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You'll probably need to buy one because they'll fail on emissions without one for certain. If you can find a test station that will do a dodgy one for you then good luck to ya. Could always buy one, fit it, then take it off again after the MOT.

Which is basically what I said. It asks you if you want to run it the first time you start the new Mac. It's the best way TBH.

I agree, there's nothing wrong with rebooting servers. The main problem in a business environment is usually availability. Some of our customers pay for 99.9% uptime for some of their business critical services and applications. That's why we have to implement enormous CSF's with huge server...

Might be worth selling the car to clear the finance. I realise that a HPI check would show that the car is on finance, but if it's traded in at a main dealer they will normally be able to pay off the finance with the money they give you for it. They would normally ask you to pay them the...

Mine's running fine. However: Back box needs tightening up so it fits more centrally in the recess (fixing this afternoon) Brake pads are looking quite worn so will need raplacing soon. Windscreen is peppered in stone chips. There's so many that rather than get them repaired, I'm waiting for...

Mine was totally empty when it failed on me last year. All it had was a tiny crack in a bend on one of the pipes, and it had caused the gas to slowly discharge into the atmosphere. Because I got the car from a dealership it was still under warranty, so they fixed it for nothing. Good job really...

Loving the "two in the pink, one in the stink" sticker!

+1. A customer of ours has an old NT4 box which acts purely as a RADIUS server (using Steel Belted RADIUS server I believe) and nothing more. It's been up for well over 2 years without issue. It's a pity half the Windows updates these days require the machines to be restarted otherwise...

Connect both Macs together with a Firewire cable. If your old Mac has Firewire 800 that'll be the best way of doing it, or if not FW400 will do fine. Start up your old Mac and hold down the T key on the keyboard straight away. That'll put it into target disk mode. You'll see a little Firewire...

I can. In 180 days when the RC time limit expires. That is unless someone cracks it. Dunno if it's been done yet?

I probably understand how a Wankel works better than I understand how a normal engine works. howstuffworks.com FTW

W16 is 4 banks of 4 cylinders arranged in a W (or double V) formation IIRC.

I've got the Supersport recessed system, and I think the noise it makes is epic. Yes it's loud, but nobody who's been in the car has complained. It's a bit loud on motorways but I normally don't hear it above the stereo anyway. The only exhaust I've ever had that has sounded better was the...

Each cylinder in a V6 is at an angle to the one next to it which would form a V shape if you were to cut a cross section through the middle of the engine. 2 straight banks of 3 cylinders that work together to turn the same crank basically. A straight six, or inline 6, has all the cylinders in a...

No worries.

The only best practice numbering-wise is to use them as intended - to prioritise which server(s) your mail gets delivered to. The lower the number, the higher the preference. The highest preference has to be tried first before the sending mail server can try the next highest. If multiple MX...

If it happens again, first thing to do is right click the network connection icon and choose "repair". If that doesn't fix it you probably have a misconfiguration somewhere.

Yes it would if the CD / DVD is bootable. If the optical drive is before your hard disk in the boot order, you'll be able to boot from the recovery disk and re-install.

Broadcast storms FTL!

No domain requires more than one MX record to receive email. You can set up MX records for child (sub) domains if need be but you don't need to for the root of your domain. On the other hand, you can have as many MX records as you like. When an MX record is looked up for your domain by the...

Needs orange wheels and 2 orange "cup" stripes running over it TBH!

Yeah I do remember seeing a flamer, but it didn't occur to me to flash at the time.

Another +1 for Dell. Even my own PC is a Dell (although I won it in 2004, and haven't needed to upgrade since).

Basically you'll go to a web page and enter a username and password. You'll log in and will ultimately be presented with a workspace similar to what you would on your work computer. You'll be able to use business critical apps remotely. Sounds like a basic CAG setup, so it'll probably require...

I keep spotting one too. Lad with blonde hair IIRC.

I spotted that too, and I think he spotted me? It was parked up in Scarborough below the cliff edge. JCT I think it was.

I was quite possibly number 4. Plate is FD53 FTO - silver 172. I went to Whitby then left for Scarborough mid afternoon (on Sunday)

Next week IIRC. Technet and MSDN subscribers can download it already, and Gold partners have been able to evaulate it now for quite some time. They had to order it manually though, there was no download facility, which is why I only got it yesterday.

Downloaded the new x64 release candidate yesterday morning at work. Technet subscription and being a Gold Partner FTW :D Haven't had a play with it yet though. Any new features or improvements to report?

I like how half the side strip is missing!