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Could be wrong, @Brimstone is the iPad guy/fan on here, but it sounds like you may be using an older process that still works. My "iPad" school has never paid for an app, but they are "bought" in ASM and added to Mosyle there. Assuming everything has already been set up correctly (some certificates are needed to properly link ASM and Mosyle), process goes something like: Buy iPads. Add to ASM. IIRC you can get the supplier to do this, or at least all you need is a supply number. Assign devices to Mosyle in ASM. Turn on iPad and connect to Wi-Fi. Mosyle intercepts the setup, pushes itself onto the pad and then configures it the way you have specified, installing apps as appropriate. After a reasonably short time, iPads are ready to issue. Teachers complain that there MUST be a way to install on the iPad as it's in their lesson plan. Someone should have a "master" type account unless it has never been set up.

Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire (Cinema) Reasonably entertaining, but could have done with fewer fight scenes. I did enjoy the world-building in the Hollow Earth. If anyone sees it, look at The Colosseum at the end of the film.

https://www.food.gov.uk/news-alerts/alert/fsa-prin-09-2024 Announced a while ago, but recently flagged again, Aldi flatbread.

In ASM, are the affected devices assigned to Mosyle?

It may be different if you have Configurator, but I was under the impression that all devices had to be in ASM and then assigned from there to your MDM. This is what it looks like in our Mosyle:

Are they assigned to Mosyle in Apple School Manager?

Clintons seem to be underselling their offer.

Freelance (Amazon Prime) John Cena plays an ex-special ops guy who gets lured back in for one "easy" protection job. Bit of an 80s throwback, and not really worth your time. Even Cena seems a little embarrassed to be in such schlock. Bottoms (Amazon Prime) TRAILER FULL OF LOUD SWEARING AND ALL SORTS OF NSFW GOINGS ON. Two high school losers form a "fight club" in the hope that it will enable them to get with the girls of their dreams. VERY sweary but fun comedy. Loses steam a bit when the friends inevitably fall out for a while, but recovers for the final act. Not a "must see" but if the trailer appeals, it's worth a look.

Inspired by the unbelievable true story, a strait-laced professor (Glen Powell) uncovers his hidden talent as a fake hit man in undercover police stings. He meets his match in a client (Adria Arjona) who steals his heart and ignites a powder keg of deception, delight, and mixed-up identities. From Academy Award-nominated writer/director Richard Linklater and co-written by Glen Powell, HIT MAN comes to select theatres in May and only on Netflix June 7.

Apparently they're installed as part of the PowerChute setup. Might be worth a reinstall or updating (mine was out of date). Or, if you use 7-Zip on the exe, there's a promising looking inf folder in $PLUGINSDIR.

Windows decided to "upgrade" the driver?

No Battery icon, and setup is the same as you (USB connection + PowerChute). Edit: Just changed a task to "only on AC" and it ran.

Although I don't see why it would have changed, I'd take a look at the UPS console and the actual plugs. Could someone have unplugged stuff and put it into different sockets? My PC here and the server I can see on the screen to my right are both on the UPS and not showing as "on battery".

TCL, best known for their reasonably priced but generally well reviewed TVs, are getting into the movie game with an AI generated short romcom. It's written by real peeps and featuring motion captured models (allegedly).

^^^ The preview of the above in "iSpy" could also do with improvement.

Just had an email about a laptop that comes Now, I know that some laptops no longer have an Ethernet port to save space, but it's hardly "advanced".

Wingwomen (Netflix) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Au9Uz4_H6zA A couple of thieves decided that it's time to retire, but their boss sends them on one last job. Starring, directed by and adapted from a comic series by Mélanie Laurent, this is a fun romp. The ending/epilogue is a bit of a cheat to engender the feels but worth a look if the trailer has grabbed your attention.

Green grocer orders 80 cases of Easter eggs instead of 80, but ends up making loads for charity: https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2024/mar/28/orkney-shop-owner-raises-3000-for-charity-after-easter-egg-error Guess he no longer has egg on his face.

Yes, this is very picky but, for reasons I'll go into in the "What annoying things..." thread later, I was not a happy bunny. The bottom squiggle is for the change in font size and lack of capitals for the Thai dish. Can you spot any mistakes I've missed? One you won't be able to spot is that either their catering packs were incorrectly labelled, of someone didn't know the difference between Beef Bourguignon and braised beef.

I see a lot of this firm's vehicles about, mainly, somewhat appropriately, just sat there. Why would you name your firm something that makes it sound as if your staff don't really do a lot?Google reviews suggest that perhaps it's safer for all concerned when their vehicles aren't moving, though.

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire (Cinema) OK, but totally forgettable. My main memory of it was that the screen hasn't had heating for a while, and they'd removed the heater, presumably to give a more immersive experience.

Do you have to sing the song to get served?

Papa Johns closing some stores: https://metro.co.uk/2024/03/26/full-list-43-papa-johns-uk-restaurants-closing-one-near-20529909/?ico=just-in_home_just-in

More chips! Gimme more chips!

Another one who's started in on 3 Body Problem. Enjoying it so far, but only seen the first two eps. Not read the books, but it feels like the decision to make it more international was a good one. Odd to see so many people smoking in a show, though. Also Dave & Dan couldn't resist getting some T&A in there with the "rehydration" scene.