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@scottalanmiller said:

@Dashrender said:

@scottalanmiller said:

We've used the healthcare in France. Best I've ever seen. No amount of money in America can buy you healthcare like you get in a little, rural village in France.

Maybe, maybe not... Concierge primary card docs might be the closest. I have one for a client.

Walk straight in, good, quality diagnosis from the WHO's top rated health system. Nearly instant health care and nearly instant pharmaceutical availability. All for free. It's amazing. The degree to which the US has bad health care is so extreme that if you've not used other countries' programs it is really hard to understand how good healthcare can be.

This, so hard, this. I HAVE made use of healthcare in Japan for my daughter. I admit, that we get off cheap when the family goes back because I do not exist in Japan's systems in any form. So my wife has to pay a very minimal monthly tax to the city office to get all benefits of a normal resident.
Regardless of the monthly tax owed, the fee for children's services are almost 100% reimbursed. The rest of their system is basically a nation wide 70/30 plan. Residents (who are current on their taxes) pay 30% for most services.

@Nara Sophos RED appliances. We have around 80 now and its revolutionised the way we work

I know in IE, you can set Per Site Privacy Actions under Internet Options/Privacy, but haven't played with that.

In Linux it is...

cat /dev/null > filename

There is a great animation of Paris Hilton from a few years ago that was hilarious.

Not much of Outlook licensing concerns now that Office 365 gives you five licenses per user. And you can use OWA anywhere.

I am reading
Whiskey vs. Bourbon

http://www.jimbeam.com/about-bourbon/bourbon-ingredients

I installed the Google Voice extension on Chrome. It works fine, but It gave me a different number. So now I have to give everyone a different number 😕

We found someone for this position. Thanks for looking

@Dashrender said:

Uh.. OK... You can apply the GP to the level about the 'list'. If you're OK with them all being told to install at the same time. That would cut down on the number of GPOs you have to manage.

I staggered the GPOs between midnight and 5am. That was part of the reason I created different deployment groups.

@david.wiese said:

@Katie yes, yes they do. The ratio of weird crap that happens down there compared to lets say the entire midwest is fairly high, no offense irj 🙂

There's a reason why FL has it's own FARK tag and is known as "America's Genitals".

I'm still enjoying the sunshine and palm trees, though. 🌞 🌴

@IRJ said:

That was it. Thanks bill

Hey your'e welcome, glad I could help.

@IRJ said:

Note: This script only works when installing VNC. That was no problem for us since we were a couple revisions behind.

I just stopped the VNC service on each PC and pushed down the MSI and installed using the new password.

I knew once I pointed you in the right direction you would get it 🙂

any light distillate will work, you could even try gasoline. they make "bug off" that would more than likely work as well.

@IRJ said:

Ok. The GPO says it will work for versions 8,9,10, and 11. So one GPO should work

As long as it just looks for whatever IE is on the machine and not for a specific version.

aww.. we read the question different ways. I read it as sharing their work to outside computers
and you read it as
reaching out to a computer somewhere on the internet and using that as a jumping point to the internet.

OP?

@scottalanmiller said:

You would have thought. Mobile and RT could easily have been one and the same. They are for iOS and Android!

I was reading about the large amount of turnover lately in the desktop area in MS and these things be split was one of them. I hope this means we'll see them get on a better path.

@IRJ said:

@ajstringham Yes

Got it. Everything nowadays is. Not surprising really.

I incorrectly started my GPOs in the default GP 10 years ago... like you I've moved away from this practice completely allowing me greater flexibility where needed.