..and have a look at Axcrypt for data that's to be sent via CD/DVD (or emailed) - very easy to use to create encrypted, self-extracting (if you know the key) files.
Not a very difficult fix for any tech savvy person with surface mount device reworking equipment - or a soldering iron, a steady hand and a great deal of faith in their ability (or practical experience) to rework SMDs with the wrong kit.
Hi - was sneaking in a reply to my original but I see you've already covered it - I read the BBC article and note that the Scots are sending raiding parties to Buckfast!
Our organisation runs 5 Linux Servers around the UK for mail services and they are all using MailScanner + Postfix + SpamAssassin + ClamAV + Bitdefender.
There's been some good email-oriented suggestions but maybe you'd also like to consider a private forum, setup on an in-house system (takes minutes with a CMS like Joomla and fireboard) where you can create sub-categories as required, contribute to multiple issues with an nice visual overview of all live topics and see a complete threaded history of all discussions.
An added benefit is that if all connections are secured (https) then provided the core system is setup properly, all correspondence is safe from prying eyes compared to plain-text emails flying across teh Internets (assuming you are not encrypting your emails).
Throw in a file repository system (remository under Joomla?) and you have a central location for all key files, which means you eliminate the headache of multiple versions attached to (insecure) emails.
Re:GREAT movie, but Paltrow doesn't work...
on
Iron Man Released
·
· Score: 1
Fair comments on the film - it was good, but not great. It took a while to 'get going' and the action scenes could have been a bit longer, but my 7 year old son and I enjoyed it
Have to say I wasn't aware Jeff Bridges was in this film and I only recognised him half way through. I spent the rest of the film thinking 'ohmygod - what's happened to the fresh-faced actor from Tron and the Fabulous Baker boys - then I started to realise how old *I* was too!
"Looks like you have raised your arm and engaged weapons: O Do you want to incinerate your victim? O Do you want to launch homing micro-rockets? O Are you writing a letter? O Were you just going to scratch your nose?"
Try "cgi" at www.google.com. There - that wasn't hard, was it?
Phew - good job you posted AC otherwise you'd feel embarrassed, we'd know who you are and strangers in the street would be be pointing at you and smirking for the rest of the day.
Your penalty is to watch TRON 3 times in a row this Sunday.
Slashdot Mirror
Actually - let me qualify that: No power is provided to premises equipment (phones etc.)
European practice is to power them from the central office
Not the case in the UK I'm afraid - ISDN2e (BRI 2 channels) has no CO power.
..and have a look at Axcrypt for data that's to be sent via CD/DVD (or emailed) - very easy to use to create encrypted, self-extracting (if you know the key) files.
...and it's Open Source
http://www.axantum.com/AxCrypt/
I understand they may be experts on Tuesday, but they know jack shit about the rest of the week.
Joe was eaten by a Grue
1993 called to recommend PCFILE!
http://www.umich.edu/~archive/msdos/database/pcfile/
Mind you, you'll have to toss Jim Button $10 as it's shareware!
Not a very difficult fix for any tech savvy person with surface mount device reworking equipment - or a soldering iron, a steady hand and a great deal of faith in their ability (or practical experience) to rework SMDs with the wrong kit.
FTFY
Woah, this is the last time I use the scribble paper from the pen section of the local stationery shop as a fax test sheet.
Damn, looks like I got the destination number wrong too.
I'd ROT13 the cat too, just to be sure
Hi - was sneaking in a reply to my original but I see you've already covered it - I read the BBC article and note that the Scots are sending raiding parties to Buckfast!
I stand corrected!
If you think Buckfast Abbey is in Scotland then you may have been drinking waaaay too much!
It's in Devon - way down in South West **England**.
http://www.buckfast.org.uk/site.php?use=maps
Indeed old chap - we let you have the old one.
Mind you, I hear rumour that the poor old buyer mistakenly thought he was getting our dear Tower Bridge.
Silly Sausage.
"The Times of London"? Never heard of it.
You mean "The UK national paper 'The Times'".
There's more to the UK than Buckingham Palace, tea at the Savoy, Harrods and and Big Ben, Mr P.
You moan - yet you took the contract.
Biting the hand that feeds you just a tad!?
Thanks for pointing that out - very fascinating to see.
Absolutely MailScanner - thread over!
http://www.mailscanner.info/
Our organisation runs 5 Linux Servers around the UK for mail services and they are all using MailScanner + Postfix + SpamAssassin + ClamAV + Bitdefender.
Great installation instructions (all-but bitdefender) here: http://www.hughesjr.com/content/view/14/
The mailing list for MailScanner is very well supported by the users and the devs.
Or search for Sarah Connor?
It displays targetted ads from paid advertisers on billboards *and* blocks ads from other unpaid advertisers
Fixed that for them?
An excellent starter is "The Art of Electronics By Paul Horowitz, Horowitz, Winfield Hill"
http://www.amazon.com/Art-Electronics-Paul-Horowitz/dp/0521370957
You should also have a look at the classic:
"Foundations of Wireless and Electronics
by M.G. Scroggie "
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Foundations-Wireless-Electronics-M-G-Scroggie/dp/0750634308
There's been some good email-oriented suggestions but maybe you'd also like to consider a private forum, setup on an in-house system (takes minutes with a CMS like Joomla and fireboard) where you can create sub-categories as required, contribute to multiple issues with an nice visual overview of all live topics and see a complete threaded history of all discussions.
An added benefit is that if all connections are secured (https) then provided the core system is setup properly, all correspondence is safe from prying eyes compared to plain-text emails flying across teh Internets (assuming you are not encrypting your emails).
Throw in a file repository system (remository under Joomla?) and you have a central location for all key files, which means you eliminate the headache of multiple versions attached to (insecure) emails.
Fair comments on the film - it was good, but not great. It took a while to 'get going' and the action scenes could have been a bit longer, but my 7 year old son and I enjoyed it
Have to say I wasn't aware Jeff Bridges was in this film and I only recognised him half way through. I spent the rest of the film thinking 'ohmygod - what's happened to the fresh-faced actor from Tron and the Fabulous Baker boys - then I started to realise how old *I* was too!
Clippy could be a PITA:
"Looks like you have raised your arm and engaged weapons:
O Do you want to incinerate your victim?
O Do you want to launch homing micro-rockets?
O Are you writing a letter?
O Were you just going to scratch your nose?"
Try "cgi" at www.google.com. There - that wasn't hard, was it?
Phew - good job you posted AC otherwise you'd feel embarrassed, we'd know who you are and strangers in the street would be be pointing at you and smirking for the rest of the day.
Your penalty is to watch TRON 3 times in a row this Sunday.
Saw it yesterday with my 7 year old son at a local preview. The film's not bad, but it does take time to get going.
The film's not going to be a classic, but it's well made and passed the time.
If:
10 PRINT "HELLO WORLD"
Comes out as HERRO WORD
You're pwned.