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We have a similar issue with some of our HPs, we find that you can open the Intel Graphics software and force it to detect monitors and the missing one comes back.

We use Trilby and the IT teams involvement is installing the app on the screens. We have a communications and marketing team who take care of the in school screens. Most of the stuff shown is also put on our socials and newsletters. Currently on a loop on our screens Permenant: A school logo page, school day timings, list of safeguarding team inc photos, Canteen menu, info about recycle bins, the latest post from our instagram feed. Temporary: Info about our local towns art book benches. Info about up coming culture day, info about a reading challenge.

Youre only 2 years older than my Steam account!

First they came for the drummers, And I did not speak out, Because I was not a drummer.

As of tomorrow, Witcher 3 remastered.

Talk Talk once sent door to door cold callers to my mums house (well the whole area) while I was there. They opened the sales pitch with "Did you know a recent hardware upgrade allows us to offer you free broadband...." No mention of who they represented. At this point I appeared from around the door and asked them to explain how a hardware upgrade at the local exchange would influence the monthly line item in their accounting software. I let them flouder for 15 seconds before telling them no thanks. It was on that day my suspicions of TalkTalk turned in to contempt.

Whelp this is where my mind went when I read FridgeCare Monthly

This may be of some interest Prepare customers for a simpler, more unified Microsoft Copilot app experience

My belly is 1.5 points of contact on its own. Here the highest piece of equipment IT is responsible for is the main hall projector. Fortunately its attached to a a lighting gantry that lower-able on cables so we bring the projector down rather than go up to it.

There was an issue in Pixel phones where they dropped the ability to "do not validate" this appears to have been fixed as now they off a Trust on First Use option which will allow you to use a self signed cert and agree to to when connecting much like iOS does. We are seeing this on recent Pixels and Samsungs. So we make sure that the user has the latest update on their phone and this usually works.

I had a look at this and the only 2 exceptions that might be relevant are the one where the data might link to a living person and the one where the info is already publicly available. The former probably doesnt count as the vehicles will be registered to a company. The latter covers make and model, colour, full DVLA first registration date, MOT issue/expiry date, but you would need to provide them the VRM and then they can look up the rest.

The VRM is the number plate.

VRM (vehicle registration mark) are different to VIN. Interesting ICO document about upholding the DVLA refusal to give VRMs in a FOI. https://ico.org.uk/media2/migrated/decision-notices/2172663/fs50689632.pdf How different the defense would be when discussing a company owned vehicle im not sure.

Our drama dept want the students to be able to have access to music as a background to their performance. They want the students to be able to break in to smaller groups and each have access to music, as many as 10 groups in a given drama lesson. This was achieved in the past by students using their own phones but thats not possible now. Are any of your drama departments doing something similar and what method are you using?

We had similar issue with the Data Exchange service. Archiving attendance marks helped us.