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I've found its a love hate with Cunk, my missus can't watch it but i love it and one of my favourite programmes.

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AND EIGHTY!!!!!

Very useful link: https://m365maps.com/

Narcolepsy

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We brought the minimum of 5 P2 licenses to qualify for it, unsure on Edu licenses im afraid as been couple of years since been in Edu and can't remember the setup, i think it was A3/A5 Edit: Looking at https://m365maps.com/files/Microsoft-365-Education-A5.htm looks like you need A5, or the entra ID plan 2 step-up (or p2 depending on licensing) Was one of my first requests when i joined!

As above, RAID needs to be setup first. Unsure on newer system but can do it via the Dell Lifecycle controller normally, should be an option when booting.

E.g: We have a member of staff that deals with Azure VMs, i've given him access via PIM to the Azure management role (forgot exact name off top of my head). He then has to go into PIM to activate his admin role and a reason why. It's then active for 8 hours (can be changed to w/e you want). Requires 2FA to activate

We use PIM to give granular controls

Jealous would love an XL! I work for a Telecomms company now not Edu, we use them to print a lot of small bits like name places, man hole cover plates, random van adapters. Savings 1000s just by glueing down the faceplate ontop of the manhole covers instead of having to dig out all the concreate and redo it all! More recently a company we buy a junction box off of would cost £1 per box to label with our name (we buy 1000s of these a year) i can bring a nameplate that fits in for 13p, so overall a massive saving

The 2 main players are Bambu or Prusa, Personally i prefer Prusa, fully open-source, can upgrade from their oldest model to their newest by buying upgrade kits, a lot better community and support. But are more fiddly to setup and print. Bambu is great is you want a printer that 'Just works'. i have 2 Bambu X1E's at work as they do the job but at home i use Prusa as i like the customisation of it. Way i explain it is: Prusa is like Linux you can customise it to within an inch of what you want but takes time, Bambu is MacOS a lot more locked down but does everything you need well out of the box. If you want to know how a 3D printer works, get a Prusa, if you just want to print buy a Bambu (Plus point is you an build the Prusa from parts in a Kit if you like building things!)

For love of god don't do it, hybrid only. Went from a Hybrid to Cloud only company and i hate it, not easy to go back and missing so many useful tools!

Inglorious (B******, 'That's a bingo')

(it's course and it gets everywhere) - 'Anakin '

Bad Wolf

EXTERMINATE!!!

PTSD..

Thats showing that socket 1 only have 1 core, what does socket 2 say? Are you not able to get into the hypervisor?

2 Sockets = 2 Separate CPUs 8 Virtual Processors = I'd imagine 4 each, but not enough info to tell you 100%, you could use something like CPU-Z to give more info (or look in the Hypervisor)

I find theres too many scammers on Facebook for my liking. Prefer to stick with Ebay for more protection, plus its free to list now

eBay for sure

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