, but I don't get all the negative mood here. Evidently, iris scanning is a shortcoming for many people. I could not determine exactly what was wrong with the device except that perhaps as a whole reviewers have gotten a bit blasé. This handset seems to be in...