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If it’s not a true ‘hack’ it makes it even worse.
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I meant to mention deploy studio. Very good piece of software for imaging. That plus munki will should deploy profiles and apps.
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I have a friend *cough* who might have a MacOS VM as a test lab machine. But that is purely internal tech use. Just to able to do so licence wise on anything else.
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You could look at http:// https://github.com/munki/munki and Comodo one to manage your macs. It’s not as straight forward as a decent MDM or as powerful in Comodos case but a reasonable start. I’ve not really used an mdm with Mac OS but persuaded our primaries of the benefits of one for iOS management has been worth its weight in gold. So much easier to deploy and manage those with mdm.
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Interesting. I setup one recently for a school and they made me jump through more hoops than the previous few schools. Not down to providing ofsted reports though.
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Another vote for Schools ICTS. We refer all our internet customers to them and every school that has gone with them for sims support has nothing but praise for them. (And school saves money!)
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I’m on 200 down virgin - started at 70 which was fine for us tbh. My upload has increased at the same to to a whopping 10mb. I’d rather have 100/100
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Websites hijacked by hidden crypto-mining code after popular plugin hacked
XiJ replied to spacebar's topic in General Chat
Yeah just read in the bbc news that they’d taken the site down. Some other local council sites too -
Websites hijacked by hidden crypto-mining code after popular plugin hacked
XiJ replied to spacebar's topic in General Chat
Loving that the ICO was affected. -
Really like the miix models. Although we use the higher end at work.
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News regarding ICT4C/YHGfL?
XiJ replied to enbiggen's topic in Yorkshire & Humberside Grid for Learning (YHGfL)
Thanks for the heads up. Registered. -
Our schools seem happy with the Fujitsu we use. a555 models, usually upgraded to SSD. 15” dvd, hdmi and VGA as standard.
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Musk is gonna turn out to be a super villain or not from this earth. But man he’ll be the coolest super villain not from this earth ever. I visit Kennedy space centre in 2016 and was slightly saddened that no space space shuttle or really cool, child-like imaginative space ships were around any more. Step up Mr Musk. Inspiring many generations all at once.
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Ha ha no problem. I still always forget first find when I do a fresh install!!
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On first use run with full admin privileges. You’ll be able to activate. Subsequent use can be standard user
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While i loved that as a child - and of course Glen A Larson could do no wrong, I enjoyed the recent series so much more. But thanks for the heads up. Will be watching some of the Originals.
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In South Yorkshire we’ve missed most of the decent snow. Had a little covering one Sunday which was fun to walk the dog in - but gone by the morning. The best was about 6 years ago where we measured it feet. That was good fun. Hoping for some more this week - Tuesday and Thursday look the days so far
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The company I work for introduced me to them. We put one in at a school where the fibre run was out of their budget. It’s worked flawlessly to link 2 buildings at a reasonable speed. Been over 2 years through wind and rain. I just put one in at a Community centre place yesterday. Installation was very straight forward. Line of sight - these were nanobeams and although they operate up to 300mbps the nics in them are only 10/100 links! You’d need the AC2 version for faster link. Our sister company set up an entire wireless isp where the MD lives - because only ADSL was available. So I can say they work great to numerous users. (we do have some different models from the ‘trunks’ now). In summary, perfectly adequate replacement for a cable when in a smaller budget or as a temporary measure.
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Yeah web based versions work. iOS app needs an account. You can add it into any school EES agreement though (at no extra cost).
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My first thought was air fibre type of thing. Point to point wireless
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[iPad] Deploy configurations, apps etc. via WiFi
XiJ replied to LegacyPulsar's topic in Mobile Devices & Tablets
We tend to use meraki systems manager. It’s saved so much time for everybody when it comes to pushing out settings and apps etc. It’s about £5 per device per year. It will save you so much more than that on management and deployment time. 1. Supervise devices jawing AC2 2. Install meraki enrolment profile (via AC2 or individually) 3. Sit back and admire your work (or spend time fixing something else) Sign up for VPP and get an Mdm !- 16 replies
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Ebuyer - Beware of their T&Cs and Appalling Customer Service
XiJ replied to trekmad's topic in Bad Experiences
When I ran a (small) business ebuyer were very good, despite a not always great reputation. Occasionally I had to be quite firm but 99% time no issues. I’ve also used personally without problems including returns. A business account does have different (less?!) protection / T&C’s though. Still they seem to be being a bit unfair. I’d kick up a fuss but ultimately take your money elsewhere. -
Might be worth changing the away settings to a more frugal setting. It means the house won’t be as warm when you get in - but it won’t cost you an arm and a leg. Having said that, the problems you are having don’t seem to be with tado, nest or any other system, but rather a result of the house/boiler. Insulation and a more modern boiler would likely be needed before a ‘smart’ system - and would likely see higher initial savings. At some cost outlay of course !
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Both. We tend to use a couple of Echo’s (for a third to set up now). But we also have hue switches for most areas. I downloaded ihueconnect app (iOS - not sure if there’s an android version) which slows much more control over the switches.
