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Interestingly we had a member of staff who can't copy and paste in Office 365 when using webmail. using IE 10
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Nothing like seeing your old school in the news
Achandler replied to Trapper's topic in General Chat
I had my mouth selotaped shut at primary school and one of my friends was put in a little waste paper bin (up to her shins), because she kept producing rubbish or some other reason. My parents thought it was funny and I probably deserved it for not shutting up! This happened int he early 1990s so that logn ago really. The teacher that did it didn't get in trouble and when i look back at my time at primary school he was also one of my favourite teachers. Parents seem to think there chidlren never misbehave at school, always do what they are told, and are absolute angels. Parents complain when a student is given an after school detention because it is inconvenient for them. Schools are slowly getting softer and softer because there is no longer deterrents, as parents only take their little angels side, and students are simply taking advantage of it -
Your top line you need to sort out the timezone in the config.inc.php, its an easy fix. The second error implies it cannot access the database, so assuming your SQL is setup, you have appear user called mrbs that cannot access the mysql proper.
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Well some nations are fairly easy but i still don't come first after the time limit. Other nations I just go bankrupt or get mashed by everyone else. Personally I have an extended tiemlien game going at the moment where as England I control Ireland, Scotland, most of France, North Spain, North Italy and have Norway and Flanders as vassals. This is my most successful game yet, but have played it from 1200 I am now approaching 1450s now when the normal game would start, so I expect trouble ahead.
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I play it, but i'm rubbish at it, that is all, xcept with addons
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We have a couple of them they are perfectly fine. We replaced some 13 year old cisco switches with them. I bought them from a place that looks extremely dubious but they all arrived and they accept purchase orders, pm if you want to know where, they were much cheaper. Personally we bought 2920 for top of cabinets at remote locations then these to fill them, the need for more then 1gb uplink is all very well and good but most people fibre probably doesn't support it.
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Can You Read People's Emotions By Just Looking At Their Eyes?
Achandler replied to 6Foot2's topic in General Chat
Those images looks like someone has photocopied a newspaper article then photocopied the photocopy etc for about 50 times then given it you to look at. -
Problem with inherited IE GPO settings
Achandler replied to mikkydoos's topic in Windows Server 2012
Well yeah they won't apply but nooen likes redundant settings, i always clean mine up. You just need a Windows 7 with RSAT as above or a 2008 server to get rid of the settings.- 6 replies
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Problem with inherited IE GPO settings
Achandler replied to mikkydoos's topic in Windows Server 2012
Open Group Policy Management, open the correct policy then in user policy -> windows settings -> internet explorer maintenance then connections and porxy settings- 6 replies
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This was all done on 2008 R2 when I did it but from memory. Yes and No. I assume the VMs are being run from local storage? If so then once a physical machine is added then it can still run local VMs. However, you would most likely get some form of downtime when you add a machine to a cluster, I think they need rebooting too. I also don't know if failover cluster manager wants to have a live migration network too anymore. Honestly, you really want to have a plain server (or one with none essential VMs) to add the to the cluster first, even if it is an old server that might just be able to work one or two VMs, so you can move things across manually.
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You are trying to set upa cluster of HyperV servers then. You cans till use a single target but have multiple server poiting to it. You want to look at something like Failover Cluster Manager on yoru hosts and set that up, then you can move your VHDs onto the shared cluster storage and all can access it. Is that what you mean?
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Student Loans Company - Mistakenly overpaid now want repaying - Advice?
Achandler replied to Disaster's topic in General Chat
To be honest, if he owes the money then he owes the money and if he has to pay back as soon as he starts earning he has to pay back, whether he earns a lot or a little, the payments might well be relative. His debt isn't a student loan as it was mistakenly given him, and he spent money he wasn't entitled to. A student or not, when I was a student I knew how much money I was expecting so would have known if there was an issue. I am sure your friend is a nice person but he still has to pay back the money he took when he shouldn't have (by mistake as he claims or not). -
Anyone using Smart LightRaise 60wi Interactive Projectors?
Achandler replied to fiza's topic in AV and Multimedia Related
I have used the older ones (2 years ago) that were pen only, not used the ones that also recognise fingers. -
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Just a quick question, is anyone on there new FrogOS here then? My school is currently looking at it for a replacement to Moodle (not a decision driven by myself but by SLT who are convinced it is necessary to help rebrand and modernie the school). Everything on here is very negative about it, and personally having seen the new FrogOS as they are calling it there seemed to be very little actual substance and a lot of look it can do this and this and this.
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Noone said look at the laser, I said use a phone to take a picture of the end (should also show the infra-red), thus you don't look at it. Others suggested using a torch, as to not damage your eyes. Having briefly researched blinded by fibre optic laser, it appears it is possible but highly unlikely in most cases. But still noone said look at the laser, but if you really are tempted then people have extra told you not to look at it because they seemed bored.
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I don't understand why new houses don't have those fancy everything plugs in them that you get in some hotels, which take, UK/ EU/ US/ Japanese plugs without adapters, get them everywhere then we can all plug anything in in any country, but that would be expensive to implement and to much common sense for msot.
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Usually from the fibre patch there is an A and a B, this shoudl be an ST end, two quite large ends. The other end is an LC end, usually two small connections, if you push them in on the patch bay they have retianing springs, so push and turn it, it shoudl pop off.
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Yeah defo, if you have the laser at each end the run should be fine. I can't emember which is active and no active but basically you have the laser go from one end to the other, obviously you don't have the lasers going through another one side of the run and the other one with no lasers in at all (if that makes sense). I think basically you go A (sender that shows laser) to B on both ends, so they cross at some point (but I don't actually know for definite.)
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i connect oen end to the switch and take a piccy with my phone of the ends, one should be glowing red. Then do the same at the other end and the opposite will be red to check the run is most likely ok. Then if they are ok I swap the A and B round to check.
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Schemes can be different, but usually the price of the house is set. If anyoen gets stuck in a shared ownership it is probably because they bought the house when the house was worth more and now it only worth enough to wipe their face so to speak. Well that is the same for everyone else int he world, shared ownership or not, you have just as much chance of beign stuck in the shared ownership as being in negative equity etc on a normal house. Just remember housing should be a long term plan, and you can't rely on living somewhere and then the cash from the house being enough for you next deposit (as it seems Oaktech sister's issue is), as she only gets half the increased value for example. However, house prices go up faster then savings rates (in most places) and if you intend to live there for 5 years or more and still save a little on the side then it will be the right thing to do.
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I have seen iBoss and use smoothwall. Honestly iBoss seems a lot better, way more features etc. You cna get built in MDM within it. Yes it may have been adjusted to wrk nice with iPads, but as a product it was also very very good. The problem for me was the cost for the amount of features we would currently use, I did however recommend trialling it to another school because I knew they would get more benefit from the solution.
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I think you have to "split up" there troops, tempt them down side corridors chasing your monsters, then pick all your guys and group attack one group etc etc.
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Mayeb you should save some money for a few months until you are out of any probabtion period in the new job you got, just in case.
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Try winhex if it still "works" to an extent it might help. Use the free trial to see if the files exist first
