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It includes one. Buy a larger SD card and leave it in? Why would you need firewire or USB3? Really? (At least you can change the battery) ________ I am with NatWest. I was offered a Visa debit last year when I upgraded to the Gold account, but declined. Because I didn't need one, and would have to re-memorise the number after just getting used to the current one at the time

Nexus One Phone - Feature overview & Technical specifications

ARGH! Google Checkout doesn't support Maestro!

Is it not a standard mini USB one?

One of the comedians has a gerbil cam with infrared - either tech_guy or mattx, I forget which one.

Yes please, if you have one spare

*mumbles something about decent phones don't need jailbreaking...*

http://www.wallpaperandborders.co.uk/wallpaper-shop/images/cheap%20paste.jpg Should do the trick.

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Yes. I quite like the Motorola Milestone, with its QWERTY keyboard. But I also like the Nexus One for its greater specification and AMOLED screen. But which is better?

Were you also wearing a long black leather coat and sunglasses?

No we can't, but we can cut it out, show it to our friends and discuss if it's a good place to work at, what job it is, what the responsibilities would be and also talk about the pay. What makes a forum better than the newspaper is that discussion would take place in context of the advert. With a newspaper, the poster wouldn't get that great feedback or hear the discussion. On a forum, they do - bonus.

But if the job does get discussed (just in a slightly different place) - does this make the job poster immune to getting upset about comments on the job advert? I don't see how having the two entities separate will rectify that part of the issue.

Nexus One users: how are you finding the on-screen keyboard? Quick enough to type accurately?

Great result Phone cable could do with being tidied up a bit though

The great thing* about using a iPods/iPhones in an education environment is that they have non-replaceable batteries, so after 12-18 months you have to buy new again. * for Apple

Good point. Plus it's a lot more fun building your own

For storage, have you considered the Netgear ReadyNAS rack mount devices? ReadyNAS 1100 : NETGEAR ReadyNAS Community RNR4450 - ReadyNAS? 1100 2 TB Dual Gigabit Rackmount Network Storage (4 x 500 GB)

No worries, glad you got it eventually. Samba is so configurable, that getting smb.conf right the first time without any resources isn't an easy task.

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Mine hasn't changed much since this one in 2008, except the taskbar is now twice the height so I can see more running apps at once: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2098/2457231575_98905610fd_m.jpg

On the surface, it looks as though these projectors will give you significant TCO savings in both cost and time: No replacement lamps No image quality degradation over time No time spent on cleaning filters Auto power-off Lower power consumption If you're looking at getting a new projector now, I'd recommend a Casio so you can at least get one installed in your environment and see how well it performs.

Just importing mine into Lightroom now. Ho ho ho... EduTech will need to go even further into hibernation

I'd put money on the answer to that being "yes".

On our Zimbra server, each member of staff has a second "persona" on their account - an address alias (initial & surname) and sender name (Mr/Mrs/Miss + Surname). A rule is applied that automatically uses that persona when replying to messages sent to its address alias. It's also useful if they want to email students. I'd have thought something like this was possible with MSexChange/Outlook...