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I wouldn't bother - the resolution is terrible, difficulty set too high, random events are evil and the mods seem to hate me.

Or is it Frog? I've known that to make a few people hopping mad

Exactly - plus, explain about the stability of the system. It's still relatively easy to knacker something up with a few 'click - oops' moments on the C:\ drive which'll take that machine out of service until you get a chance to fix it (even longer if no-one tells you straight away). They don't need access there - they want it. You may feel that you're repeating yourself about security and stability - but do so and ask why they want access (as stated a few posts up). They need to give a much better reason than "I want it".

This I once took over a small school where everyone was using the Administrator account "as it was easier". I put a stop to that and ensured everyone had accounts and knew the details for them (and made sure said accounts worked correctly). I then put a copy of the password in a sealed envelope in the safe, explained the security behind it being secret to SLT and left it at that. In short order I found the envelope had been opened - so I changed the Admin password again, explaining my actions to SLT. After a couple more tries staff finally got the idea that I wasn't going to budge on this and everyone just got on with using their own accounts. (it was probably opened as soon as I left though). Sometimes, to make the network run reliably and securely - you need to effectively be a bit of a git. You're not going to get thanks for giving everyone what they want - and you'll only cause issues for later. Give people what they need and explain to SLT why they have what they have.

I generally go with physical - mainly due to the data storage element. I have a lot of games, and having them all installed digitally takes up too much space. That said, I don't mind having a number of digital titles - certainly as they can be owned without having to be installed. Often though - it can be cheaper to find a physical copy for much less than a digital one, plus for some game I'm able to get a bit of a return on resale for games I've completely done.

Isle bet Skye would love that.

To be honest - No idea, just that September (and the start of a new school year for us) seems a good date to pin it to.

Your mission, should you choose to accept it - is this: [ATTACH=CONFIG]36070[/ATTACH] You have until September... Go!

I hope they get some TV or Radio coverage, it'll be good Ayrtime for them.

I'm glad this isn't a spoken conversation - all these homophones are making it difficult to work out which witch is witch.

What do witches use to sweeten things they bake? Caster Sugar.

Yes - this goes for ALL open world games, the storyline is usually the last thing I do. I remember chuckling at being asked to clear rats out of a cellar on Morrowind - when I was already the leader of all of the guilds and one of the most important (and most powerful) people in the world.

You may like the news that Ubisoft have recently filed the trademark for what should be the second one - I've been waiting for it for a looong time.

FINALLY Platinumed Mass Effect - crikey, that took a lot to do.

I really need to start playing Destiny again - I've not really played it much since the last expansion came out.

Certainly as Morbidelli's jump start was the most obvious of the bunch, I can't fathom why it wasn't picked up with the rest!

As with the F1 thread - please use here for thoughts /opinions / predictions about outcomes / rivalries / Iannoneheadbuttingseagulls. We've started in Qatar with an interesting beginning to the season - certainly in MOTO2, with the whole lights fiasco (although it was nice to see Luthi take the win on his own without it being handed to him). Some of the new riders in 3 kicking up a bit of a storm (Bulega making a good start as a rookie). As for GP - bit of a shame Iannone fell as he looked to make the race a little wild from the front. I think Honda are still struggling a little, Yamaha have a good bike and the Dukes look like they're ready to take off as the 'winglets' look to be transforming into full on wings. Thoughts?

Just seen this on Auntie - Cyber Security Puzzles, and spent a few minutes working a number of them out. Nothing like a little mental exercise on the last day of term...

This is the only Grants I've ever seen while working in I.T. [ATTACH=CONFIG]35818[/ATTACH] AND I had to pay for my own.

Does this mean we're all missing a trick? "This is Captain Sergeant of the RRS Dixon of Green, Requesting permission to Dock" "This is Captain Jobs of the RRS iPod, Requesting permission to Dock" "This is Captain French of the RRS Twisted Sister, I wanna Dock"

I have most of the 'big' releases, and due to having games like Destiny and Elder Scrolls online installed as well - I'm struggling for space a little on my PS4, meaning I've no choice but to finish some off. If the Platinum is in sight - then it feels right to aim for that after (or during!).

Finished the storyline to Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor. Loved the game as a whole, stalking through Mordor - raising an army of my own from Uruk, strategically offing higher ranking Uruks to open up places for mine, finding ways to defeat rather tough individuals that appear to have no weaknesses, all the while being steeped in the wealth of background that is Middle Earth - brilliant. However - the last 'battle' has left me feeling cheated. I don't mind the odd QTE (press 'x' to not die), as long as they're well placed - ME:SoM for the most part does this, and does it well. But to reduce the final battle to effectively four button presses and a button mash? Bad move, Monolith, Bad move.

Hungry Horse chain pubs have a better way... [ATTACH=CONFIG]35738[/ATTACH]

That is horrifying - If I were presented food in any of these fashions I think I'd be starting with "What the is this?" and going from there.

Cud be - the only udder option I can think of is that it's trying to be like high land cattle.