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Point proven lol.

I can see that's going to be a bundle of fun: 'Mmm, this beer tastes really nice' 'There is no empirical evidence for that, so your talking rubbish' Ever the skeptic:p

Have some fun with a sledge hammer or a reciprocating saw.

So, someone could be coming on shift and putting the prices up by 1p and then at the end of their shift putting it down by 1p? Hmm, wonder where that 1p a litre extra goes...

If you do this, make sure the drivers on the PC's and the server are exactly the same revision number.

Colour price looks ok, the b&w price seems a bit high, ours are all well below 0.5p.

Sainsburys is the cheapest near me, 123.99. @Andrew_C - you're being robbed mate Get some farmers diesel, much cheaper, just don't get caught though

This is really beginning to bug me now, again this morning 1p cheaper than Friday evening. Will have to pop into one of them to find out why....

But it goes back down the for the next morning, all last week it was 125.99 in the morning and 126.99 in the afternoon:confused:

Don't know if anyone else has seen this, only really noticed a week or so ago. I drive past two petrol stations on my way to work and in the morning the petrol is alway 1p cheaper than the afternoon. Price has always gone back down by the 1p by the next morning, unless of course there has been a price rise (if that makes sense!)

We have some 5406zl's and yes it allows you to set up more trunk types, but it doesn't let you tweak how that trunk operates like you can with the Cisco's.

Forgot to say, the make of the switch can make a big difference in how well this works. It pains me to say it but Cisco switches really do make a big difference with this as you can do a lot with them to tune the bonded link, which you can't really do on things like HP switches. Just wish I could afford the Cisco gear...

Don't know what you're doing with your projectors to only get 3 years out of them, we have NEC's still going strong after 9 years. We only clean them when the bulb needs replacing and then it's just a quick blast with the air filter, plus we only replace the bulbs when they completely fail.

Yes it works well, yes it fails over if a nic dies, yes you can bond more than 2 nics.

Thought that was set to a month after the warranty/support agreement had expired...

Done, hope your dissertaion goes well!

Interesting, basically they've moved the corporate environment onto a terminal services environment with web access to it and manage that, meaning the connecting device doesn't have to be to enterprise standard. Well, a lot of schools have been doing this for years:rolleyes: I actually quite like the idea of being given a grant to buy your own equipment to use and to support it yourself.

Well, if this does work out, I have emails from plenty of suppliers who can offer you tablets to erm 'give you stamina' at very discounted prices.

I wouldn't atm, our web dev has been playing with 1.6 today and it completely broke a copy of our main site.

Yep,it's attempted murder,not murder.

Trouble is, that's definitely not the sentence he would've got if it wasn't such a high profile case, I doubt that would've even made court in normal circumstances. I also don't like sentencing on 'what if's', yes it was extremely stupid and dangerous what he did, but no-one actually got injured. It's like getting caught jumping a red light, it's a very stupid and dangerous thing to do, but then getting sentenced for death by dangerous driving as you could've killed someone. Think if he appeals then he'll probably get about 6 months suspended.

Better be gold platted and encrusted with diamonds considering the amount they snaffle out of schools:getmecoat: I'm not at all insanely jealous of all you lot on your nice little jaunt Hope you're all having a great time

Well yes its better if you switch to the alternative commentary by David Croft and Anthony Davidson, Johnathan Leggard on the main commentary is just useless. The BBC must have spent a fortune hunting someone out who is even more useless than James Allen! Apparently we won't have to suffer with Leggard next year though, Brundle and Coulthard are meant to be teaming up, think I'll still stick to Crofty:rolleyes:

Hmm.. How to plug a network cable into a socket How to plug a mains plug into a wall socket and turn the power on, including demonstration of the on/off switch on the wall socket How to put paper in a printer, also demonstrating why putting old crumpled paper in is not a good idea How to read the description on a packet of printer labels/transparencies, highlighting where it says 'suitable for inket printers' or 'suitable for laser printer' and which printers you can use them in The volume and mute controls on a computer, the volume control and power buttons on speakers How to do dual display on a laptop when using a projector Basically, go through all those support requests you continually get which the end users really should be able to sort out themselves. Word of warning though, some teachers may take offence so start off by showing them a list of the number of support requests (anonymised obviously) you get for this type of stuff and they'll hopefully understand

Should be interesting, from the rumour mill Mercedes and McLaren should be pretty strong as they have the best developed kers system. I also predict some accidents similar to Mark Webbers last year where he went airbourne as the closing speeds with kers and the adjustable rear wing will be pretty extreme.