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@siringo said in hot potato workers:

I was thinking about this last night. Is there anything you could do with QR codes or similar. Issue a card per device. They swipe/flash the card to log on and the same to log off.

you know of a windows solution that does that? I don't, though I've never looked for one either.

@dashrender said in iPad 2 - are they still considered secure?:

@scottalanmiller said in iPad 2 - are they still considered secure?:

@dashrender said in iPad 2 - are they still considered secure?:

I'm primarily asking in regards to HIPAA.

More importantly than "is it secure" would be "does it meet HIPAA requirements?"

In both cases, the answer is "no". It is a HIPAA violation to use one for PHI.

Well, people are now making excuses - the data collected on them isn't PHI therefore we don't need to worry about it. /sigh.

Then the answer is simple... in no way, in no universe, does using an iPad 2 constitute defensible due diligence. No semi-reasonable court would look on that as anything but an intentional lack of effort at the cost of customer data being put at risk.

@dashrender said in Apple Update and Citrix - issue?:

yep... here it is

https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX329443?fr=operanews

Seems like an issue caused by BigSur.

@jaredbusch Then have them upgrade. Seriously, what in IT lasts 10 years? Its time for a new unit that has cellular connectivity. All the contacts, PIR, etc.. could stay the same obviously as you well know being in the industry.

Like many mentioned before WiFi is the more economical choice. Though if it is a must you can also try Ericson as well.

@dashrender said in Windows images - ACHI or RAID/RST?:

@scottalanmiller said in Windows images - ACHI or RAID/RST?:

@dashrender said in Windows images - ACHI or RAID/RST?:

@dustinb3403 said in Windows images - ACHI or RAID/RST?:

@dashrender

@dashrender said in Windows images - ACHI or RAID/RST?:

then MS needs to include the RST driver in their images.

From you bringing it into the conversation. This isn't on Microsoft to include, this is on the hardware vendor to include.

Not really - MS includes most of the in use drivers these days - they started including Dell and HP RAID drivers for example.

That's really neither here nor there.

LOL- but if Intel/Dell and whatever other OEM's (I've read Asus is doing the same thing as Dell - RST by default) then they (Intel, etc) will need to get MS to include the RST driver.

It's up to the product vendor to run through the HLK certification process among a few other steps prior to Microsoft approving the driver for distirubtion from within the OS.

This is not a Microsoft thing. This is an OEM/ODM thing with Dell being the offending OEM at this time.

@dustinb3403 said in Digital sign boards:

Again, RP and screenly.io/ose

Literally 15 minutes and done for a single screen.

only support the 3.
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@pete-s

It was more, when you would open a shared calendar it might take 5 mins for the whole thing to download… in the meantime you have no idea if there is an appt at a given time.
When I’m online mode there was zero delay

IE was to slow and not was not compiled well IMHO. MS is taking their sweet time killing it off.

@dashrender said in Wyze Lock:

@dafyre said in Wyze Lock:

I'd buy one of those just because I like the commercial, ROFL.

yeah, it was fun, that's why I posted it.

That was fucking hilarious....

@nadnerb said in Outlook 365 display issues:

Got a link?

only in the admin center as far as I know.
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And the issue was much more than "viewing" it fucked up composing also.

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We had several suspicious activities happen at once, along with this activity. I can't go into details.

That said, we contacted our vendor agent and they were super cagey about what was happening.

This is what leads me to believe they had an incident they aren't reporting.

Toss in the fact of these red herring like solutions/problems their helpdesk is providing to the stated problem - instead of saying - oh.. interesting - I wonder if their AV is false positiving us.. no, instead they blaming a website redirect, lack of TLS, etc.

@jt1001001 said in cursur change in chrome:

@dashrender Had this happen with a Logitech moue where center wheel can be "moved" left-right. Wheel got stuck in clicked/down position. Did not find a way to turn off other than replace the mouse and have user reboot.

Fantastic.. After WrCombs post, I was thinking that might have been the issue. The user rebooted and the problem went away - I haven't had any time to visit the computer in question...

Seems to still be having issues here.

@travisdh1 said in What the??:

@Dashrender said in What the??:

@JaredBusch said in What the??:

@Dashrender said in What the??:

Normally, if you're going this extreme, I would expect to see $5k+

Actually I see a lot of people put just regular systems in fancy cases.

In that case - this case would SUCK! a normal fan on the CPU and GPU would be so loud in a case like this.

/snark Don't you mean that would SUCK and BLOW? /end snark

You forgot squeeze and burn. 🙂

Would it be possible to change the permissions on the file and make it read only?

Alternative two is to write small program that logs the time when the ini file is changed. Maybe you can determine what it is by knowing when it changes.