Walsingham

Totally agree.

Utterly lost in Skyrim today. It's like having a holiday in a cupboard.

I suppose it's too late to point out that those holograms aren't romanceable?

I'm going to take my chances with the soul of the machine, and open her up later. See if I can't simply unhook some of the ports. Otherwise I shall just superglue some thin plastic over the ports. Should hit the right level of discouragement versus changeability.

I have a logitech k200 which is surprisingly good, and about 8 quid.

I have a small team I trust as far as myself. We all have admin access. I need something to stop any of us from networking the bastard on a whim.

Interesting point, although the world was slower and less complex in his day.

We have been getting various knuckle-bones and the like.. the trouble being if they're inside the house they stink up the carpets... If they're outside the house.. he's coming back in covered in mud... D'oh.

I see.

Sorry. Brain faulty. I guess there are technical skills you can gett in coding. but what about design? Wouldn't that be more fun? Maybe psychology of learning... something to do with GUIs, or puzzles?

Don't know if it's any help, but my butcher got me a whole cow hip. Boiled it until the flesh fell off, and then gave that to the dog. Kept the bugger busy. Of course it was larger than he was...

WTF. I cannot physically look at that picture without smiling.

It's not a budget issue! Did you not notice her lack of voice is integral to the bloody plot? I think having to deal with hints is awesome. I was only annoyed that there were too few wrong options, so you didn't really have to think about what she was trying to say.

Good chops for asking, mate. But as I understand it games are rather like the film industry. You'd do well to sign up with some smaller studios and get experience that way, then apply for a bigger budget post. Could be way off. I don't work in games myself.

I should clarify that removing the office whisky is not an option. People who sit in offices without whisky do not work; they make work for other people.

No. We've always had a PC that sits offline. But there have been occasions in the past (usually after one or two office whiskies) when we've run a cable across and hooked her up to play games with another machine on site or remotely. I want to knacker that, but obviously not irrevocably in case we have to re-network it. I'm not overcompensating because we got hacked. I'm overcompensating because someone we know got hacked. Their procedures were far inferior to ours. But I want to learn from their mistakes.

Better than one who's explosive, surely? Thank you for putting that image in my head, Wals ka-SQUELCH!

Better than one who's explosive, surely?

Fair point. A little sympathy is also common, but not on this occasion it would seem.

I want it disabled beyond the point where I or my staff might re-enable it without giving it serious thought and effort. Hence hardware knackering.

And organic matter wants to decay? WTF, Gorgon? How would you feel if some self-appointed 'justice squadron' hacked your emails?

Is that even physiologically possible? Isn't it supposed to leak out of the nose? Sorry if this question seems to be tasteless, but I have to know! I would imagine it was more likely to leak out of your eyes. But ears seems artistically correct.

Is there some hardware to smash which will prevent a PC going online? I want it totally offline short of parts being replaced.

Hit by the Stratfor.com hack. No money lost (apparently), but big flap on. So Anonymous are now targeting the free press who disagree with them? I know the wikileaks types are chock full of hypocrisy, but seriously? They are nothing but a lynch mob with routers for rope.

Most officers on Imperial vessels in WH40k? Because that's a stirring example of clean psychologically healthy folks... Nothing wrong with staring into the Ehye of Terror until your brain leaks out your ears.