korifugi

Yes - 'tis for working with autistic students

Sorry, yes - proloquo2go. Although judging by the fact I'm going to make them play by the rules, and it's cost (and there's alternatives) it'll be prolohowaboutno.

Don't worry - you're not hijacking, I'd much prefer it if they didn't spend £150 on a single app, especially if they have to shell out per device, when they told me the cost I almost did a "How Much? Does it wash the dishes too?" @X-13 I already suspected as much and told them this.

Try taking ownership of the folder - (Security>advanced>owner>edit>change owner to) Server2012 can be a little more defensive of the security on folders and such than earlier versions...

Morning all, bit of a question here (I know - a serious post by me! *checks outside for signs of the apocalypse*) One of my sites has a number of iPads, and as far as I'm aware - they're all using the same account, meaning that all of them can have the same apps on without having to buy %apps% multiple times. (I'll also add this was set up previous to me being here). Now, they're looking at something called proloquo - which is apparently really good, (and it'd better be as the cost for said app is £150). I've done my best "hold on thar, Bucky" as I'm sure there's a maximum multiple number of devices you can attach your account to, and they're talking about buying more iPads. Can anyone advise on how many devices they can get away with? Or, a better way to do this? I don't want the school to end up being charged £150 per device and I'll freely admit that my knowledge on iStuff is somewhat lacking - as I generally see it as 'single end user kit'.

Congratulations! Always good to refresh the love of the job.

To be honest - there is cause for concern. Had they barged through the door - it'd have been positively friesian last night.

Not started buying Cravendale, have you? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rqtdc9iGaY0

I have an M8 - and while the screen size was a little daunting at first, you do get used to it. The whole thing just feels so... zoom, I'd definitely recommend one.

The Brie of Frankenstein; A sleepy village is made famous by a mysterious cheesemaker - little do they know his true secret. Bride over the River Kwai; Arriving on the wrong side of the river, will they get to the wedding on time? Full Meal Jacket; A man is chased by a pack of dogs after inventing the world's first edible coat.

Harry Brow An old man tries to keep his eyebrow waxing shop open in a struggling council estate.

The Land that Tim Forgot; The heartwarming story of an amnesiac's return to his home town - and the rediscovery of his childhood. Gone With the Win; A couple win big on the lottery - but one of them runs away with the winnings. The Neverending Tory; David Cameron approves human cloning technology and offers himself as the first test subject. My Gir; Zim finally admits his feelings for his robotic assistant.

Finally got round to buying mine this weekend... korifugi => k-fugi

Yes, definitely. Computer Gaming (pretty much anything really, but I lean more towards the RPG/story side), Wargames (Played numerous systems - and have quite a few forces, certainly for fantasy/sci-fi), Tabletop Roleplay (Currently usually D&D3.5/Pathfinder, but also play Rolemaster, WHFRP, Privateer to name just a few), and Airsoft (although I'm not sure Airsoft fits into the stereotype).

I'm not convinced that works - you'll have to send some over for perusal

I know they went to 'non-bronze', more about the fact they were talking about abolishing the denominations altogether.

Oh good - are they still on about getting rid of the copper coinage as well? I'm sure I've had some counterfeit coins in my time - but I've always found that the machines in Sainsburys don't seem to mind them.

Am I the only person thinking about the cost to produce them as well??? I'm not saying each'll cost more than £1 to produce - but you have to wonder about the production costs.

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I'm employed by one site to take care of several others so smart is the general theme. I go for shoes, trousers, shirt & tie. I also add a waistcoat as it allows me to keep my tie out of the way.

Take a walk around the corridors - I'm sure you'll soon be inundated with "Can you just..." jobs

I'm getting rid of one of my PS3s when I get a 4 - but that's to a friend who'll then have the same setup as me. I find it quite interesting that before the PS4/XBoxOne came out - there seemed to be a large number of people getting PS3s to 'get used to the controller'... I think the PS3 market is still alive due to the whole PSN+ thing, with free games (for those willing to separate with £40 a year), it makes it quite a good investment.

I'm only going to suggest one thing.... Rick Astley

I thought that while it was good, it wasn't great... Even though it followed the exact same format of the original (a group of loosely held sketches), it just didn't seem to have the same feel - as if it was trying a bit too hard. I think they tried to do a bit too much in the one episode. I'll still watch it though - as it'll still be much better than the current trend of "I wanna be famous" and "I'm an obscure celeb and want screentime" programmes.

Did that include the cupboard with the muffled screams coming from it?