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  1. I wonder who else is being blocked? Would such information be available through a FOI request?
  2. Of course you could tell if it was being detected as spam - based on content - by sending from a different domain and seeing whether that arrives which I guess you've done.
  3. You'd think they would have solved it, before it got to press, if it was an error...
  4. Tsohost offer free hosting to charities. I'm not sure if you'd be eligible for that, or, a discounted rate. www.tsohost.com
  5. Is it cost effective when you can pick up reliable hosting for as little as £1.50 a month?
  6. Is there anything in your development plan that they could be doing research on, and pulling together the details / proof of concept?
  7. Viking provide this information on their products. For example, Energi 24 Posture task office operators chair in black fabric by Viking which rises up to 59cm. On the specification tab look under Seat Height Adjustment field.
  8. I'd have concerns about trusting my data with a company that has been around 2 months, registered to a home address. That's just my two pence.
  9. We looked at CURA - might do what you want. TASC Software | CURA
  10. I've just noticed @VeryPC_Ross doesn't post much on here. Is he being overworked so he can't be on here promoting Team Ross?
  11. Yes. How can you possibly know everything? As long as you reach a solution in the end, what does it matter that you have to go away and do some research?
  12. I was hoping somebody was going to knock the box towers over..
  13. If nobody wants the keyboards I'll take them to pass on to a smaller primary school nearby who could make use? @Haptic
  14. Hurrah! Thanks very much. :-)
  15. So for school owned tablet devices, teachers could make sure they're logged out too? Our desktop PC's use an agent to report the logged on user so pretty sure that it's as accurate as it can be and more accurate than Smoothwall by the sounds of it.
  16. Most captive portals will have a log out function. Same as leaving a PC logged on, do you log them off automatically after X amount of time?
  17. Judging by your post, he saves no money at all, let alone on the heating! I'm interested in what more these connected systems are going to offer, such as lighting and CCTV.
  18. So what you're saying is, Ofsted will be looking for a solution whereby you can guarantee who is logged on and who has been accessing what? I'd very much value their suggestion on what to use that is 100% accurate and fool proof. Define adequate for me?
  19. Regardless, you still wouldn't be any wiser on who actually was the person logged in? Joe Bloggs logs in as Sally Smith and accesses XYZ which they shouldn't. You speak with Sally Smith, who says it wasn't her. You may give her a ticking off for not having a decent password but how does that solve your issue that somebody has accessed such material? You're still not able to tell who it is even though you've given Sally a telling off so you'll still be pulled up on it. We use captive portal on our mobile devices. We can't guarantee 100% that the person who is logged in is the person using the computer though. How could you ever be sure? Fingerprint authentication perhaps? I wouldn't consider this to be poor technological solution. There isn't a fool proof solution?
  20. Children share their account passwords all the time. How do you guarantee the same thing on a PC?
  21. Isn't this what @SchoolsBroadband use?
  22. I've just looked on Tado and the bit that connects to the boiler (programmer) seems to be an extra charge... with Hive it isn't. So that immediately put me off.
  23. I've got Hive, which I think is pretty much the same as thing.
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