As a graduate of University of Leeds, I can tell you that I would be surprised if the course was dominated by MS technology. AIUI the lecturer was my project supervisor and very much a unix user. He is also a C++ and Java lecturer. There are others in the department that are very vocal about the fact that university courses are not training courses. I trust the department will do the right thing.
Except that the SMH is owned by Murdock. He also owns Fox in the US, Sky, The Sun, The Times and various other media in the UK. I would not trust anything owned by Murdock.
I was always impressed by the documentation on php.net. They have (had?) a copy of the documentation but you could add comments to to bottom of every page so you could add extra information. While this won't help you write the documentation, it would certianly help keep it up to date and help you add, modify or remove areas.
Small claims court is the way forward. It should cost you between 30 and 120GBP, but I'm sure you could claim that back.
Send them a letter and invoice (not email) saying that they have 14 days to pay or you will start legal procedures. It may be worth sending them a polite letter first asking for payment before threatening them. Do explain to them that you believe them to be in breach of the Computer Misuse act. Don't forget to quote the year.
Wasn't this the thing mentioned on/. a while ago about some scientists attacking the patent process by using it against itself, by trying to patent an idea with was so hideous that if it got a patent, people would question why it got one. If it failed to get one, it would show that there is a limit to patents on gentic research. All in all a win-win situation.
IIRC, If a company exports data to a country without eqivelent or better data protection laws they are committing an offence under the act. I can look up more information if you are interested.
If I won the Buran from Sydney, I would be very pissed off. It is in a terrible state, with people scratching their names in the heat shielding. It looks really shabby.
The museum around the shuttle is a very low budget affair. It cost about 15AUD to get in to see it. You then get to see a short video, and then walk in to the hanger.
The actual shuttle is much smaller that I thought it was going to be. There were several information stands around with very biased information on. They did explain that they used a ship to transport it to Sydney and then craned it onto the quayside.
Then you sat and watched a very pointless 3D video. I was very pissed off at that point, because I'll never get those minutes back and had no relevant information about the shuttle and there was no reason for making it a 3D movie.
The last bit was the chance to walk along a platform over the shuttle, allowing you the chance to look inside the shuttle. That was probably the best part of the whole experience. It was a shame that some people had damaged the heat shielding.
We walked very quickly through the gift shop muttering about how much of a rip off the whole thing was.
I believe this would come under copyright law. You may be able to sue the company for breaching your copyright. You may have to prove date and ownership of copyright and you need to say on the CV that it was copyrighted to you.
If you lived in UK/europe, you could use their Data Protection laws.
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One of the interesting applications they have at caida is the graphical traceroute that plots the physical location of the hop on a map. www.caida.org/Tools/GTrace
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Plus it clearly states that the settings and auditing infomation is remotely stored in a relational database.
It has certainly been mentioned on BBC's Horizon at least ten years ago.
As a graduate of University of Leeds, I can tell you that I would be surprised if the course was dominated by MS technology. AIUI the lecturer was my project supervisor and very much a unix user. He is also a C++ and Java lecturer. There are others in the department that are very vocal about the fact that university courses are not training courses. I trust the department will do the right thing.
It is cool that for a site aligned with MSN, that they mentioned chimera, safari and (imho most importantly) konqueror. We have arrived.
Okay. I was clearly given wrong information when I was in AU.s .html
http://www.newscorp.com/operations/newspaper
and sheep for a government
Except that the SMH is owned by Murdock. He also owns Fox in the US, Sky, The Sun, The Times and various other media in the UK. I would not trust anything owned by Murdock.
I was always impressed by the documentation on php.net. They have (had?) a copy of the documentation but you could add comments to to bottom of every page so you could add extra information. While this won't help you write the documentation, it would certianly help keep it up to date and help you add, modify or remove areas.
Small claims court is the way forward. It should cost you between 30 and 120GBP, but I'm sure you could claim that back.
Send them a letter and invoice (not email) saying that they have 14 days to pay or you will start legal procedures. It may be worth sending them a polite letter first asking for payment before threatening them. Do explain to them that you believe them to be in breach of the Computer Misuse act. Don't forget to quote the year.
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Wasn't this the thing mentioned on /. a while ago about some scientists attacking the patent process by using it against itself, by trying to patent an idea with was so hideous that if it got a patent, people would question why it got one. If it failed to get one, it would show that there is a limit to patents on gentic research. All in all a win-win situation.
There was a section about this on Robert Llewellyn's page about Scrapheap challenge.
http://www.llew.co.uk/home/
BTW Cathy come back. All is forgiven. Can we have someone who knows what they are talking about. Who gave Lisa Rogers the job anyway.
david root% grep-available -s Package . | wc -l
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IIRC, If a company exports data to a country without eqivelent or better data protection laws they are committing an offence under the act. I can look up more information if you are interested.
Net::AIM and Net::IRC would appear to be bot-writing tools. Not dummy easy, but tools none the less
very useful site for finding bios and finding what motherboard you have.
Must of been a very good swimmer then.
If I won the Buran from Sydney, I would be very pissed off. It is in a terrible state, with people scratching their names in the heat shielding. It looks really shabby.
The museum around the shuttle is a very low budget affair. It cost about 15AUD to get in to see it. You then get to see a short video, and then walk in to the hanger.
The actual shuttle is much smaller that I thought it was going to be. There were several information stands around with very biased information on. They did explain that they used a ship to transport it to Sydney and then craned it onto the quayside.
Then you sat and watched a very pointless 3D video. I was very pissed off at that point, because I'll never get those minutes back and had no relevant information about the shuttle and there was no reason for making it a 3D movie.
The last bit was the chance to walk along a platform over the shuttle, allowing you the chance to look inside the shuttle. That was probably the best part of the whole experience. It was a shame that some people had damaged the heat shielding.
We walked very quickly through the gift shop muttering about how much of a rip off the whole thing was.
Having searched the BBFC's website, it appears that Straw Dogs was refused classifaction.
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http://www.bbfc.co.uk/website/Classified.nsf/c2
I believe this would come under copyright law. You may be able to sue the company for breaching your copyright. You may have to prove date and ownership of copyright and you need to say on the CV that it was copyrighted to you.
If you lived in UK/europe, you could use their Data Protection laws.
The M1 bridge over Meadowhall impreses me. I'm impressed it hasn't fallen down yet.
- Slrn - possibly the best news reader
- JED - good text editor including support for folding
- slang - alternative to curses and scripting language used in mutt
http://space.mit.edu/~davis/slrn.html Sven would come a close second.One of the interesting applications they have at caida is the graphical traceroute that plots the physical location of the hop on a map. www.caida.org/Tools/GTrace
probably wrong, but about 9.8 months on the smallest
I think this was a problem with the translation. There was several mentions of "retranslate" when I think they meant "recompile".