On Tue, 17 Jan 2012 15:25:52 +
alan c wrote:
Hello alan,
> Anyone read '1984' lately?
Why? We're living it!
;-)
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On 16/01/12 16:34, Stephen Davies wrote:
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> Jacqui is right, they might have answered as they did because you have
> to remember that the MS Offices are less than half a mile away as the
> crow flies.
Anyone read '1984' lately?
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On Monday 16 January 2012 16:34:05 Stephen Davies wrote:
> I've always found the staff at Novatech very techincally aware.
And very helpful. In addition, I have several times had helpful advice about
Linux; and Linux using Novatech staff sometimes showed up on the Linux
Novatech forum. (Probab
I've always found the staff at Novatech very techincally aware.
I was in the Reading Store recently sorting out a case and cooler for my
Vmware ESXi server.
I got lots of help making sure that the bits I bought were going to fit
together (Heatsink not too tall).
I now have a 6 core AMD based rig
On 13/01/2012 23:25, alan c wrote:
As an aside comment, when I have previously asked a random rep in the
Reading store how many of his colleagues used Ubuntu he answered that
'they all use Windows'.
I am pretty sure this is incorrect - I mainly use linux for servers
and have discussed raid opti
On 14/01/12 08:45, Ian Grody wrote:
> they had fedora, mandriva and Ubuntu live CDs for those few of us that
> wanted to poke
Come on, folks, let's make the 'few of us' into a few more?
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I've found novatech in portsmouth that a few of their floor staff are versed on
Linux. Two years ago when I bought one their branded no-name laptops they had
fedora, mandriva and Ubuntu live CDs for those few of us that wanted to poke.
They won't let you use your own "firestick" etc. In case it
On 13/01/12 21:32, Samuel Penn wrote:
> On Friday 13 January 2012 12:50:12 alan c wrote:
>> With a current thread I have seen about laptop buying in mind, I
>> called in to Novatech Reading on my travels. I spoke to the Manager
>> Alex Burrows. I had discussed Ubuntu etc with him on a previous
>>
On Friday 13 January 2012 12:50:12 alan c wrote:
> With a current thread I have seen about laptop buying in mind, I
> called in to Novatech Reading on my travels. I spoke to the Manager
> Alex Burrows. I had discussed Ubuntu etc with him on a previous
> occasion or two over the years and received
On 13 January 2012 12:50, alan c wrote:
> With a current thread I have seen about laptop buying in mind, I
> called in to Novatech Reading on my travels. I spoke to the Manager
> Alex Burrows. I had discussed Ubuntu etc with him on a previous
> occasion or two over the years and received agreemen
With a current thread I have seen about laptop buying in mind, I
called in to Novatech Reading on my travels. I spoke to the Manager
Alex Burrows. I had discussed Ubuntu etc with him on a previous
occasion or two over the years and received agreement in principle to
try out Ubuntu on specific kit
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