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With ticketsource you can do that

Any reason you want it on your website server ? Means you take the risk with payments and need to have payment processor in place . We decided using another company saved us having any issues with payment processing , don't need to worry about storing customer details securely and in light of all the SSL exploits takes responsibility off us if someone try to hack the site.

We use ticketsource which I believe is free to use .

I've had to do the same this summer we ended up running set fibres from new location to old location with patch panel then just used patch leads to connect old and new location and moved all the switches to new location. Ended up with 9U cab at old location and took the existing one at new location.

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Tired the Queens Wrath with group of level 24's and we didn't get on too well , I'd recommend using a fire based fusion rifle to help you do extra damage . Will give it a go again tonight

If you are in the US you can Apple device enrolment program then it give you a profile that can't be removed . Currently it is in trial and not available on other countries, else profiles will always easy to remove

If you feel brave you and always look at installing a trial of HP IMC (60 day trial) , you can do all the setup via it using GUI and copy settings from one switch to another with one click. 50 node license costs about £2k but if you have many switches it makes monitoring ,troubleshooting, doing fireware updates and adding new VLANs very easy.

I've just done exactly what you are thinking . I've got iPhone 4s and was on EE and moved to their all you can eat with 200 mins for £15 a month . Prices are going up end of Sept . So far where I live I've got great coverage on 3G and my 3G has gone from 0.5mb/s with EE to 4.5 with Three. They also allow you to tether so can't see why people wouldn't want to be with them in my area .

I did a month road trip last year , two weeks in east coast and two weeks in west coast , for the west we flew in to Phoenix , headed north via Sedona which is great place to stop for the views of red rock mountains then headed to flagstaff/Grand Canyon . We left Grand Canyon to Death Valley and joined the Route 66 till Kingman then headed to Las Vegas . After few days in Las Vegas (stratosphere hotel is good , cheap but off the main strip but bus every 15 mins )we drove to Yosemite national park at a place called bass lake which has lodge not too far in to the park so we could drove to near by town for supplies . After couple of nights in we drove over to the coast and headed up to San Francisco for a couple of nights there before getting our internal flight back to New York . Cost was about £3k for everything for a month and driving and fuel was split between four of us. We booked hotels on the road via mobile so could stop where we wanted and got twin rooms to keep costs down . Motel 6 , super 8 and days inn are all cheap and nice enough to stay in , usually breakfast is included . Things we learnt are they are strict on jaywalking , got stopped by police twice late at night for crossing the main road not at pedestrian crossing . If you want to visit Alcatraz you need to get tickets before you go as booked up over two weeks in advance. You have to pay for fuel before you fill up , you can leave $50 then fill up and go back for change but we found half a tank cost about $30 for large SUV . If you want any more info let me know .

Depends which part you are talking about ? I've done the part from Grand Canyon to Las Vegas , the old towns are good to see but not much else on the route . We stopped at Kingman which has lots of Route 66 history and shops . Some of the route now doesn't exist as interstates have been built over the route .

Not been issue here and I'm getting rate of 77% at moment

Another option would be to rent a tester if you don't do much cabling , we get one for the last week of summer after all the cables have been run from local company for £50 for week You can get them online from somewhere like here http://adastrahire.co.uk/browse/cable_network_analysers

Agree the switch could be in default state else maybe just factory reset it and reconfigure with the details you think it should have . HP support for switches is good I've had one with fault light , let them have a remote session and they couldn't solve it so replaced it next day.

I've not had any issues with them , purchased our wireless controller and nodes from them. Had one faulty node but life time warranty was with hp direct and it was swapped out next day no problems

I would be interested so keep me updated

Left handed here but use my computer at work with mouse setup for right handed because if someone right handed needed to use my computer they just got too confused .

When I got a quote for CS220 12Tb raw it was about £40k for the unit, I ended up getting two HP 4335 SAN's 8TB network raided for under £40k - Went with less space to have the network raid so provides fire redundancy and load balancing.

Might be worth looking that the new HP 4335 hybrid SAN , I've got a couple to put in this summer but on paper look good

Lord of the Pings

I've sent you pm with contact details as the schools are not on here. I believe they have 15K drives in currently and looking to add SSD drives in the future.

I know two schools that use them and they have no complaints about them , unless you have feature you require most SANs just work and do there job well

Maybe they have put you on the right product now as there is two options 40Mb download 10Mb upload then there is 80Mb download and 20Mb upload

I've got the ocz Revodrive 3 X2 PCI-e and had it about 3 years now . It's been faultless and still is silly quick benchmarked at 1200Mb/s. I've got also Samsung 840 pro in my machine and I would say I notice much different until I do video or photo editing . Having the raw files on the ocz and windows/scratch disk on the Samsung drive gives you much more throughput than just all on the same drive.

If you run the internet browser in virtual machine you can disable the guest to host copy and paste. The host machine then just needs to be denied to internet.