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Yes, yes it is.
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I work in primaries so there's not too much deliberate mocking. But one thing I have found is kids are brutally honest. If a child notices a flaw, they will point it out. Not in a derogatory way, but more of a curiosity way.
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I've heard people saying that the regeneration limit could be a law that was passed on Gallifrey and not actually a biological limit.
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+1 for YooTheme used them in the past. You do have to pay but at the very least should give you some inspiration.
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Kid saved work %somewhere% - need cmd to find it on file server
bladedanny replied to Miscbrah's topic in *nix
Doesn't really help but in past experiences %somewhere% means 'I didn't save it but don't want to get in trouble'. Don't know off the top of my head but try 'man find' and have a look at the options. --edit-- Just had a quick read myself and something along the lines of find -user $NAME -amin $n Where $name is username and $n is how long ago in minutes it was last accessed. -
Maybe use one as a diagnostics machine? Used to check ping, network speeds etc. when there's a problem. Nice and portable to carry around school. Could aslo be used for RDPing when onsite in a class room.
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STOCKTOBER2! A month of prizes and sweeties from VeryPC
bladedanny replied to VeryPC's topic in Our Advertisers
If it gets me an extra entry into the next competition, why not? -
STOCKTOBER2! A month of prizes and sweeties from VeryPC
bladedanny replied to VeryPC's topic in Our Advertisers
It was pretty extreme taking a photo in front of a mirror. Does that count? -
Just had an email from humble bundle, they've added more games and dlc to this deal. If you already bought it you automatically get the new stuff.
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It depends. The only bit I used PHP for was to pull text from a text file for notices and announcements.
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STOCKTOBER2! A month of prizes and sweeties from VeryPC
bladedanny replied to VeryPC's topic in Our Advertisers
Wow, I'd keep an eye out for your postman wearing a stocktober t-shirt. -
STOCKTOBER2! A month of prizes and sweeties from VeryPC
bladedanny replied to VeryPC's topic in Our Advertisers
Did it arrive like that or is that after the cat escaped? -
How good is your HTML/CSS/PHP coding? We have an old (and I mean old) desktop running as a LAMP server. There is a basic landing page with boxes for various sections such as links, notices, search etc. The same server also hosts our helpdesk and xibo systems too.
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Working here at the time of this post. It does seem slower than usual though
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I've only bought three bundles so can't comment outside that, but none of the games included in those needed Origin. They've all been direct download and/or steam keys. I've only seen the EA one that needed Origin
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STOCKTOBER2! A month of prizes and sweeties from VeryPC
bladedanny replied to VeryPC's topic in Our Advertisers
You mean to say there's a dead pigeon somewhere in Somerset with all those prizes? First one to find it gets to keep them all!! -
Hi, Yeah no worries, I don't pretend to be an expert though. In terminal via SSH do sudo nano /etc/environment That should open the environment file Then add to the file: http_proxy="http://proxyaddress:port" https_proxy="https://proxyaddress:port" Then press CTRL + X to exit making sure to save changes. This is the way I've added proxy support mainly when using ubuntu based distros. Not sure if it's the same on debian based systems (I think ubuntu is debian based so in theory it should) Having looked on the screenly FAQ it says it doesn't support proxies and no one seems to have mentioned this method so it may not work.
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Hi, Computer Config > Admin Templates > System > Verbose vs Normal status messages Enable this. Hope this helps.
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Youtube for schools not working now?
bladedanny replied to localzuk's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
Could it be to do with the recent shakeup of how youtube works? With the google+ integration and video URLS etc. -
Hi, I've just googled screenly. I thought it was an app that ran on a base Linux distro. I guess the only other way to do it would be to set up a transparent proxy. I've done this in the past using smoothwall express as a transparentproxy and editing the clients (in this case your rasppi) IP settings and changed the default gateway to the smoothwall express IP address. If it's only acting as a transparent proxy for your screenly pi a VM should suffice.
