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What was your analogy?

I was all hype until I found out it's mostly multiplayer and there's [iIRC] about 180 missions locked behind the Amiibo paywall. I'm not supporting that.

...I just got 17 to deploy. Le EDIT: This seems to have gone through with no problems... hmm.

Bravely has a demo. Standard 3DS "locked to 30[?] loads" demo. Gives you some stuff in the main game.

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Works fine here on Chrome for Android, too.

PMing the answer 'cos I aint having people copy mine again.

Edugeek is literally the second google result for "cow puns".

Bravely Default if you like JRPGs. All the Zeldas are good as well.

God damn hippies.

Hard at work, probably...

That isn't even the worst thing I've been called. [Currently sitting here in my Iron-man t-shirt and having long hair.]

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Good luck with that... I sent out a questionnaire about what software is actually used a few years back [so I can get rid of unused stuff] and I'm still waiting for any responses. Then you're looking at tablets. Intel WiDi + Miracast to display it [You need a HDMI connection for it as well]. Windows 8.1 because it's less faff than Android. Linx? Even though you said it isn't to replace the desktop, it may be worth looking at swapping the desktop with tablet/laptop and docking station. Saves having to deal with 2 devices. Possibly a Surface Pro 3, although that would be getting into the realm of a complete hardware refresh in every class.

That really helps... /s Fine. Binatone Veva 1720 cordless phone. Except, you haven't been told what TYPE of device they're thinking of and... Yeah... but to do what? Without knowing what they actually want to do, you can't make any specific suggestions... I'd go Windows for tablets if you've got a Windows network. Zero faffing aboot. [Maybe a bit of faff.] If you can set up wireless display on them [haven't looked into it in a while] it's useful for teachers wandering the class. They can still do things on the screen and can even get pupils to annotate [to show examples or answer questions] without having to stand up in front of everyone. If it has an inbuilt camera, you can use it for some quick and dirty evidence gathering [for pupil progress, not behaviour] or to show a pupil's work on the projector/screen. If you're thinking laptops, same deal. Windows OS if Windows network. Not really much use in a class though.

http://www.adweek.com/adfreak/vibrating-train-windows-will-soon-transmit-ads-directly-your-skull-150936 Click bait aside... its worrying that someone would think this is a good thing to do.

There's a distinct lack of cake 'round here.

Can't you just block withheld numbers? I know that ours used to refuse them, but we had to take it off because hospital appointment phonecalls usually use them...

Zero in 8 years... I feel like I'm due disk failures. Though, the fact I'm expecting them means they won't happen.

Needs more Morgan Aero 8. Though the 1938 Packard Super Eight Sedanca deVille is pretty nice. [Not on the list, elsewhere on the site.]

Wait until it's released. You can get Enterprise/Education from VLSC and create an image. Or grab the Professional ISO from MS and do it that way. There's no need to jump the gun.

Oh God, no. I'm not deploying it [providing I have a say in the matter] until it's been out for at least a year/18 months.

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Yeah... I need to come bug you at work.