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On the very odd occasion to wind up my partner! Other than that, not at all.

That's how I did it, yes.

I believe there are some domain-wide settings (like a global password policy) that can only be configured in the Default Domain Policy - other than for those settings however, what you say is good advice.

You'll want to use Fine-Grained Password Policies for that: https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/canitpro/2013/05/29/step-by-step-enabling-and-using-fine-grained-password-policies-in-ad/

It might be cheaper to replace the fitting with a different one than buy GU10 bulbs. For reasons unknown they are always far more expensive.

Watching Westworld at the moment (yes, yes, I know, we're behind) - very very interesting and a great ride so far. The non-linearity can be a little confusing at times, but as long as you're awake and switched on you can follow easily.

Apple is really asking for countries to push through right-to-repair (which I wholly support). I imagine some enterprising company from China will come up with a way to reprogram the chips or bypass the issue though (again, good for them). Wouldn't stop me getting a replacement battery though, I couldn't care less about what the Battery Health menu says!

What happens when you try to forward the emails? What exactly doesn't work?

Can you link to the software - there are lots of potential results on Google.

Ehhh should've said pescetarian, I eat fish too.

I'm veggie now, but before that the answer would have been 3.5-4

Works fine for me using our own 365, but I know it also worked when we used Staffmail.

I misread the title as "Painted Lady Scammer" (probably because I've been reading a book about fraud) and wondered what fresh hell they'd come up with to bilk people...

Go to Cardiff Bay and wander around, it's a lovely place. If you're a Doctor Who / Torchwood fan there are lots of sights from the shows to see as well!

Good to know it's not just me who does this. My playlist is usually a load of cheesy 70s-90s stuff, along with some classical pieces, film soundtracks and showtunes. May or may not also put iPlayer shows on on a second monitor when coding...

eBay is perfectly fine for business use as well as long as you're sensible. There are plenty of IT refurb companies who sell through there.

Supposed to be 38C at some point here in London - currently in my office dreading having to leave at 1630...

Yes, that's the problem I fear with using those. We use schooname.uk.net (because our school name is quite common, it's the only reasonable one we could get!). Still has very occasional issues (people reversing the last two components), but works well enough.

If you're deploying SIMS using SCCM, why do you want the SOLUS client gumming up the works of PCs!

Just a note that some older systems don't like the new gTLDs, particularly the longer ones. It's not a big enough issue to say "don't get them", but just have a backup domain for email as well.

The cost of a reel or two of Cat6a can't be that much (haven't bought cable myself in ages), and it's generally better to future-proof things. If you're going to the trouble of running cable, run something that'll be usable for a long time.

Do you mean year group promotion?

Just school PCs, but students and staff can buy discounted licenses via the Home Use Programme.

What exactly are you wanting to do? I've had some experience with AWS.

I joined Voice when I started working at my current school (previously wasn't in a union) because of their no-strike policy. Never had to call on their services however.