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Basic Advice but I would say most people do not follow it! Pillar 1: Technical Competence Pillar 2: Professional Communication Pillar 3: Getting Credit for What You Do Leveling Up: Career Advancement for Software Developers | Peter Lyons | Peter Lyons

Definitely Sennheiser (or if you want to spend more Grado). I own both but use the Sennheiser more often. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grado_Labs

worse than the guy who lost an iphone 4 and jumped off a building? http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/8162325.stm

If you want to set it up yourself these best practices were developed at Stanford University with contributions from the greater Puppet community. Puppet - Puppet Best Practice - Puppet Labs Puppet Tutorial for Linux: Powering up with Puppet | Bitfield Consulting Pro Puppet: Amazon.co.uk: James Turnbull, Jeffrey McCune: Books

If you do that then anyone on the network can connect to the share and delete files!

Don't bother with that use Ubuntu (or any other Linux CD) Use Ubuntu Live CD to Backup Files from Your Dead Windows Computer - How-To Geek

The Microsoft way is WSUS (free) - SCCM (paid) Windows Server Update Services Home System Center Configuration Manager 2007

If you used a Configuration Management system such as Puppet with it's declarative language for expressing system configuration, a client and server for distributing it, and a library for realizing the configuration backed up by a Version Control System then you will have a full audit trail of what changes were made by who to which system and because you are writing recipes they will automatically be translated across platforms. Then whoever takes over your job should have no problem adapting!

It's still better than Symantec!

Boot from a CD / PXE, mount the disk and delete some files?

Use the HCL VMware Compatibility Guide

Download ESXi from HP it will have the extra drivers you need. https://h20392.www2.hp.com/portal/swdepot/displayProductInfo.do?productNumber=HPVM06

Exactly they are using a more energy efficient method of lighting the datacentre than maintaing a separate lighting system.

It's in the 1st post - Open Compute Project

France has actually really being putting it's neck on the line in defense of Human Rights recently in Libya and now in the Ivory Coast. BBC News - Ivory Coast: Gbagbo held after French troops move in

Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité, ou la Mort - certains sont plus égaux que d'autres.

I live in London and I know all my neighbours, admittedly only because of the massive amount of water pouring through my ceiling a few weeks ago.

The neon PoE Fibre Optics is a very nice touch!

woohoo my ferrari is still safe(ly in the showroom) then!

Hacking Conventional Computing Infrastructure We started a project at Facebook a little over a year ago with a pretty big goal: to build one of the most efficient computing infrastructures at the lowest possible cost. We decided to honor our hacker roots and challenge convention by custom designing and building our software, servers and data centers from the ground up. The result is a data center full of vanity free servers which is 38% more efficient and 24% less expensive to build and run than other state-of-the-art data centers. But we didn't want to keep it all for ourselves. Instead, we decided to collaborate with the entire industry and create the Open Compute Project, to share these technologies as they evolve. As a result of the Open Compute Project, Facebook's Oregon data center is now one of the most efficient in the world: Facebook’s energy consumption per unit of computing power has declined by 38%. The new data center has a PUE of 1.073, well below the EPA-defined state-of-the-art industry average of 1.51. This means 93% of the energy from the grid makes it into every Open Compute server. We've removed centralized chillers, eliminated traditional inline UPS systems and removed a 480V to 208V transformation. Ethernet-powered LED lighting and passive cooling infrastructure reduce energy spent on running the facility. http://opencompute.org/images/Intel-Motherboard-Large.jpg http://images.instagram.com/media/2011/04/07/ad392e66fbed45b8814449a8ea000e24_7.jpg http://opencompute.org/images/Racks-Large.jpg http://opencompute.org/images/Datacenter-Electrical-Large.jpg

Is it a teaching qualification, PGCE? ICT Coordinator; Bridge or Barrier? | doug woods

rd /s is the command you want you could feed this a list of dir names

The switchoff would mean freeview gets stronger if anything

Single Transferable Vote! http://upload.wikimedia.org/math/0/e/7/0e7352003d9bcaa654979c904b8b5492.png The best system shame they are going for AV instead. Single transferable vote - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

A bit tough? You are a master of understatement!