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Jawloms replied to Tefters's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
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Would they work any better with a touchpad like on a laptop? You can buy USB ones.......
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Anyone turned on "Supervised chats" in Teams? How's it working for you? Supervised chats in Microsoft Teams for Education Thank you Stuart
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Thanks all. I've pinged an email off to the local planning office.
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I haven't asked anyone as I didn't know where to start! I'll give them a call.........
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Morning all, Thought I'd ask on here as I am not having a lot of luck Googling, and someone always knows! Attached is a picture of the back of my house. I want to tarmac/concrete a bit of my back garden so I can park a car on it. It will meet the road in the red circle. As you can see, it's a dirt track, but it has a road name so presumably is a proper road? I'm sure there are rules about connecting to it. Does anyone know where I begin please? Thank you Stuart
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Congratulations! I just got a new job in a factory making chess pieces. I'm on knights.
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I thought most six year olds would play on an iPad or similar (which is bedrock edition) on their own? This is Java edition. It may be possible to set up a bedrock server for him/her to play with friends, but I wouldn't know how I'm afraid.
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Might be useful to someone. This actually tells you how to setup a free, quite powerful minecraft server but I assume you can use it for other things! ARM processor though. https://blogs.oracle.com/developers/how-to-set-up-and-run-a-really-powerful-free-minecraft-server-in-the-cloud I did see somewhere about the server being reset after 30 days, but it is free forever!
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Schools Broadband - feedback please
Jawloms replied to speakercon's topic in Internet Related/Filtering/Firewall
We use them and have been very happy. I don't remember having any downtime ever. Speed is good. We don't interact with Netsweeper a great deal as it seems pretty good at blocking the right things for us so it's not often we have to block/whitelist something, but we use Impero too so look through the logs of that to view people's browsing. -
Whenever I'm with my Spanish friends I make sure I frequently say "mucho" as it means a lot to them.
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New DoA Aruba switch warranty replaced with refurb
Jawloms replied to dgsmith's topic in Wired Networks
Yup, this. DOA is not a warranty issue. Although I would accept it if they are also going to refund you the difference of if you had initially purchased a refurb. -
I think that picture says more about the wall than the screws!
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We had a bracket for an 86" TV which said to make sure the screws went in to the wall at least 10mm.
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Plan B? PC hardware enthusiast der8auer uses a dishwasher to clean his components (I don't actually recommend you do this and I take no responsibility if you do try it and it ruins your kit )
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Morning, How are people setting up next year's Teams in Teams? We have five tutor groups per year, and SLT wanted each tutor group to have it's own lesson, so we have for example "7A English", "7A French", "7A Geography" for every subject, and then repeated for every tutor group at KS3. KS4 is obviously not taught in tutor groups, but it follows the same idea that every single class has it's own team. We have talked about setting up a team per year and then using channels to break it down to tutor groups or subjects, but the trouble with that is when you set an assignment, it gets done in the team so everyone can see it, meaning if you want 7A to do some homework, but 7B won't get that homework until a couple of days later, 7B can already see it. There has to be a tidy way of doing things? What are others doing please? Thank you
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Sorry, I've just had a thought so did a quick Google, you also need to do this so that the users have "write" access to the description field.
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Save it as a .vbs Set WshNetwork = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Network") Set objWMI = GetObject("winmgmts:{impersonationLevel=impersonate}!\\.\root\cimv2") ' Get computer object in AD Set objSysInfo = CreateObject("ADSystemInfo") Set objComputer = GetObject("LDAP://" & objSysInfo.ComputerName) ' Build up description field data and save into computer object if different from current description ' We also do not update computers with a description that starts with an underscore (_) newDescription = WshNetwork.UserName & " @ " & FormatDateTime(Now) if not objComputer.Description = newDescription and not left(objComputer.Description,1) = "_" then objComputer.Description = newDescription objComputer.SetInfo end if I sometimes use it to find out where someone is. If you search AD for all computers, then sort them by the "Description" field, you can find the username easily because they are obviously now in alphabetical order, and see which computer they are logged in to. I cannot take credit for this script, but honestly can't remember who to give credit to! I probably got it from EduGeek!
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Impero, but also a logon script which updates the computer's "Description" field with username, date and time so it all appears in AD.
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I have a pen which I use to write underwater. In fact I use it to write loads of other words too!
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Either that or you could at least make popcorn with it surely?
