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Depends on how they are licenced tbh. Probably ok with the OS if they have a sticker still attached. Ben
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Logitech b110's here too misco bogof. Ben
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Very-PC thinbooks ftw. Ben
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My portable unit stores and condensed water and then you can empty it in to a container and dispose of. It's a premair unit. Ben
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Should have called it HDMPi surely? Ben
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You need to exhaust the hot air anyway so hose for water shouldn't be an issue? Ben
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We put a pumpkin out and the kids like to give out the sweets but once they've run out we put the pumpkins away and don't answer the door anymore, had quite a few this year, Missus, eldest and youngest are out at a party so just me and middle child here as she was too naughty to go to the party. Ben
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You don't need sccm to use forefront though it may give you a bit more control and reporting. I use gpo and pdq deploy for s/w installs. Ben
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BBC News - 'Hexacopter' changes the way TV reporters work Load of rubbish, no they don't Ben
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This is very true at my sister in laws wedding I got what is considered to be the shot of the day with the bride and her father. Ben
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@robk The reader came from Altman as part of our secureprint solution but I've seen them on uk websites for cheaper than what Altman charge. The pcProxConfig does allow a prefix to be set and it works however I'm struggling to make it output ~ as it's configured in the s/w with an onscreen keyboard that appears to be a US layout one and where the ~ is on that keyboard outputs the wrong character on my system. Ben
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Skilfull in trying not to fall asleep and drive in to the wall, lol Ben
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Rock, Paper, Scissors? Ben
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I wouldn't start small claims proceedings yet without getting some legal advise. It costs you £25 to lodge it in the first instance with the online service and is straightforward to follow they send the details to the other party and then you go from there. Ben
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That entirely depends on his EPOS system really and whether it has the capability of anyway to write a plugin or additional s/w to handle that side of things without knowing what it is impossible to say. Ben
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Storing the data on the cards is potentially a DP nightmare although if he's storing customer details in his pc system he'll have to be registered anyway. Better to just put a barcode on the card that can then be scanned by his normal barcode scanner. Ben
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The ecu is one such part currently, I just the article that refers to the "traction control" and seems to be linking the kers with the suspension which is interesting and not aginst the rules with the changes for next year around the engines and kers it will be interesting. Ben
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If he's in anyway a "professional" although it doesn't sound like it then he should be contacting data recovery companies. I doubt he would give you the drive for you to do this as I would expect it would have other customers pictures on as well. Ben
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@robk I've got one of those RFIdeas mifare card reader on my desk I can test this for you if you want? Ben
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Got 2 days booked off at the end of the week before that got a few upgrades and stuff to do. Ben
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DNS resolver issues - NSLOOKUP works, Ping doesn't
plexer replied to SteveBentley's topic in Windows 7
2 year old thread. Ben -
If passwords are stored in a reversible format in such a global provider such as Google I would remove it immediately. Ben
