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Yup - there is a maximum character length for any given filename. You can easily delete it by renaming the folders down to be less that 255 characters (including slashed and spaces).

The only thing I can think of when I see this picture is "HA-DU-KEN!":getmecoat:

Hah! Brilliant! Got to now go and look for a piccie that'll match: "Tax on, Tax off"

"Yes - we are ready for change! I ensure all voters that they will see exactly THIS much change..." or even... "And Aiiiiiiieeeiiiiiii, will alllllways looooove y-..., B*gger - Who's nicked me mic?"

*looks at his Kingston 64GB jobby*. Only half the size I know - but still pretty big.

Holy crap, it's the FUTURE! ...now where's my flying car...?

Reset time/date via 'tinternet - sorted.

It worky - me happy

PlayStation Network Service Restored – PlayStation.Blog Woo? I'm off to check now...

My mood wasn't helped this morning by the resultant forum found by googling the error. The first two results were full of XBox fanboys proclaiming comments along the lines of "Ours is better! Lolololoio". I don't dislike the XBox, actually it's a very good system. I just dislike the fanboyism that happens (This goes for anything like Xbox/PS3, Microsoft/Apple, Spots/Stripes, Cats/Dogs and Ninjas/Pirates!) ...Although we ALL know Ninjas are superior!

You sir - have just summed it up. Thank sod I have alternatives to prevent me descending into a mindless bloodied rage at not being able to relieve stress via game based shenanigans!

It's not an update - but one may well be required to fix this... So far - only the 'fat' PS3s are suffering from this issue, so yes - if you have an older one it will be borked until sony sort it.

Saw this problem this morning as I thought I'd clock up half an hour on Fallout before work. Noticed the clock straight away, had to manually set as it wouldn't update via the 'net. Tried to sign in and found this... Sodding thing made me think my router was playing silly efforts. Checking on the 'net found everyone has the same issue. Sony, I am.... unimpressed

In one of my sites (also primary), whenever I go into a room to sort something there is usually a small number of pupils that crowd round with the questions of "What are you doing?" Although - this IS the same site where up until recently one of the reception pupils would for absolutely no reason burst into tears upon my entry into the room... Yes, thats right... Fear the nasty, goatee bearded, eeeevil IT man! Aside from that - for the secondary... Bring them onboard - show them stuff but make it clear where the ground rules are. That way, chances are they'll show more respect for the work you do, learn more, and might actually help out with any little projects. Just don't do anything silly like giving out admin rights.

Seems a couple of Norwegian people don't like the idea either... Linky

Aaah - I understand what you mean now. The EMBC address is completely different (not actually sure what it is off the top of my head!). It came with my EMBC login for WAT and stuff (as it was then - now SUMS). My main site has had an exchange box set up for quite a long time - meaning EMBC never set emails up for us - they just provide the connection.

I think we're misunderstanding each other here - I don't use my EMBC email account for anything whatsoever, but there is always the danger that something important may get sent to it which I'll miss as I never check it. I have an autoforward rule set up on my EMBC account that means anything coming into the inbox automatically gets forwarded to my email account at my main site, (which also has OWA set up - this doesn't affect the above but means I can pick up mail when I'm not there) so if anything come through I'll just pick it up from there.

As long as you have your licenses for server and your CAls then all you need is the Exchange license - not actually sure how much that is as my main site is on a schools agreement. Just set an autoforward rule so that anything coming into the inbox get sent on to an address you actually use - that way when something is sent to you - you'll get a copy.

I refuse to use it as my main site has it's own in-house exchange server. - I have set rules up so when they decide to send anything through to it I get a copy but I've only had three emails to it in the last god knows how many years...

Plus - theres more than one version of the cameras, which need different copies of the software to run! Then again - I've never come across an education digital camera thats actually any good

So a combination of big hamster type wheels, bank managers and MPs then?

Anything written by Nelson Thornes

Moving house is stressful - doubly so if it's your first own place, considering all the ironing/bills/budgeting/cleaning/assorted cr@p that goes with it. Take the chance to relax and do a few things that you could never do while at your parents house, get a few beers in and lounge infront of the telly/games console, order pizza and don't tidy the box away for a day(week?) or two, leave the toilet seat up, squeeze the toothpaste from the middle! (Okay started to go off the rails a little there but you get the idea!) Remeber it's YOUR place now and as such you make the rules - as other people have posted invite a few mates over and have a party, not only will that de-stress you but you'll also start to think of the place as more of a home.

Yup - loved the first one. So much atmosphere and loved the whole using the environment to your benefit... Remember using TK to kill a load of splicers with one of their dead comrades - wheee! fun!

I think this can be described as a "website" in the same way I could wipe my and hang the results up in an art gallery. Sad thing is - someone out there must think this is "Teh Aw3s0me!!1!111!" - not that the "author" should ever get married.... or breed.