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This is great
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actually i've wondered about that for some time, interested in an answer too!
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This issue cropped up because symantec AV wouldn't remotely update the definitions on a laptop. Essentially i can ping the laptops IP address but not it's name. nslookup returns: *** %server%.%domain%.internal can't find %machine-name%: non-existent domain We recently had some extra vlans installed for a couple of new wireless SSIDs and new DHCP scopes and DNS zones setup to match. There are no PTR records in the new DNS zones at all, even though i have configured a dozen or so laptops to a new SSID/vlan Can anyone advise?? Thanks
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doh and now i've deleted my post because i thought you were agreeing with 3s-gtech's 'it seems'
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is that 2Tb of lossless audio? or mp3?
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this is interesting, i have 3 ibm thinkpads at home that have a comment vga dry joint problem. The solution i read was to heat the vga chip up gradually with a heat gun and then cool it back down again. This could be an alternative, still means i've got to strip the things down though
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to be honest i'd rather not use the staff room for 3 reasons 1) it's over the other side of site, inconvenient 2) noone takes responsibility for cleaning anything 3) voluntarily going to the staff room is not a 'break' for any member of IT support staff (surely this is true in any school?) Instead ,come lunch time, it's door locked, blind down, headphones in and microwave on!
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i have a toaster, microwave, fridge, kettle, coffee machine
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I've discovered that if i enable one of the codecs in the Movie Maker (2.1.4028) Tools>Options>Compatibility window i can get some of our awkward formats to work. But how can i deploy this change through the school?
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Birthday week, perfect timing. (of course there's no chance they'll stick to a release date)
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i find it strange that people will not eat chicken and beef but will drink milk or eat eggs, the milk & egg industries have no use for male animals and they usually get killed at birth
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Virgin Media's new p2p and usenet throttling
Greenbeast replied to rush_tech's topic in General Chat
From the article it suggest that is to change -
Virgin Media's new p2p and usenet throttling
Greenbeast replied to rush_tech's topic in General Chat
it's great to be with one of the last few 'unlimited' ISPs out there isn't it..... /sarcasm -
Virgin Media's new p2p and usenet throttling
Greenbeast replied to rush_tech's topic in General Chat
well i guess that just ended their reign as one of the best ISPs for downloads I might downgrade from 20mbps now as it hardly seems worth it. -
There is no single gene for any condition or feature of our biology, so they are completely right to say that and it has no bearing on whether ADHD is genetically linked on not.
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There is (or was) work to be had packaging, my father in law contracts for a large pharmaceutical company, now mostly general support but he used to be contracted just to do software packaging.
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Well given that 3 separate machines have been used in this room, that can't be possible, especially as those machines work fine in my office. I will take a look at the port on the switch though
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I've got a particular room where the teacher's machine hangs at the CC3 login screen, before anyone gets a chance to type anything. - It happens with any machine (i've tested 2 of same hardware (non-RM) and a third of differing hardware (RM)) - It doesn't happen the first day, each time i've put a machine in, it works for that day and then upon starting up the next day the problem occurs - It happens regardless of the name of the machine, the second and following attempts at rebuilding i used different names for the machine in case it was a machine account issue. Any ideas? It strikes me as a network issue, but i don't know what would cause it and why only on that network point
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Thanks for the offer i will take a look just in case but i think i've got it working. I used Process Monitor to see what was denied when logged on as a teacher, allowing read/write access to this folder seems to have sorted it: C:\documents and settings\All users\app data\ audodesk\adlm
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I managed to get the package to install and work for a system admin but it doesn't for for students and staff, unless systemadmin has run it first. This would be fine, in fact i went round both classrooms and logged on to each machine and ran it as systemadmin, only to find that once the machines restart, it doesn't work anymore. any ideas?
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Thanks, i think i'll suspend my giganews account and give them a go
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Is that unlimited for £7? I'm currently with Giganews paying £8.5 for 54Gb
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I've heard this too but don't know how much stock to put in it, i only suffer slightly as it is but i will try my own honey on the run up to summer next year
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My first sting was on the ankle, i was just in shorts and trainers but as you probably realise the ankle is fairly unprotected by a bee suit anyway. The second sting was on the shoulder through the bee suit material. I put my luck down to a couple of things - The general temperament of my bees, they are easy to work with. - the style of hive means minimal disruption during inspections. Only part of the colony is exposed at any one time.
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Well i've only had them a couple of months, yes they're not as productive in terms of honey as a 'traditional' style hive, but they produce more wax, something i can use equally well, if not moreso for candle and soaps. We don't eat a lot of honey so i'll probably be giving it as gifts. My garden too has a path up the middle to off-road parking at the back, plus my workshop/shed is directly opposite the hive about 8' away. I use the garden as normal, we store our wheelie bins the other side of the hive about 1m away. I can sit literally in contact with the hive watching them while they carry on regardless. Only when a little agitated (for example if they're havign a bit too much attention from wasps/hornets, etc...) will they send out a guard to discourage me. At times the entrance (and surrounding air) can get quite busy but even so, they're doing their thing and don't care about me. Remember honeybees die if they sting, so it tends to be a last resort. I've only got 2 stings in the 2 months i've had them and each time it was my fault (once i had to shake some bees out of a feeder without a bee suit on and the second was while doing a little comb surgery to straighten things up inside)
