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Yes - vanilla Google Nexus One running 2.2.1 build FRG83D.

So they aren't seen as discriminating towards people who have a disability?

Is he called Richard?

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I've had this piece of news on my radar too, but I don't think it'll ever get off the ground.

Wink - [Homepage] CamStudio - Free Screen Recording Software Both free.

7 - painful! 8 - LOL

WTF?! Is he blind??

Yahoo have a weather API seemingly for the whole world. E.g. Yahoo! Weather - Newcastle upon Tyne, GB You just need the "WOEID" (Where On Earth ID) of the location you want the weather for. Go here (England Weather Forecasts | Maps | News - Yahoo! Weather), find your location, and look at the URL of the page you end up on. It will end in a number - that's the WOEID. Documentation: http://developer.yahoo.com/weather/

Have a look at the latest info on Anandtech, they have some great in-depth reviews and information: Storage - AnandTech :: Your Source for Hardware Analysis and News

We were off last Friday for a training day, and the school's been closed all this week due to the snow.

Closed Front street at about 7am; and view of garage from kitchen window at about 9am: The car on the drive is relatively well sheltered compared to the rest parked in the street

Not natively with Javascript. If the web server is IIS and the browser is IE, then you should be able to use the LOGON_USER environment variable from ASP/PHP scripts. Otherwise, you may struggle. The NTLM auth module for Apache is a bit hit-and-miss.

May he roast in peace.

Same here, but there was only going to be 4 of us left in school (IT, science tech and office manager). So we've been given a "work from home" day

Sorry. That's cloud hosting for you (Twitpic, Amazon S3). Now updated post - native EG attachments

Our technician also had an unfortunate incident with the cyan toner in an OKI printer. His new name became Avatar or Papa Smurf thereafter Sadly, no photos

I pronounce it tomartoe.

Yep, got it here, but only a couple of inches. Work and home:

These are your columns; not rows - the rows are the actual records/data that's inserted and stored there. Got ya! You want them to be able to search for something, and have the DB look up data matching this; but only in the int_no, ext_no, mob_no, name, other fields. Yes? OK... Your query should look something like this: SELECT * FROM telephone WHERE (int_no LIKE '%$dir_search%') OR (ext_no LIKE '%$dir_search%') OR (mob_no LIKE '%$dir_search%') OR (name LIKE '%$dir_search%') OR (other LIKE '%$dir_search%') Hope that helps

Breakfast in the morning, dinner at noon, tea in the evening, and supper late at night.

A polarising filter attached to the webcam may help a little bit, but won't eliminate the problem completely. As an addition to what abullett mentioned, block out as much light from the room as possible. A solution which may work, would be to use an empty cardboard box big enough for the webcam to fit in, with an open end pressed flush against the window.

I personally don't like Ruby as a language - it's too 'human' for me - I like my curly braces and semicolons. From my experience, too, the whole Ruby on Rails and gems system is notoriously a PITA to install. One wrong version number and you're up the creek without a paddle. However, it's the most popular language on Github at the moment (along side Javascript), has a huge following and are some pretty good projects in it. I stick with the traditional LAMP stack (PHP, MySQL) because it's familiar and a very popular and common platform. If you won't be distributing your projects though, that is less of a worry

A note if you decide to use my CRBS: It's not compatible with PHP version 5.3 (5.2 is OK though). I'm still working on version 2.

I was just wondering earlier if a new version of Impreo had been released!