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You can get Belkin multiways and set the TV as master, than when the TV is turned off, the multiway detects this and powers down all sockets and those that are plugged in around it. Belkin Concerve Energy-Saving 8 Socket Surge Protector with Remote Switching (BG108000CE2M) [bG108000ce2M] Power Management Surge Protectors

Dell even have a extension lead for the LED at the back showing activity, so you can move it around and clip it on the front of a cable management tray, blue as well, but at least shows the server is alive.

Red light in your bedroom, curtains half drawn... Do you not get random knocks on the door?

Another vote for Pirates, being that 90% of all Pirates hung for piracy stated their birth places as Bristol. England vs Japan!

So not Sony's fault at all, rather a chip error, otherwise Research in Motion and HTC are in trouble as well

Why didn't Microsoft test the Xbox in a real situation, where heat might have been produced rather than just turning the machine on.

I was signed into PSN last night, had a few games of Resistance 2 and worked ok However PSN has been very flaky lately, signing me and out willy nilly.

Ahh, I've got a slim one Guess I'm all ok than

Turned my one on yesterday to watch Beerfest DVD, didn't notice anything wrong with the system, will have to check tonight I guess to make sure everything is ok I guess

Not all these breaches are in China, if you read the report and location, you'll notice there are other factories for example Czech Rep, Thailand and the likes, and I'm sure Apple aren't the only company doing this and reporting, the media just doesn't care about anyone else apart from the big players.

Ahh, it may not be their fault, however it still tarnishes their image, as they are the ones at the end paying everyone's bills. Indirect bad publicity, and doesn't surprise me at all. Model for all big companies would be, cut profits slightly, manufacture in home country, create jobs, security and general well being, and reap the rewards from that, but alas its all about profit and the works sent off to the cheapest country.

Not a clue, sorry

Is that the exact css style name? highslide? No extension etc?

Create a blank transparent 1x1 pixel image, save as gif and that name and put in folder. No more errors.

Panasonic KX-TCA155

To the OP: Linksys WAP2000 Wireless-G Access Point with PoE Not overly expensive or cheap, however as stated in the specifications they support IAPP, which would leave you with no worries about roaming between the AP's

Look at the AP's they are outdoor specified and sealed units for our freezers, hence the cost. No fancy technology. You find me a cheap AP that will survive a constant cycle of -45c for 4 hours, than -18 for 2, than a defrost cycle raised to 5c, than back down to -45c. Condensation and humidity are a factor here And you've moved off topic as your previous comments about roaming was proven false. I'm not arguing cost, I was mentioning that roaming between AP's is possible and the laptop would never know disproving your uninformed and opinionated comments that it doesn't work. Get a cheaper non-sealed/environment specific AP with the same specifications, 11.r/11.i and IAPP and your golden, even if it costs a mere £20 from Sweex.

You have not heard, doesn't mean it doesn't exist or work. Our's work seamlessly and effortlessly. We have the following access points: 4ipnet - Outdoor Access Points Which fully support IAPP and roaming between them, they are unmanaged and dumb, however they are intelligent enough to switch a device based on whoever has the best signal. Here you go: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inter-Access_Point_Protocol Which is part of 802.11r which I mentioned.

802.11i and 802.11r, the handover is done at AP level, the laptop never knows its changed, therefore you have no issues with roaming at all, majority of AP's support this as well

Shouldn't be a problem, however ensure the access points support the following protocols for fast roaming handover and general roaming goodness 802.11i & 802.11r We have around 40 access points across our sites, all same SSID and security and roaming between them with terminals is outstanding, no glitches or delays, our AP's support the above standards as well which does help.

Wasn't this posted in Jokes/Interwebs recently before this one? http://www.edugeek.net/forums/jokes-interweb-things/50710-devotion-duty.html

It can indeed, my home PC did the same after a year, everything went slow all of a sudden and noticed that it was posting Single channel rather than Dual channel, so had a look, and true to word on of the sticks had dislodged even though the clip was secure. I blame vibrations from the rest of the machine

Where would one find information for these "advanced" driving courses? And what's covered in them.

Laaabour.

Few points. 1) The new name for the airport sucks, it was Jan Smuts, then some generic post-apartheid name, than for convention named to Johannesburg International, and now OR Thambo which is another unimportant post-apartheid name, like renaming all the historic city names, Pretoria is due to be renamed Tshwane. 2) I've flown the airline, lovely and friendly, actually get a sense of humour rather than professionalism which is brilliant, I was once jokingly told the reason you put your head inbetween your legs is to kiss your ass goodbye, this made me laugh. 3) Not important or relevant, but I was born in Kempton Park (Not the race course) and lived in Bonaero Park Ext 3 all my life, right on the back of the airport Such a lovely place to grow up with all the aeroplanes flying around, actually the best point is watching the Antonovs taking off carrying gold/iridium/diamonds and uranium out of the country, they are absolutely huge.