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Not sure, I think there's someone going to be on-site.

Ours are hatched! godolphinandlatymer.tv

I think I'll politely decline your most generous offer.

I recently ditched my FitBit Charge HR after a couple of months in favour of a gifted Apple Watch. Any offers for the FitBit?

I had one a few months ago who made it past reception and actually got hold of me. I told them politely where to go, at which point, they started a barrage of emails to various members of SLT (presumably found on the web-site) asking if I had the authority to tell him to foxtrot oscar. Then he rang again, disguised his voice, asked for the finance dept, got put through to the Bursar's PA, who gave him fairly short shrift also!

Your post is timely as I'm looking to get rid of a Lapsafe Mini Mentor, PM me, I'm sure we could come to some arrangement.

As and when here, HP lifetime warranty is great, so we just do it when we reach capacity or need to replace with PoE.

Here's my messy place!

Since October 2011, ouch!

2 iPhone 6. Personal one (128Gb) on Three for £15 a month SIM only. Work one (16Gb) on o2 on a poxy 3G only work plan.

I've had similar problems with my 2005 BMW E46 330 diesel. Seems particularly bad on a Monday morning when it hasn't been used all weekend. Automatic as well so bump starting is not an option. Just shelled out nearly £100 for a new battery too.

I love mine!

There's only 1 partition in disk utility.

My Mac seems to think it has 2 instances of OSX, Pictured is the Boot Options screen, the instance on the left works find, and the one on the right produces the susequent error. I've restored the whole machine from TC but the problem comes back. It doesn't affect the functionality of the working OSX instance, it's more of a personal OCD issue of it being there and not functioning.

I always buy Ergotron, a little on the pricey side, but very good quality. Image of the one on my desk.

It says rota, so presumably those hours are either extremes of the rota.

I love my Draytek 2860!

We’re about to have a central print release system installed and I’m looking to find an appropriately geeky/amusing acronym to call the print queue. We've come up with P.R.I.N.T (Print release intelligent network technology) but am struggling to come up with something better. Any ideas?

The way I understand it is that there was no hack/compromise, just a blind acceptance of mail to their all students distribution list. Some bright spark signed up said distribution list to all sorts of lovely x-rated services! Then some students were hitting reply-all asking for the mails to stop which just added to the problem.

Gotta feel kinda sorry for whoever is responsible for this blunder, very glad that my mistakes don't make the national media. All for the sake of the "Only accept mail from authenticated senders" check-box on your all students mailing list. #BelloGate: Thousands of UCL students sent YouPorn, Ukip and Sarah Palin links in email hack - News - Gadgets and Tech - The Independent Our librarian is a student there and forwards her UCL email to her school email, 2700 emails in her inbox this morning!

Are you also a member of the pupils group? The deny permission will take precedence over any 'allow' permission you have.

Yes, because that worked so well for RM!

Well up for that.

XFM all day every day in my office.

QNAP TS-421, great bit of kit.