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I assume you have a local copy of your DNS Zone? so if the website is http://www.myschool.sch.uk you need to create a local A record for www in the myschool.sch.uk zone, deleting the old one just causes an entry not found error
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We are looking at getting log burner with a backboiler in our new house, so we can have a nice fire going and heat the house from it. If you have the storage for logs you can get them unseasoned let them dry out (takes about 12 Months) and it can work out cheaper than mains gas! For the plumbing aspect you can tap direct into the existing circuit as if the stove was another radiator, but as Homer said you do need a separate head sink radiator so if the house is already hot the water in the system doesn't boil over. Some great info here - Boiler stoves: I fit them and I'll show you how. | The Stove Fitter's Manual
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+1 for Mediawiki here, once its setup and AD integrated it is really straight forward to use
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forenamesurname.wales here, as above just for email
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Block them and see if anything breaks?
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I've got the Wiley Fox Swift 2 plus, only had it a couple of weeks but its been solid so far. Would recommend
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Got it all upgraded now, sitting on 2012 R2 SP1. Thanks for your assistance with Microsoft's convoluted naming system
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That is looking promising, cheers Steve
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not been able to find one on there - under System centre 2012 with SP2 the download is for the SP2 version
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Hello all, we are attempting to upgrade our SCCM to support Windows 10 Clients. We are on 2012 RTM and the only upgrade path is to 2012 SP1, unfortunatly Microsoft no longer make this available - all the downloads are for SCCM 2012 with SP2 which throws an error. Does anyone have a 2012 SP1 ISo they could make available? Thank you
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only 802.11b uses 22mhz channels, g uses 20mhz, n uses 20Mhz base but can bond to 40Mhz. ac can go up to 80 or 160Mhz channels. Channels 1, 6 and 11 work for 802.11b networks, or faster ones in the US. but if you are in Europe (or anywhere else where 12 and 13 are permitted) then 1, 5, 9, 13 gives you 4 non-overlapping channels
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There are lots more timed missions, presumably to avoid the very long missions in the first one, where you could go 30-40 turns with very slow advances and sitting in overwatch. I haven't really had an issue with the timers, yes they force you to keep moving forwards, but I've not found myself having to take undue risks to complete missions within the time limit.
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The game pre-generates the Random numbers at the start of each mission, so reloading a save and re-trying the same shot will always give the same outcome. There was a Second Wave option in the original to turn this behaviour off, I don't know if there is a similar option in 2. Basically if you want a different result, you need to take a different action, or alter the sequence.
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For the second part, assuming that the script is signed: Setup the task with a suitable descriptive name and setup the triggers as needed. it may be neccessary to set the tesk to 'Run with highest privileges' On the Actions tab set the following Actions: Run: Powershell Arguments: .\Scriptname.ps1 Start in: C:\Support where C:\Support is the local folder where the script resides.
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Virgin Media to setup their own version of Openzone
Chris_Jones replied to Dos_Box's topic in General Chat
If you do use this, and someone else nearby does as well you could use it to double your internet speed -
Any Windows will open, once
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I think the rule of early access games is see which ones @haldarulon picks and dont get those!
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I would say sometimes, but make sure its either from a company who have released games previously or looks like it would be fun to play now - don't buy it on the basis it should be good when its finished!
