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There is a GPO to hide the notification area but leave the clock. I just added a desktop shortcut to the Volume Mixer and disabled the notification area.
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Just me. Makes for tidiness and peace.
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Ah I see you have one of those expensive iBuckets! I have a water cooler outside my office that isn't plumbed in so I have to empty the overflow tank in it occasionally.
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Here is my workspace, a lot tidier than usual! [ATTACH=CONFIG]25931[/ATTACH] This mess is what is behind me! [ATTACH=CONFIG]25930[/ATTACH]
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[video] Voice Recognition Elevator in Scotland
fairm010 replied to EduTech's topic in Jokes/Interweb Things
Brilliant, sent on to Scottish family. -
[closed] bug/error: Edugeek dropping out
fairm010 replied to SYNACK's topic in EduGeek.net Site Problems
I read that @ZeroHour is moving Edugeeks hosting, that may be a factor? -
Do you experience the same both on and off site?
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I run HAP and our school website on a VM with 4GB RAM and 2 vcores. Works no problem at all. I'd say most likely the ISP is reverse proxying.
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I think Nick looked into this before. If I remember right you need AD federation but he never got it going.
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I believe that error appears when the user has no AD picture and that is HAP telling you so.
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Year 8 left today (middle school) and I have to admit, even though I don't talk to the kids I will miss them. Especially a few amusing individuals!
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6 mile round trip for me. Going to start Cycling it soon!
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Herp Derp
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I would wait until tomorrow, when they miss the delivery. Also, check your delivery address on your order confirmation.
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Prize-a-day-May! Win merch, tablets and a PC with VeryPC
fairm010 replied to VeryPC's topic in Our Advertisers
Nope, delivered to school so reception will sign for it -
Prize-a-day-May! Win merch, tablets and a PC with VeryPC
fairm010 replied to VeryPC's topic in Our Advertisers
Just got my email, delivered tomorrow! xD Shame I'm going to Ikea with the site team tomorrow -
If you have control over your router you can do it but your ISP can do it too.
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No they are correct. You need to set up the forwarder on your public IP to point to your web server. Then point hap.domain.com to your public IP. You can then access it via hap.domain.com/HAP
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Any reason why they only accept hap.domain.com? Our public IP on port 443 forwards to our internal IP port 443. So our HAP is accessible via remote.domain.co.uk/HAP. This allows us to access other websites running on port 80 on the web server.
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I'll run through it tomorrow and document the steps.
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I did, no side effects at all.
