MikeGroves

computer management - disk manager will detect new disk and ask you to initialise :)

warning you of impending danger to manifold?

I have a wii, just waiting for some decent games now, tennis is a bit boring....

I use 2* 22inch wide screens for work and home, TV mid point should be eye height when viewing, but thats impractical for you it seems and monitors should be 1 meter away with the center point 15degrees below eye and tilted slightly up ;) I've just spent a shit load sorting my back out at an osteopath due to working badly with screens ;)

2950xt nuff said

just get a macbook :)

I have a macbook, best laptop i've ever had by a long way, don't think I could have a rack setup at home, they are too noisy

cheers guys, if only i were 14 again :)

why go for 750 if you want a drivers car? you need to build a project around how you want to drive your car, and that may end up lower HP but you get exactly what you want out of it

mr P's?

he could have done himself a few favors by being humble for a few more seasons, the man (and he is a man) comes across as being very immature, he is 22 years old not 17 given that though, I want him to win and its given some excitement back to the sport (sorry steve)

I always found admiral the cheapest one thats good for one isn't good for the other though use confused.com first then try and lower the quote by phoning around,

won't spurs be looking for a new manager soon ha ha

not enough bandwidth? unlikely :)

anything interesting happen? how many people turned up?

and what exam did you have to pass to learn the licensing pricing model? I heard that makes you CCIE S.A.L.E.S,

ASA? we just junked all our pix for Juniper SSG FW's, I ran into a bug with PIX 7 that cisco said was a software issue they weren't prepared to fix :S:S:S

made ccie yet? :D

not asda

nice one :) no taking a few days off between book and lab sessions if you want to hit CCIE ;) congrats though, hard work but a worthwhile exam, I would recommend taking a look at some foundry and juniper devices atm though, skills are pretty much transferable across, especially as foundry have copied the CLI of cisco. quite a few of the big players are swinging that way from cisco if your employer has paid for your training though you should at least give them some time extra FOC for the treat, also check your employment contracts as you may have to pay back training if you leave too soon well done though,

harness the internet literally have a website that customers can log into and see progress updates, it will take a mechanic 10 minutes at the end of his shift to just put a quick note on the cars that are assigned to him. in my company we give ownership of tasks to engineers and its their responsibility to talk to the customer and update them of progress daily. it works really well and customers love it.

cheers guys, shocked by the response, hopefully be seeing you at some meets and the AGM this year :)

Want me to talk to your IT guys Steve?

there used to be about 10 in southend, all slowly broken or sold out of the area

Yuh just contact Mac, then we will vett you, hey it may even go to a vote this time :)