Bertie_Dellend
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I have had been through 4 Ofsted inspections (and 2 independent inspections) - never spoke to the inspectors directly once!
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Well the pencil moustache probably threw them you see! A pencil moustache was the type Clark Gable / Errol Flynn had (you did imply you were over 30).
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Aaagh, but are they from South Sudan? And how did you phrase the question in this straw poll?? Were you "strutting" around the office in a straight legged marching sort of way as you asked them? Sorry for being facetious - it is the end of a long week.
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Like my parents? Or maybe they associated SS with the boat thing - like SS (Steam Ship) Great Britain. Or maybe they didn't associate it with anything at all - other than my names? Sorry - to clarify - you are no doubt right, some far right groups may register with it - but so may some steam liner enthusiasts! But I cant blame South Sudan choosing SS - it just means South Sudan to them.
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My initials are SS - does that make my parents Nazi's? They probably chose SS because for "most" people they don't automatically think 1930's / 40's German elite guard unit.
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That is not cheap!
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Map a network drive and hide it via vbs startup script
Bertie_Dellend replied to Jaan's topic in How do you do....it?
You could hide the drive via the registry - something like this https://skillforge.com/hide-drives-in-windows-explorer-via-registry-setting/ -
We use the GPO message method - message starts "By logging in to this system you are accepting the terms and conditions of the school AUP"
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IT techs who work by themselves in a school
Bertie_Dellend replied to DrBeaker's topic in General Chat
I started at my current NM role as a lone IT support bod (only managed myself??) but after 3 months of continuous fire fighting and not having time to actually "manage" anything, I basically said - you either get me a technician so that I can manage and improve this network, or I am off! It was too soul destroying leaving at the end of each day knowing that I had improved virtually nothing. I had fixed plenty of issues, but the underlying causes were still there. Thankfully they agreed and I have been in a team of 2 here for 10 years. That too has had its ups and downs, but overall far better. The 2 biggest benefits for me are time (to plan and work on sometimes complex things) and being able to bounce ideas back and forth about problems that I may not have fixed on my own or would have at best taken longer to fix. -
04:23 in the AM!!??
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So just to tip me off my self-righteous perch - had first support staff member in this morning who has forgotten their card!
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We have started charging for them after the second loss.

