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LAZORZ! ...always lazorz. anything with lazorz

@KrakowKaz thanks for the link, I'm sure some will find it very useful. However in the interests of transparency I think you should make it clear you work for the company that develops the tool. Cheers

That's what I thought too. Although, the above comments still stand, it is a VERY clean layout

After my Note 3 got nicked (right after christmas, yaaay) I'm currently using a OnePlus One - and I have to say I'm fairly impressed, especially for the money. It's very well made and has some snazzy features. Tariff is a rolling months SIM only contract from Three. £12.90, unlimited data (including LTE/4G), 200 minutes, 5000 texts. Plus you get free usage of your allowance abroad in a select number of countries - which is exceedingly useful for me. Feel At Home - Phones - Discover - Three

cheap 'worth a shot' solution: Condenser Zoom Video Microphone | Maplin I got one of those and it's better than you'd expect, obviously not sennheiser good, but alright

FYI: There's a couple of lync integrated ones on the market already: Busylight Lync - presence indicator & call alert for Microsoft Lync Busy light for Lync | Stop Interruption in the Office | Presence Indicator by Blync <- that one offers the same features as above without lync installed.

17. Beware the jaberwock 18. The site staff are replicants. Don't ask why they're not helping a turtle on its back.

That doesn't sound like a good time to me, and the risk of corneal damage I would assume is quite high. But, whatever people wanna do. It's certainly different

Surely the doc should contain the fact that changes in infrastructure would demand changes in DR? Or the point made when the document is presented? Either that or the whole thing is just: "OFFSITE BACKUPS. Luvz, Localzuk."

I'm of a mind that as soon as it's committed to a document and approved it's out of date - certainly with the speed of changes here. So it's an evolving thing; BCP and DR split out into different sections, and constantly review.

#geekquotes ..obviously

For the low, low price of £500 I'll do an exorcism that GUARANTEES there are no ghosts in your house afterwards.

Two members won't be able to reach quorum, do you have a file share witness?

I think he's asking how many members, and how do they obtain quorum? Select Quorum Options for a Failover Cluster

WARNING: above disclaimer may contain, but not be limited to, satire, irony and humour...

blocking boingboing? HEATHEN le sigh...fine

no love for X-Com? :-(

Of course, I feel we can all get behind this mail footer: http://boingboing.net/2014/12/10/world-beating-email-eula.html

Not open air, but I went for one of these: Carbide Series® Air 540 High Airflow ATX Cube Case with a CPU AIO cooler (which there is loads of room for) you end up with a complete air channel with push and pull fans front and back. As the PSU, SSDs etc are in a separate compartment you end up with the rad pulling out the top and a proper unblocked massive air channel through the middle. Basically I've not even considered water cooling my GPUs, even with them being overclocked currently. It's a big old beast, but has loads of room and looks pretty snazzy.

Personally, it's been a while since I've seen a REALLY offensively large "bit at the bottom of the email that is after the signature but isn't legally required" {disambiguation} Certainly, getting a mail with something even a bit out of the ordinary is cause for much laughing and sharing here. Although trying to legislate it seems madness, especially when control of the print output is in the hands of the recipient...

I work for a Limited Company. I didn't say it was a school requirement.

Er, no. You read the bit under the bit about signs on your link? That includes email under the Companies (Trading Disclosures) Regulations 2008...our (semi) tame lawyer had a fit when she didn't see it on internal mails until I explained it was an outbound transport rule...

it plays havoc some authentication systems, also at risk linux kernels can deadlock

Well, the last time this happened in June 2012, I would hope any at risk systems were patched for it. I know of a java and linux kernel patch that exists.

Good for him getting it to 17 words...of course, no UK business can legally do that *facepalm* Email notices and email footers