@Dashrender said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@JaredBusch said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@Dashrender said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@hobbit666 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Just ordered some travel money as noticed it's only 2 weeks away

Not even sure what this means?

Many people plan ahead and purchase currency for the country they will be in ahead of time. Buying at the currency exchange in the airport is one of the most expensive options.

yeah I don't buy at the exchanges.

So you were thrown by the term ordered? I'm confused why you didn't know what he meant.

@Dashrender said in Windows 10 1909 is Official:

I would only expect Teams to auto install itself if you have Office 365 local install installed.

I haven't seen Teams show up on any of my office computers - we don't have O365 here.

This should be correct. I no of no other mechanism that pushes it out. There probably is something, but nothing I know.

@Dashrender said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@hobbit666 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Just ordered some travel money as noticed it's only 2 weeks away

Not even sure what this means?

Many people plan ahead and purchase currency for the country they will be in ahead of time. Buying at the currency exchange in the airport is one of the most expensive options.

@scottalanmiller said in NextCloud Client Issues:

@JaredBusch said in NextCloud Client Issues:

@scottalanmiller said in NextCloud Client Issues:

Part of the issue is that the "Grant Access" button does absolutely nothing.

This grant access button is a fucking nightmare. doesm't work in Edge or IE. Issues with Chrome and Firefox sometimes.

FF is what I've been trying it on. It launches the default browser and that's what I have set.

Yes. I've tried all the default browsers on Windows and Firefox.

My laptop never had an issue. But has had the NC client for a year or more.

A new Fedora + CInnamon laptop works but every reboot pops the grant/allow disaster.

@scottalanmiller said in NextCloud Client Issues:

Part of the issue is that the "Grant Access" button does absolutely nothing.

This grant access button is a fucking nightmare. doesm't work in Edge or IE. Issues with Chrome and Firefox sometimes.

@Donahue said in Anyone play around with VR?:

I read about the Hololens2 yesterday, it seems promising. The $3500 price tag isn't ideal but if it worked might be worth it. But I don't know how far I could test or confirm that a system like this found function for us without just buying it and testing it. It may have to end up being one a speculation cost if it doesnt work out, but all of this stuff is completely new to us. I think we have applications for both VR and AR, depending on the circumstances, but I think that AR is probably the harder one to pull off.

I don’t know of any AR better than hololens, even with the small view space of the first one.

@Obsolesce said in Anyone play around with VR?:

Hololens

I was able to play with one of these one time it was really nice. The Holocene 2 is now out is even better but I have not used it yet.

This sounds like either you were compromised and don’t know it or your providers compromised and don’t know it. Try to find which one of your systems would be common between these.

For example, when somebody pays her bill which one of your systems is updated

While I agree with all the arguments above, it is also true that there are things like selective wipe possible. But as stated it comes down to how much you wanna pay for the product to do something like that. As an employee I would be perfectly comfortable with allowing control of my device to a limited sandbox like that.

Of course she wants to have to trust your employer when they say that’s all they can do with the solution they are using.

@Emad-R said in Remote management of employees personal cell phones ...:

@BraswellJay

I don't think it is legal to do that on personal devices.

It absolutely in in the U.S.