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Oh dear, my Mum and dad are stuck near the hospital so you might not be getting out [emoji53]
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@Arthur yes I experienced defender removal yesterday. The bundled crap explains it now.
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Yeah so that’s BS right there.
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Yes we have just started seeing this in windows 10. Haven’t figured anything out yet though
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Don't Lick The Mixing Bowl, Food Safety Regulators Warn
sparkeh replied to 6Foot2's topic in General Chat
Commercial bread? Treated flour [emoji6] -
The loft is full of old laptops, desktops, CRT monitors, a PowerBook G5 and tons of software. Pretty much just use phone and iPad though as I can do pretty much anything on those for home or work [emoji3]
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Yeah I’d like to know this, redesigning our website is on my to do list and thought I’d nick take inspiration from someone else’s [emoji3]
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Freedom of Information request
sparkeh replied to Jobos's topic in Data Protection & Information Handling
No not heard any more on this. In my reply I stated that the ICO had given me advice. Personally I would state the advice again, clarify that the request was invalid and will comply with any valid request that is submitted. -
[tv trailer] The League Of Gentlemen: Trailer - BBC Two
sparkeh replied to 6Foot2's topic in TV & Movies
This is the best thing to happen to TV. Ever. Can’t wait. Oh and “Eskeewd beef! Have anybody got any bokkle oran doove?” -
Its just a PITA right? To use SketchUp for Schools you need a GSuite setup, which we don't have. To use mySketchUp you need an account which is irritating with primary age kids. Currently we just click the icon and get working. *sigh*
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Balls.
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Welcome all
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Yeah this. All our ratified policies have ratification date, review date, owner and change tracking. Every ratification is recorded in the minutes We also have a master document that tracks all the polices and related info (version, dates etc).
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African or European?
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Classic Shell no longer in development. Source code released
sparkeh replied to Arthur's topic in Windows 10
The native start menu has worked flawlessly for us in 1703 http://www.edugeek.net/forums/windows-10/187278-successfully-deploying-start-menus-windows-10-v1703.html The missing tile problem was solved for us by using the DesktopApplicationID attribute in the xml. -
Yeah I am wondering this too. I have seen a few templates that are this broad but I would have thought we needed more detail?
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NASA: Send A Message To Voyager To Celebrate The 40th Anniversary
sparkeh replied to 6Foot2's topic in General Chat
“60 chars to say something profound, nevermind: happy anniver” -
That must have impacted you. - - - Updated - - - Thanks for that bit of wisdom
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Excellent! I have Xmas socks on!
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Cheer up Grumpy Gus, its nearly Xmas! \o/
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That could be your problem. We moved to 10 at v1511 which, IMO was good but needed CSM. v1607 didn't work well for us so we waited and v1703 has been great. Yeah after v1511 CSM didn't work well at all for us. Last time I looked the maintainer of CSM stated he wouldn't be keeping development up and was working on other stuff. As v1703 gave us working start menus we dropped it.
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I know that you have experienced issues with Win 10, but just for balance, there are plenty of people using it successfully in an enterprise environment: Updates: we had one issue in v1511 with a borked update but it had no impact on end user experience (just work for me) but then every version of windows has had its moments with updates Printers: used GPPs for printers for a long time and still works flawlessly in Win 10 Logins: First login can be a bit lengthy (30 secs) but anything after that is lightening quick (SSDs make a hell of a difference here) Start menus: v1703 start menu xml works brilliantly (before this it was just awful)
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GDPR Responsibility in your school
sparkeh replied to prad-ucs's topic in Data Protection & Information Handling
I'm not entirely sure that's true. The way I see it is that initially the DPO will have a lot of involvement reviewing what the school has in place, and putting a procedure in place for the school to become compliant. Once the right procedures are in place, the school *should* be able to proceed down the right path following those procedures. If you procure a new system in the correct way then you should be ok. Down the line I see the DPO reviewing things every so often and being there for to advice on particular situations. The DPO is a supervisory role and not an operational one. I agree with the budget comment. But regardless, currently, there will be a requirement to have a DPO that conforms to the statutory requirements so its not an option to not do it :/ Its not really tricky, the rules, as they stand, are pretty clear. -
GDPR Responsibility in your school
sparkeh replied to prad-ucs's topic in Data Protection & Information Handling
Outsource.
