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Ha what a load of tosh. Go in to anyone garage/shed and you'll find parts that could be used to make a gun. Are the police going to arrest you for having some pipe and nails etc..... Ben
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There are limited circumstances in which audio recording may be justified, subject to sufficient safeguards. These could include: *Audio based alert systems (such as those triggered by changes in noise patterns such as sudden shouting). Conversations must not be recorded, and operators should not listen in. *Two-way audio feeds from ‘help points’ covered by CCTV cameras, where these are activated by the person requiring assistance. *Conversations between staff and particular individuals where a reliable record is needed of what was said, such as in the charging area of a police custody suite6. *Where recording is triggered due to a specific threat, e.g. a ‘panic button’ in a taxi cab. In the limited circumstances where audio recording is justified, signs must make it very clear that audio recording is being or may be carried out. Taken from: http://www.ico.org.uk/Global/~/media/documents/library/Data_Protection/Detailed_specialist_guides/ICO_CCTVFINAL_2301.ashx Ben
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@GREED yay welcome aboard brother, get ready to mo If any other edugeekers want in jump on board the mo train. Donations would also be greatly appreciated. Ben
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Welcome to the new team edugeek members get ready to start your grow mo brothers Ben
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The college in our federation using them for their desktops and we put in 41 genie ultra smalls this summer. Only warranty claim so far has been 1 with a duff nic which needed a motherboard replaced, I logged it with them one afternoon and 9am the next morning an engineer was on-site with a new motherboard. We also have the integrated stands to go with them but most haven't been fitted yet as the person doing our ordering on the federation side didn't order them with the machines so they didn't come until they were all in. Ben
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H.264 is processor intensive but lower bandwidth than mjpeg. Ben
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Shouldn't be recording any sound anyway. What compression codecs do the cameras support? h.264? Ben
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Well by you I meant ICT-Direct give John a nudge from his rocking chair can you Ben
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That's cool but I expect a sizeable donation for wussing out Ben
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The edugeek team is still a bit thin on the ground come all you wusses man up Ben
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All of which are also provided by O365? Ben
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Not quite sure what you mean by that? Ben
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hmm something must be wrong with the post around these parts as I seem to be missing something @Millgate Ben
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http://www.edugeek.net/forums/general-chat/125877-rm-job-cuts.html Ben
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All of the components that are needed to make up an installation are built to the spec for that proposed standard, so cat5e cable, cat5e plugs, cat5e jacks, cat5e patch panel. No good sticking a cat5e jack on a cat6 cable and testing it as cat6. When it's all installed and terminated it is then tested to make sure it conforms to those standards as an installation. Ben
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So what do you call the cable then? Ben
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Why do these clips on facebook not fall foul of uk law? is it because they're not hosted in the uk? I doubt it. Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008 Obscene publications: Legal Guidance: The Crown Prosecution Service Ben
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We have 20 odd cameras on milestone and don't see the issues you are describing with it. Ben
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There are numerous things to consider here for vdu users. Things such as the chair they are using need to be looked at, height of screen which means the laptop may need to sit on a riser to be at the right height. Hand/arm position whilst in use meaning they may need a mouse/different mouse rather than the trackpad and an external keyboard, all of these things could be connected to a generic usb docking station so that they only have to unplug 1 usb lead when they want to take it away. There is no problem with them using a laptop all day everyday if these things are taken in to consideration where a laptop would be a suitable device i.e they need to take it with them, giving in and pandering to the desktop pc/laptop to take home isn't needed. Ben
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[windows software] EES-OVS 'free' support tickets?
plexer replied to localzuk's topic in Licensing Questions
The 2 support incidents were only valid for issues you could re-produce in a testing non production environment anyway. Ben -
What make/model of board would also help. Ben
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Which is fine unless you already use another provider such as MS and Office 365 and sync your accounts with that. Is it possible to sign up with google and sync accounts but not create a mailbox? Ben
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hmmm I'm sure the screen on a hudl or fire hd or any other 7"'ish tablet is bigger than an iphone? Ben
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Testum NT-750 kit here and the length check is quite handy as if there is a break it will tell you roughly where it is. If you have 2 of them you can throughput testing as well. Ben
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You've changed all your users usernames to numbers? are you mad? Surely they could have an id number in any other ad field, employee number for example and the software would have been configured to look at that field for it's auth? Ben
