On 24 March 2012 21:25, Bryn Jones wrote:
>
> Anyway. Anyone got any kit they don't need, want, think is useless.
> I'm here!! Anyone that wants to talk to me about business and setting up
> CIC's please do! Anyone want to offer some time (when I get some sessions
> running!!!) say Hi. Any
On 24 March 2012 20:53, Imran Chaudhry wrote:
> Is my HDD on the way out? I recently observed errors such as those in
> screenshot here, it seems to happen intermittently:
>
> http://db.tt/QEQa7Pxj
>
> As it is a relatively new HDD, I replaced the SATA cable just to be sure and
> months passed wit
I have always been highly interested in Business and the whole Open Source
Ethos, I hate waste, hate chucking kit out I guess part of me has always wanted
to get a business off the ground. but I
want to be able to give something back to people wether it will be Linux / Open
Source training / C
On 2012-03-24 20:53, Imran Chaudhry wrote:
> Is my HDD on the way out? I recently observed errors such as those in
> screenshot here, it seems to happen intermittently:
> http://db.tt/QEQa7Pxj
> As it is a relatively new HDD, I replaced the SATA cable just to be sure
> and months passed with no err
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On 25/03/12 14:19, Ally Biggs wrote:
> Lastly has anyone picked up a Raspeberry Pi yet? me want want want
>
>
Mine is due week commencing 16th April. Looking forward to having a
play with it. :)
Cheers,
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Alan Pope
Engineering Manager
Canonica
Want. Finances says no!!!.
On 25/03/12 15:53, Alan Pope wrote:
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On 25/03/12 14:19, Ally Biggs wrote:
Lastly has anyone picked up a Raspeberry Pi yet? me want want want
Mine is due week commencing 16th April. Looking forward to having a
play with
I think I'm with you here!. That's an unusual policy (as far as I am
aware!).
Answer in 2 parts -
1. I'm not planning on any kit being returned except as goodwill i.e.
person in question has got moneys together and life sorted and bought a
new machine.
2. Why is your company's policy this?
On Sunday 25 March 2012 16:36:23 Bryn wrote:
> Why is your company's policy this??? dban'll wipe a disk. an old
> phone can be reset. WEEE by any chance?
That, and the horror stories they have heard.
Lisi
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Yeah there's a note on my todo list about writing a data destruction
policy!!! AFAIK dban works and has been certified by someone or other
cleverer than me.
I believe Jamies use a paid for tool (paid per use not by single
licence!!!) as part of an agreement with a supplier of PC's to them.
O
hello,
At 08:25 25/03/2012, you wrote:
On 24 March 2012 20:53, Imran Chaudhry wrote:
> I performed a long SMART self-test which passed with no errors
reported. The
> SMART log also listed no errors.
>
What is the make, model of the HDD?
Some HDDs, that although they say they support SMART, d
If you ever had an interest in an amiga in the 80s and 90s there is MorphOS
that you can run on old PPC mac hardware.
There is a 30min demo but to buy its 100 euros rather than the usual 130 euros.
Martin N
At 16:27 25/03/2012, you wrote:
Want. Finances says no!!!.
On 25/03/12 15:53, Alan Pop
We use blannco works out about £1.30 to wipe a hard disk
http://www.blancco.com/uk/benefits/most-certified-data-erasure/
> Date: Sun, 25 Mar 2012 17:22:45 +0100
> From: bjo...@riseup.net
> To: hampshire@mailman.lug.org.uk
> Subject: Re: [Hampshire] An introduction, a blag and well a bit of ge
On Sunday 25 March 2012 17:22:45 Bryn wrote:
> Yeah there's a note on my todo list about writing a data destruction
> policy!!! AFAIK dban works and has been certified by someone or other
> cleverer than me.
>
> I believe Jamies use a paid for tool (paid per use not by single
> licence!!!) as part
> There are those who believe that it is virtually impossible to ensure that
> data on an HDD is unretrievable, no matter what you throw at it, how much
> you are willing to spend on it or how much trouble you are prepared to go
> to.
They are wrong. It is actually very easy to destroy the data o
> Vic did you try and buy something when I wasn't there?
Yep. Several times. I failed.
> Apparently he came down to Jamies and was told that he
> couldn't purchase any memory
AISI, there are only two ways for Jamies to make any money:-
- Sell small amounts of kit at hugely inflated prices to
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On 25/03/12 19:24, hants...@googlemail.com wrote:
> There are those who believe that it is virtually impossible to
> ensure that data on an HDD is unretrievable, no matter what you
> throw at it, how much you are willing to spend on it or how much
> tr
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