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Wetherspoon's to close all social media accounts
Gibbo replied to LeMarchand's topic in General Chat
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They work fine. I'm guessing Virgin Web Safe was on which was why Kodi wasn't working.
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Does the S:Sims drive need to be mapped to deploy sims from Solus3?
Gibbo replied to TwistedHelixis's topic in MIS Systems
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My previous school used Perkbox.
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Met Office Loses BBC Weather Forecasting Contract - BBC News
Gibbo replied to 6Foot2's topic in General Chat
I quite like the new map. You can see the faint outline of motorways and towns that might not necessary make the map in name.- 18 replies
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IT Technician - Preston/Darwen - £18-22000 - Closes 19/2/18
Gibbo replied to elsiegee40's topic in Educational IT Jobs
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John Mahoney: British-born Frasier Actor Dies Aged 77 - BBC News
Gibbo replied to 6Foot2's topic in General Chat
Eddie (Moose) died in 2006. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moose_(dog) -
Love Inside No 9, such well written and acted stories.
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[BBC News] Sky signals the end of the satellite dish
Gibbo replied to newpersn's topic in General Chat
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Looking at some of the news reports, its amazing how many personal possessions just happened to be in the car. Who leaves valuables in a car in a multi storey car park, one in Liverpool at that? https://youtu.be/Vr862G6MdGM?t=3m16s
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Haptic have changed now though. They're more into providing services than products. From a recent email: Haptic Networks are primarily a solutions provider we have made the decision to fully focus our attention on the four main areas of technology that we both specialise in, and offer you genuine benefit with. These areas, along with a brief overview of the technology and solutions within them are: Connectivity: Wireless Networking- auditing, surveying, design, supply and installation. Including authentication solutions, P2P & WiFi as a Service Wired Networking- health checks, core & edge upgrades, network design, VLAN design, onsite consultancy, configuration, supply of hardware Infrastructure installation- Cat6 & 7 Cabling, Fibre Optic cabling, WAN Connections- FTCC, bonded ADSL, lease lines Cloud: Google - G Suite services, MIS integration, migration, consultancy, Teacher training/Professional development Microsoft - Office 365 services, migration, Sharepoint, Azure consultancy Chromebooks - Chrome Education Licenses, Android & Chrome App solutions Surface - Surface as a Secure Service, Surface Hub, Surface Books Apple - Consultancy, AD to OD Integration, training, & Mobile Device Management Security: Security as a Service, penetration testing & ethical hacking Advanced Threat Protection, Anti-Ransomware & machine learning technologies GDPR, PCI & ISO compliance consultancy and project management Prevent Duty, Keeping Children Safe in Education & Safeguarding Network Access Control, authentication & SIEM CCTV & Door access controls Storage: Consultancy & Deployment Open source & Enterprise ZFS Self-Healing storage Primary VM Storage, Archival & Backup Storage Disaster Recovery and Backup Solutions Backup as a Service High Availability & Business Continuity
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I found a bug in the mileage section of online insurance quotes which made it cheaper. Mileage is (or was) always UPTO xxxxxx miles. I always did my insurance upto 12,000 miles. One year I was doing more so I changed it to 14,000. The premium went down by £20. I changed it to 16,000. It went down again. Same at 18,000 miles. But then it started the premium creep back up.
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Start turning servers off, that gets action.
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Microsoft DPM? That has cloud integration
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"Lockdown" in the search box should give more info as its been discussed before.
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Very much so. We get around 900-1000 views of a FB post in 24 hours, the parents love getting "instant" news delivered to them rather than having to check a website. It also allows them to chat and converse about things. Only downside is that parents will message via FB instead of going through the proper channels, then moan when its not acted upon instantly.
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Currently reading "On The Beach" by Nevil Shute. Crumbs, how depressing. Had to stop half way through.
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What Policies should I manage
Gibbo replied to owen1978's topic in Data Protection & Information Handling
Provide advice, guidance, framework bullet points for the policies, but leave it to SLT to create them.
