When I was using lotus notes there was a similar feature, but it didn't work very well. As the message was sent to you inbox, you could modify the properties on the message, I created a button to unprotect the message because there were several people in my group who always had their message confidential and the information needed to sent to others quite frequently.

I remember this shop very fondly, I used to walk home from school, and pick up quite a few components for various electronics projects, but while I was away at uni it closed, I was very disappointed when I went back to my parents.

I can't remember what it was called. But I had a friend who worked there many years ago.

I FOUND IT! It was called Techno Trade street view was only good back to 2008 and it was already something else but a search on the address came up with: https://www.yelp.co.uk/biz/techno-trade-fareham

No it is called the HSE.

I was going to say this looks a lot like the stuff on the imatest website.

I have seen colleagues have to do very similar things on embedded platforms, when there is a large pressure on price, a smaller amount of flash on an MCU will make the MCU cheaper.

I don't think it sensible to single out C for having serious bug. It should be most software projects have serious bugs.

The UK voted to leave the EU not the ECHR which is a different treaty organization. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Convention_on_Human_R... for more information.