Joedetic

Plug it into a machine running wireshark and power cycle it and look for arp stuff. It's cheap and might just work

Sigh....this hasn't helped at all...we could have done this over MSN (@john n @james) lol. I'll think about whether I'ma just wear jeans n t-shirt tomorrow. I probably will tbh because a shirt will just get creased and from what I can tell from t'interwebs there's no corby trouser press (Bill Bailey would be distraught).

Sorry I should have read this before. I'll be going both nights

Oh don't say that! I want to live under the delusion that I'll keep my hair and be thin forever!!! :'(

Oooh I'm looking forward to it I've asked around the guys I'm going back to work with again on the 2nd June for subjects we need answers and advice etc on so I'm coming prepared

I'm going and stopping for both nights...

I'm 12.6 Stone according to a pair of digital scales. I start work back in a school on 2nd June....come back to me this time next year and we'll see what's happened Oh yeah, I'm 6'3" at last count

It really does put it into perspective that at my age (20 in July 08) you don't have a "worst week." Yes, like a lot of people, I've had some experiences that have really impacted on my life and that I'd like to never have to repeat again...but as far as I can tell...it only gets worse from here Or is that too morbid depressing eh?? lol

There are online tutorials for putting ubuntu onto a usb key. To cut down on the number of writes i /believe/ it doesn't use a /swap partition.

Handsworth Grammar School are a /mostly/ linux site I believe. Handsworth Grammar School - Wiki access <---- you might be able to pull a contact address from there http://openhgs.org.uk/it.cgi/MartinWoolley <--- that might help

Just not fully utilized.

Think about it John... what's 30 + 2? I'm assuming one is ISDN30 and the other is standard ISDN.

You wouldn't know I spent 12 weeks doing an IP Telephony course would you?

Yeah, standard PSTN lines....so surely that only gives you 3 simultaneous calls in/out of the premises? Or do I have this wrong??

Did that earlier...

I did mine this morning

@witch Tom Lehrer is hilarious...good choice. I like the masochism tango and the Irish Ballad

You'll all be planning your what coffins you want next n all. Mum's made a strange request of a wicker coffin :S

Right guys...I've decided that I'm going to force a rejig of my calendar in the hope that I can come to the conference (*cough* Mastercard job! *cough*) because I think it'll be beneficial seeing as I start work in a school again on the 2nd June...please note the concerted effort this time James can you PM me and let me know what trains you're getting mate and the times and we might be able to jig it to share taxi costs.

I'm not a fan of RPMs personally...which means I don't use RHEL, Centos or Fedora Core. I like Debian, it's derivatives and FreeBSD.

As pyroman said Comfortably Numb by floyd. But Echoes is quite a nice track...shine on...or if the buggers get mean to me later on in life I'll make em sit through the WHOLE of Atom Heart Mother......

Yes...they would all have to go and type in their user name and pin number. The way around this would be to get them all to drop them into a network share and then have the teacher print them or use net support school to collect the work to the tutor machine and print it or something. This way only one username and password would been to be put in but then you're going to be printing from the teacher's account as opposed to the student's account.

If this is the hp multifunction jobbies with the safecom pull print system....make sure you get a decent price for your consumables etc. My university recently ditched the existing printing system for the new safecom hp multifunction things. The problem is they're WAY overpricing everything. It's a very nice system indeed with the pull print stuff. Type in your username and a pin for the system and select prints etc. Sorry if that's not much help but as an end user the main gripe is just the costing of stuff has to be right and that's it.

You know you're a real geek when you're reading edugeek on a train on an iphone with only GPRS

That will be Geoff won't it?