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I've had good and bad drivers deliver to us trouble is doesn't matter what the company if the driver is useless. Ben

The RMT boss said that the Government bails out the bankers so why not City Link, whilst it's bad that people are losing their jobs it's a completely different thing. Ben

Didn't do much with our xbox one on xmas day so wasn't affected. Ben

Indeed without performing SSL decryption your filter will only ever see the top level domain of an ssl site so sites.google.com this is why your blocking isn't working as you think it should. Ben

Looks like it could be a new version of VLSC that will eventually be rolled out. Ben

Education versions comply with safe harbour. Ben

I would rather have an encrypted container that I can move/backup elsewhere. Ben

There is also the new development of Truecrypt although there isn't a public release yet: https://ciphershed.org/ Ben

Bit locker on a normal USB stick and make sure it's backed up. Ben

Chocolate selection box ftw Ben

Not got one to try yet but want to get a realtek tv stick that can be used for this. Ben

Are the line thicknesses the same? Ben

According to the FB TOS: What does that mean then? Ben (bold added by me)

Can't see anything there that says your photos are no longer your personal property or that facebook will use them in a way other than what you allow.

I doubt it as he got the outcome he desired i.e an F1 seat. Ben

Please provide clarification and source on what facebook will do with my pictures.

School nativity today where my youngest was Mary the school banned photo's from being taken during the performance and then allowed time at the end for photo's to be taken Ben

They're still used for personal use if put on facebook though. Ben

"The law talks about 'domestic purposes' - this would include taking pictures for your own use and for that of family and close friends. "But when it comes to Facebook and other social networking sites, where it is very much more public, that's where you would need consent from the parents of kids in the photos." Taken from BBC News - When can't you take photos of a nativity play? I guess it's because you can't be sure of everyone privacy settings on FB. Ben

https://ico.org.uk/for_organisations/sector_guides/~/media/documents/library/Data_Protection/Practical_application/TAKING_PHOTOS_V3.ashx Ben

It's not the technology that's relevant though it's how it's used and that will vary wildly, some staff use IWB's fantastically well and other just use them as a projection surface this won't change just by using a different tech. Ben

News article was saying they couldn't agree commercial terms with cinemas so it could be that. Ben

By we I guess your head means you? This is something that's more for creative arts types people I guess but I agree with what's been said above. Ben

Yeah saw that this morning. Been a few times and will go a few more before Feb I reckon although a lot of the time we use groupon type deals for the local cinemas. Ben

We just used outlook.com/schoolname Ben