I'm keen to find out if there are any x86 VM solutions for the new Intel-based Macs. Microsoft has made no comment about Virtual PC for Mac (which you would think might be the easier than emulating an x86 on a PowerPC). I think VMWare has always focuses on x86 Linux and Windows. So is there anything out there for the new Intel Macs?
The Moog Cookbook is a cool duo from LA that does cover versions of 80s/90s/00s tunes using (primarily) Moog instruments. Available on iTunes, they have some great covers of Lenny Kravitz, Green Day, Nirvana, Soundgarden, an others.
I flew Lufthansa in April from Vancouver to Frankfurt, and I found the WiFi service to be pretty fast. However, I do object to having to pay extra for this, even though I had business class ticket. Doesn't the airline have enough gross margin on the $1500 business class premium that they could toss in WiFi for free? I know that WiFi is available for all passengers (even you low-lifes in "steerage" class). But can't they just print some voucher code on my business/1st-class boarding pass that will auto-validate my WiFi link? Ah, screw it. I'll just have more free Chardonnay to make up for the cost.
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I'm keen to find out if there are any x86 VM solutions for the new Intel-based Macs. Microsoft has made no comment about Virtual PC for Mac (which you would think might be the easier than emulating an x86 on a PowerPC). I think VMWare has always focuses on x86 Linux and Windows. So is there anything out there for the new Intel Macs?
The Moog Cookbook is a cool duo from LA that does cover versions of 80s/90s/00s tunes using (primarily) Moog instruments. Available on iTunes, they have some great covers of Lenny Kravitz, Green Day, Nirvana, Soundgarden, an others.
I flew Lufthansa in April from Vancouver to Frankfurt, and I found the WiFi service to be pretty fast. However, I do object to having to pay extra for this, even though I had business class ticket. Doesn't the airline have enough gross margin on the $1500 business class premium that they could toss in WiFi for free? I know that WiFi is available for all passengers (even you low-lifes in "steerage" class). But can't they just print some voucher code on my business/1st-class boarding pass that will auto-validate my WiFi link? Ah, screw it. I'll just have more free Chardonnay to make up for the cost.