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I had an issue back when 2022 was released with teaming, make sure you're doing the changes via Powershell and not the GUI, the GUI made ours blue screen when set!

Just in time, as Apple as they just announced their 'Creative Studio', how.... fortunate

As a 3D printer at home and at work, If you want the printers just to work: Bambu Labs If you want to learn how a printer works: Prusa Both have software to easily manage print loads, Bambu depends on the model

Have used the same design, printed in house in an hour with PETG-CF, worked a treat.

Art, Drama and Music are the top 3 IMO. My Daughter is going to Brownies (She did do Gym but got bored as her best friend wasnt there...), My son will be going to cricket club the moment he can hold a bat!

If he enjoys photography still, there are bound to be clubs around that will take him, if not take him out yourself, go for walks etc to get pics. Also not a fan of the term 'knuckle dragger', football is the most popular sport in the world and has way more interest / funding than photography so it's easy to see why it continues and other clubs die off. If it's not a 'normal' club there is always a chance of it being canceled, i wouldn't classed Photography as one of the big ones. (as much as i value it as a art form!)

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, Vast upgrade on the previous 28 Years, had be gripped throughout and there is one moment that stand apart from the rest, that has already been placed in my top 5 film scenes of all time.

IIRC The pouches are locked via magnets that can only be opened at certain points?I had simular going to a gig couple years back

First time? If so don't bothered about getting brand new flashy stuff, second hand facebook market-place etc all do they same job. The idea of a seat that goes straight from buggy to car seat seems like a good idea and is... for like 3 months. Not worth the cost on top, get a car seat that changes with the age is a much better way.

I have a G4 Mac Cube that i tried to put an SSD in back in lockdown, not touched it in years. Will try to revive again at some point

HDMI to DP, is this an adapter? if so is the adapter the PC side not the Monitor side? if its a cable have you checked if its bi-directional?

Going by this you are in the first row, you need 2 monitors to be on DP and 1 to be anything else Not the 2nd row as you dont have built in and not 3rd as no wireless.

Work laptop: M4 MacBook Pro 14" (IT Manager) Home Laptop: M4 MacBook Pro 14" (I have the same laptop at work and home, yes i've accidentally taken the wrong one once) Techs use Lenovo T14s (same as our fleet)

Kill Brill Rantz Doctor who and the Darleks

This, we've printed 500+ without any issues, using MIFARE EV3 Cards

Last gaffe we had one of these: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0C86J2RZK?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_dp_ETPQR3AYPPJAAJFFTZB0 Did the job, obviously a pretty penny over the bog standard ones but will save your money in time!

Following Gov guidance, 16C is the miniumum: https://www.gov.uk/workplace-temperatures Under that i would take it to Health and Safety, it is for them to provide a heater not you!

+1 For SnipeIT

Office works fine, VLC kept getting blocked due to our AV rules (non-arm installer works fine on normal laptops), Bambu Labs is no, Fusion 360 also pants, QGIS runs like a dog

Exe depends on the provider not so much the OS, if it's a well known brand such as Adobe be fine, some more bespoke edu software goodluck! For the intune work you could create a jump box to remote onto? I've been running Mac at work for over a year and dont really have any issues now, if i need windows i just use one of our testing ones.

Well this is a work one anyway, probably go back into the speed testing pool (we are an ISP) WiFi only though, the 10GbE adapter doesn't work over USB-C.... does on x86 and the Mac!

Same, had to manually select 7/be to actually get it to connect at those speed. Gets around 5Gbs which is nuts

I tried various power settings and the issues still stayed, just going to wait for better drivers/firmware Agreed on RAM, i thought ARM would solve this, but 0 things open and RAM is on 12/16gb.... Tried compatibility bits but Bambu still had none of it, is something i use a lot so need it to work. Battery and lightness is nice, but coming from the mac i was already used to it. Going to give it a month or so and look at drivers to see if its fixed, will report to lenovo also

Thought i'd write up my experience with Windows 11 on ARM the passed week. Background; I was using a MBP M4 and loved it, no issues etc but Marketing needed a Mac so i thought i'd swap it and go over to the Lenovo T14s Snapdragon X Plus laptop we recently brought for WiFi 7 testing. To start the laptop was fine, enrolled into Intune as per normal, only issue was where we pushed out a few x86 apps i had to manually install the Arm versions such as Slack. 1st Problem: We use dongles which passthrough the 65w charger, the laptop kept saying the charger is not powerful enough, had to be plugged directly in (we have a suite of Lenovo laptops this is the only one that came up with the issue). Fix online says to take it off high power to balance, thus losing power. If i leave it on high the USB-C ports get VERY hot. Ok when on balanced. 2nd Problem: Noticed if i lock the laptop and it sleeps, my screens do not come back on have to replug, fixed by using HDMi instead of the USB-C. The 1 monitor on USB-C i still have to replug 3rd Problem: Sometimes it just randomly completely freezes, having to force turn off 4th Problem: Various apps i use are running like a dog, such as Bambu Labs The monitors freezing and completely freezing has taken a toll over the last week, i have just gone back to my Mac.... The main issue is the USB-C ports just not playing ball, all the drivers etc are up to date and the laptop is fast and snappy when working and very light but its not worth the stress of the USB-C ports being dog poo.

2 tiers or so down and pay is only a bit less...I'd take the apprenticeship over the team lead!