> if you have to
> resort to builders p!ssing in the bath for your comedy then you must
> be desperate.
That is so Radio2 :p
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Tim Dobson wrote:
> Josh Blacker wrote:
>> On 21 Nov 2008, at 22:30, Philip McGaw wrote:
>>
>>> It could be better
>>>
>>> Sent from my iPod
>> Sent from your iPod on an Ubuntu mailing list? For shame, sir!
>
> Well he *could* be running GNU/Linux on his iPod, sir!
>
> However, you are probably r
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Steve Flynn wrote:
> On Dec 21, 2007 11:37 AM, Daniel Lamb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> You can downgrade from vista to xp home legally,
>
> How? Ma would be delighted to do this - can you point me to any info
> on it (specifically pricing)...
>
I
> If it could touch on making encrypted loop back files too
> (say a file on a hard drive or USB pen drive) that
> would be good. I'm sure it would certainly be interesting
> for those users who have sensitive documents on?
> their computers (who may be moving over from the likes of
> Windows X
Matthew Larsen :-
> I'm suprised you cant get your WM5 dev to sync to Evolution, I dont
> have too many probs doing it (Dell Axim x51v, WM5 AO5).
What sort configuration do you use to do this? What does the sync software
allow you to do, everything ActiveSync does?
What sync software are you usin
http://efficientpc.co.uk/videos/vmware/
if I was to install windows XP in VMware, what would the processing power
hit be like? Would it be possible to run outlook in it, without it becoming
painful,
The reason I want to use outlook is because it is the only way I am aware of
that allows me to us
After the much hyped WinFS [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WinFS] died a
death, my interest in Vista died just as quickly,
As some one who stores in the order of 2.5TB of digital media, I am looking
for a more sensible way of storing the files, WinFS looked like the best
thing since sliced bread (o
In Regards to Lightning Protection
BS 6651 will recommend Physical protection -
http://www.furse.com/elp/lpov.htm
And BS EN 7671 should list how to deal with surges, however I would
recommend more than just a Surge Protector, or using a serge protector with
a UPS
Regards
Skippy
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