Norphy

Frenzten

Ovaltine

Rovers.

Stornoway

MS Teams seems like the obvious recommendation, especially if you've already got Office licensing. Not free or cheap, exactly, but you might already be paying for it anyway. It can be set up like you describe with a bit of patience.

Crybaby (It really makes me laugh in the LEGO Star Wars games when Anakin is sent off to play with his crayons)

Intent.

Believe

Railway

I’ve been reading the Tiffany Aching books again, for no other reason than because I want to. I was again of ill last week and I tend to get fever dreams when I’m ill, for the first day or two. Yeah, I had Feegles in my dreams for a night or two.

In all fairness, there is no such thing as a 100% secure product. It's just not possible. LastPass is probably the largest product in this segment, so people are going to attack it more than the others. That last breach, however, was just ridiculous. I don't want you to think that I'm attacking your choices, btw! It's a good idea to review what products you're using periodically no matter how much you may or may not like them.

Kent..

I stopped using LastPass when they got taken over by LogMeIn. LogMeIn had an absolutely cavalier attitude towards security and I stopped using LastPass as soon as that takeover was announced. I still had something like eight or nine months of paid subscription left at the time but I still migrated to Dashlane for my own stuff. The fact that they had three very public security breaches, two of which beyond serious, further cemented my attitude towards them. Frankly, I wouldn't trust them to secure a piggybank. Which is a shame because they did have a nice product.

Judging by that mobile phone graphic, the bus is in a south-eastern Asian country. They've probably programmed the sign using Unicode and dollars to doughnuts, it doesn't support Unicode properly.

Uranium

I'm not in the job any more, but it was this goat.

When I first put in SCCM a long time ago, I flippantly put in a picture of a goat as the background for my WindowsPE image, expecting to change it later on. I forgot to do so before the kids started back and it stuck. Anyway, it actually turned out to be quite useful because if someone said "Sir, there's a picture of a goat on my computer" you knew what was going on because the goat was more distinctive than some non-descript grey background. The goat ended up staying and I used it in subsequent jobs as well.

Seagull

Have you looked at PasswordState? Free for up to five users

I don’t know about you, but phone systems are one area where I truly treasure my ignorance of them, along with SIMS and finance systems

MacBook

There’s always loads of stuff on there, but right now Prime Gaming has Elite: Dangerous on it for free. https://gaming.amazon.com/elite-dangerous-epic/dp/amzn1.pg.item.26dc4db5-9ad6-4a58-bd73-276adf5411bb?ingress=amzn&ref_=SM_EliteDangerous_S01_FGWP_CRWN Amazon Prime subscription needed

Useless

Yorkshire

It does seem like a slightly weird move for GM to be going into F1 really. Ultimately, F1 is a giant advertising board and has a worldwide presence. For manufacturers like Mercedes, Ferrari, Honda, Ford, Toyota and even Renault it makes sense as they have a pretty global presence. GM, however, seems to be concentrated in North America and Cadillac doubly so. They’ve all but withdrawn from Europe, most of Asia and Australia. I suppose F1 is trying to increase its viewers in the US so it makes sense from that POV I guess. If there are American manufacturers and American drivers in the series, Americans are more likely to be interested.