If you're in the UK then as long as the data isn't held securely by him then yes. The UK's data protection act requires that all information that can be used to personally identify an individual is held securely.
If you're in the UK you can also use the Freedom of Information act to request any information he's holding about you, but for that he can charge a nominal fee, which is how he's probably planning on making the money invested back.
A former member of the metropolitan police and corrupt? Don't colour me surprised.
i found that my poor samba speeds came from the nic on the windows machine. once i'd swapped that out for a spare intel 10/100 pro i had kicking around i was getting the expected 12Mbyte/s.
We use a combination of Squirrelmail and some homebrew imap and smtp servers, which ultimately are going to be tied in to a Shibboleth SSO solution.
Most of our systems are homebrew and rely on cron jobs to update the AD (or the mysql db with an AD dump.. i'm not sure which way round it goes these days)
If you've always used out of the box software then outsourcing your services is probably the best idea, even if it would be more cost-effective to hire a couple of beardy unwashed hackers for a few months to put something together and keep one on for long term support.
In my experience (however, Microsoft UK may be different), if you use the OEM key that came with the machine and a vanilla OEM cd and that pairing fails to activate, the operator for the phone activation procedure asks a few simple questions, and they give you a new activation code.
Subsequent re-installs to the same machine using the same key then work without failing activation.
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I'll be running IPv6:
etc.
Obviously not all these servers will be open for anyone to have a play with, but there is already a lot of software which is v6 friendly.
Challenge Accepted
They have either paid for the music on CD, or the radio stations have already paid their dues.
What's next, people who whistle getting charged for public performances?
QM Promisance
The BBC Micro used to have a separate speech processing module in the early 1990s.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8wyUsaDAyI
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BBC_Micro#Optional_extras
It's a good thing the USA has all their airport security checks to stop these things getting on to their soil.
Oh, wait ...
It says 6.1 for me (7 x64 Pro).
If you're in the UK then as long as the data isn't held securely by him then yes. The UK's data protection act requires that all information that can be used to personally identify an individual is held securely.
If you're in the UK you can also use the Freedom of Information act to request any information he's holding about you, but for that he can charge a nominal fee, which is how he's probably planning on making the money invested back.
A former member of the metropolitan police and corrupt? Don't colour me surprised.
My Motorola V3i does this.
i found that my poor samba speeds came from the nic on the windows machine. once i'd swapped that out for a spare intel 10/100 pro i had kicking around i was getting the expected 12Mbyte/s.
Until they are defrosted and are given chase by Archer (Way to ruin the franchise Bacula!) and get the message off to the delta quadrant.
We use a combination of Squirrelmail and some homebrew imap and smtp servers, which ultimately are going to be tied in to a Shibboleth SSO solution.
Most of our systems are homebrew and rely on cron jobs to update the AD (or the mysql db with an AD dump .. i'm not sure which way round it goes these days)
If you've always used out of the box software then outsourcing your services is probably the best idea, even if it would be more cost-effective to hire a couple of beardy unwashed hackers for a few months to put something together and keep one on for long term support.
mindshare is indeed listed in the online OED. Sometimes working at an academic institution has its advantages.
No, but the flying circuits were burned out by the lightening strike, it was in the letter.
In my experience (however, Microsoft UK may be different), if you use the OEM key that came with the machine and a vanilla OEM cd and that pairing fails to activate, the operator for the phone activation procedure asks a few simple questions, and they give you a new activation code.
Subsequent re-installs to the same machine using the same key then work without failing activation.
And they pass WGA too.
I don't think you know the meaning of that word.
If there is only one shot, how can someone shoot first?
and its called ...
CSI: Cheyenne
I personally prefer yelling:
Hang on a moment, we just need to get the blood from the sacrificial chicken.
When you do let me know if you get the famous audio stuttering bug, that my rig can't beat.
I was under the impression that Americans were shooting each other centuries before Sony was formed.
On slashdot, only karama whores post memes
Thats okay I only have 2 numbers on my hard drives, 0 and 1
But I'm still not paying the idiot tax.
Thanksgiving is on the same day as Halloween?
Now I understands what all the Americans are _really_ giving thanks for
Remember to change the tapes!
/var/db/mysql_tmp /var/db/mysql_tmp /usr/local/etc/rc.d/000.mysql-server.sh stop /var/db/mysql/./ /var/db/mysql_tmp/ /usr/local/etc/rc.d/000.mysql-server.sh start /home/*/public_html /home/*/Mail /var/mail /usr/local/www/ /etc -newer /root/backup/last_backup -and \( -type f -or -type l \) > /root/backup/daily_increment /var/db/mysql_tmp \( -type f -or -type l \) >> /root/backup/daily_increment /root/backup/last_backup /root/backup/daily_increment /root/backup/daily_increment /var/log/backup /root/backup/daily_increment /root/backup/daily_increment.`date "+%Y%m%d"`
/var/db/mysql_tmp /var/db/mysql_tmp /usr/local/etc/rc.d/000.mysql-server.sh stop /var/db/mysql/./ /var/db/mysql_tmp/ /usr/local/etc/rc.d/000.mysql-server.sh start /root/backup/last_backup /home/*/public_html /home/*/Mail /var/mail /usr/local/www/ /var/db/mysql_tmp/ /etc /usr/local/etc /home/*/public_html /home/*/Mail /var/mail /usr/local/www/ /var/db/mysql_tmp/ /etc /usr/local/etc" > /var/log/backup
the cron scripts don't work otherwise!
#!/bin/sh
# Daily backup script
rm -rf
mkdir
cp -R
find
find
touch
tar -cT
mt rewoffl
cp
mv
and
#!/bin/sh
# Weekly backup script
rm -rf
mkdir
cp -R
touch
tar -c
mt rewoffl
echo "Full weekly backup of