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What @simpsonj said

You say: All I read is:

"Again"?

Oooooh. See, that's the kind of thing I'm used to seeing explained as "pure skill m8, get rekt scrub"

Not odd at all PUBG's physics engine leaves a lot to be desired where vehicles are concerned. They often flip, gain aeronautical abilities or crash on tiny stones for seemingly no reason.

Haha. Yeah, good games. Interesting concept. Enjoyed them a lot. Confused my housemate though, when she was playing Persona 5 (it's her PS4 etc) and she was complaining about spell names, and I sat there going "Eh, you get used to it. Dia is cure, Agi's fire, Bufu is ice, Zio is thunder.. Spells have modifiers prefixed or suffixed, so 'media' heals everybody.. You just have to figure out the naming convention.."

I'm vaguely familiar with the spells as I've played some of the SMT: Digital Devil games that use the same naming convention, though once you start getting to some of the status ones I have no idea what's what.

Started playing Persona 5.. Not bad so far.. But what the hell is the deal with 'everyone else can get knocked out and revived, that's fine, no big deal, but if joker gets knocked out, game over'?! Actually ragequit 'cause of that. I'll probably pick it up again at some point this week but seriously, that's a bit rubbish, no?

*twitch*

I've got >3000 hours in DOTA 2 lol Easy to rack up the big numbers over several years.

Haven't played it too much but I have two characters on it.. An... I forget. Male. Stacks Agility and Evasion. Uses Claws. Idea was to build him into an evasion-tank who gets lifesteal from attacks. Second character I started not long ago was a ranger. Not got too far in with her.

Nyet. The link 404's because it is actually pointing to edugeek.net/http://etc.

It's not just an email body issue, the url the link points to is also edugeek.net/http://etc too. Edit: Checking my deleted folder, it's not happening for all emails, but is sporadically happening for some. Doesn't appear to be linked to specific threads either. For example I've got plenty for the IT Pet Peeves thread, some with doubled hyperlinks, some without.

Well in theory, but if for example the network drops and it can't reach the file share the backup path is set to...

Should've tried Path of Exile first..

Haha sounds great! I'm well up for that

So the Director is actually a proper squishy? Not an AI director like, say, L4D? That sounds really interesting! Anyone up for this tonight? @failnator @Mewdewgooboofoo @DalekSec

We instruct staff to create their iTunes accounts with their works email, that way if they leave we can just impersonate them, do a password reset, then log in and remove the account. Is that something you could do, or have they used their personal iTunes/email?

Yes 'S ony right. Sam sung my praises when I picked the last one plus I have a large repertoire of topics to select from.

No. We're not going to do phone puns. I'm putting my foot down on this one! I'm telling you, it's my way or the Huawei!

Ahh, yep, that was it. Derp! You can't select any of the options when you're filtered on 'All'. Ah, I'd checked that page, but was completely oblivious to the three-dot menu. Thank you!

Got a Chromebook for testing. Testing is going fine. Oooh you can disable them and have a message pop up. Better get that configured, then! Configure message, disable Chromebook to test that it all works, it does! Fantastic! ... except now I can't re-enable it again... Wut The Re-Enable option can't be selected, and it's 'refunded' me the license it was using. I can't re-enrol the Chromebook back to into our organisation either because it's sat on the disabled screen and I can't do anything.

Agreed. I love cow. Is tasty!

Well, yes, but we trust the source of the link and the context with which it has been given. I wouldn't have clicked the link if it had been emailed to me by Mr. A. Rando unannounced @bmaloney, I can't help but feel like at this point you're more concerned with proving to everyone that you're right than you are with actually getting useful information. We've tried to help you, but you seem adamant that you're not going to work with us to resolve the issue. Emailing a link, or emailing a file, will cause you problems. Maybe not everywhere, but it will. If you're serious about this, you should aim to minimise any potential disruption before you even start. The 100% surefire way to get your results is to ask the questions in simple plaintext within the body of an email. That is simply the fact of the matter. You can accept it, or, clearly, you can not. You're asking 20,000+ organisations for a lot of information. You're going to have to put some effort in to sort through all of that. You do not get to offload the statistical analysis because there's lots of it. You got what you asked for. You need to get a bunch more people to help you do the data sorting/cleanup/analysis (who, more than likely, aren't going to do it for free, regardless of whether you feel they should or not, because time and effort costs money) or you need to drastically limit the data you're going to collect. Or you can spend 6 years doing it all solo and by the time you're finished it'll all be out of date. Again, I point out I am entirely sympathetic to what I think you're trying to achieve, but at this point, it feels like I'm banging my head against a brick wall. So I'm out. GG no re

PDF forms are also a common attack vector. Dodgy invoices and the like. Same with Word documents (malicious embedded macros) etc. We also warn our staff not to open attachments they weren't expecting. Please, don't use attachments. Just write out your questions in plaintext. I promise I'm not being purposely disruptive. I'm genuinely trying to offer you some help.