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GDPR and Primary Schools
DJ-1701 replied to CommodoreS's topic in Data Protection & Information Handling
I believe he was going off the basis that most time when people use non-existant code tags (like me) they are usually being sarcastic (like me ). I would assume to ensure that visitors are accounted for if there is a fire, also can be used as evidence someone was on site during a crime. -
If you're extra good, she may let you have it earlier.
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I hope so, I will be keeping my eye on the phones. Then decide if I go with the older (aka current at time of typing) or the new iPhone. Hmmm, just thinking... if they release a Mac with GeForce cards (as they did long ago), we might loose @DalekSec to the shiney side.
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(That's 6pm BST) Wonder what they have in store this time. https://www.apple.com/apple-events/september-2017/
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Chromecast/Cast for education not working with Ruckus
DJ-1701 replied to Tammie's topic in Wireless Networks
To give credit where it's due, it was the ever wise @LeMarchand that spoke about this. By default they are unticked when you setup your DNS, but most of us have those settings ticked to clear out any addresses that are being hogged. 7 days is usally typical. Just to check, the IP reservations, have you set them up on you local DHCP server for the Chrome Cast MAC addresses? If you don't get any joy from the above, it might be worth checking with SWGfL to ensure the IP addresses don't get SSL intercepted as well, since they may be expecting the correct certificate from Google, rather than the RM certificate which may need to be installed on the Chrome Cast. -
Do you really need 2 of them?
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https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/4035050/windows-10-version-1511-will-no-longer-receive-security-updates https://blog.juriba.com/windows-10-branching-timeline This website tries to take the hassle out of all of this crazyness. It also has a section to work out when it is likely that Windows 10 Branches Go End of Life in the section 'When Will My Windows 10 Branch Go End of Life?'
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https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/09/01/date_for_fall_creators_update/ No doubt it will be later for us on the 'Volume Licensing Service Center' (VLSC) though.
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Wait... you're still keeping your job at Kellogg's though, right? Great news, wish you all the very best.
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You are right, that is lazy. if exist C:\Windows\System32\SSMyPic.scr Goto End xcopy \\DOMAIN\netlogon\FOLDER C:\LOCALFOLDER copy \\DOMAIN\netlogon\SSMyPic.scr C:\Windows\System32\SSMyPic.scr regedit /s REGFILEHERE.reg :End
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Terry Pratchett's unpublished works crushed by steamroller
DJ-1701 replied to elsiegee40's topic in IT News
Gah... it would be nice to see some of the ideas he was musing, but yeah, understandable that he didn't want anyone taking over the work. Backups? What are they? -
We've used LaptopsAndSpares.com in the past. The original and non-original products have worked well for us. They have further details here: Why Buy from us? Are your products Originals? I think this is the battery you're looking for: Mesh CBPIL48 Hi-Capacity Battery
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Fairfields Farm Adds Range Of Microwaveable Crisps With Dip
DJ-1701 replied to 6Foot2's topic in General Chat
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As long as you don't try and control a package you have deployed with AD with a WPKG deployment script it should be fine. I'm currently using the WPKG-gp fork with Windows 7 and Windows 10, so I would have thought the standard one would too.
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I can confirm it works on Windows 10. Do you have Dot Net Framework installed on the PC? I believe that is a prerequisite.
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All roads lead to Rome hey?
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Aka, computer in a Workgroup as oposed to Domain joined.
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I'm just going to place this here... Human Landscapers
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Of what I can remember... Spirograph, Stickle Bricks, Spacehopper, Meccano.
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5 minutes. [sarcasm self test complete.]
