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bluetooth enabled on both devices?
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Coronavirus: General discussion (see opening post for rules)
bald_pig replied to Dos_Box's topic in General Chat
The pigments are bound to antibodies: -
Coronavirus: General discussion (see opening post for rules)
bald_pig replied to Dos_Box's topic in General Chat
The tests work by containing antibodies, the test line has covid antibodies, and the control line is looking for stuff which is normally in your nose/throat. The reaction triggers a second reaction which causes the colour change. The reason these tests react to food and drink (and the reason you shouldn't eat or drink before taking one) is that they are sensitive to ph changes, it's also the reason they provide a buffer solution instead of just using tap water. -
From your screenshots, image one is saying that the OS disks are 1 and 2, image two is just showing you all drives connected to the controller and has nothing to do with which drive is in which array, third image shows that there's a non-critical warning with that drive, but the problem is not shown in the image. Your storage array is just disks 3-5 according to the fourth image. I'd probably start by checking the logs and Windows event viewer.
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I doubt my 5900X will need replacing any time soon, but I'll be tuning in to see what they have!
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You'll have to hunt him down at Bett like the rest of us!
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Coronavirus: General discussion (see opening post for rules)
bald_pig replied to Dos_Box's topic in General Chat
I'd have got in there first if I hadn't forgotten that it was getmecoat and not getcoat! -
Coronavirus: General discussion (see opening post for rules)
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Same, I have one of the "Welcome to Valhalla" Tshirts!
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I'd just go for an Ikea desk in black, I find the RGB "gaming" desks to be really cheap and nasty.
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If it is a resource you are selling then I'd expect you to be hosting the content yourself...
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is Outlook in cached or live mode? If cached, they may be closing outlook before the email is sent.
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http://www.edugeek.net/forums/security/225203-microsoft-defender-emotet-false-positives.html
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This isn't the defender issue posted elsewhere on here is it?
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Take a look at coinbase (referral link)
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Things that could have been improved before being approved...
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SAN switches both dropped at same time
bald_pig replied to cdwyersandysecondary's topic in Wired Networks
I'd say that there was probably a broadcast storm or something has saturated the network and ground those switches to a halt. Do you have any kind of event logs on the switch with warnings for cpu utilisation or port utilisation?- 15 replies
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I'd use powerpoint and showpoint, create a share/folder for whoever to add and update the powerpoints, point showpoint at the folder and it will load and rotate the presentations. https://www.presentationpoint.com/software/showpoint/ - - - Updated - - - Drat, pipped me to it!
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We tend to just have the doors unlock for events here, all the doors are grouped already, and we keep blank timezones attached to each door group, and just update the times for each event and remove afterwards. We don't have on site parking so don't have to worry about that aspect, but I imagine you could do the same with users and user groups.
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Are you thinking of @TimMcHugh of ICT Direct?
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Expensive for the spec, this processor outperforms that one for a lot less: https://www.box.co.uk/X515EA-BQ170T-ASUS-VivoBook-15-Intel-Core-i5-8GB-RAM-2_3813204.html
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So, has anyone bought anything yet? I've treated myself to a new laptop (Honor Magicbook for £499) and a new SSD for my gaming PC (Crucial P2 2TB NVME for £118)
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I'm going to say US, there's a lot of Hershey's chocolate on the right of the fridge.
