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Now they need to move on to Axon and all the others! I’ve seen people theorize that Flock is intentionally exposed and making bad moves to be the sacrifice for other companies to thrive in secret. Sounds sort of conspiratorial, but even if it is true, so long as Flock opens enough eyes to the general problem that’s a win for privacy.

People would still be used to interacting in-person Mis/disinformation wouldn’t be as easily spread Algorithms wouldn’t throw people into echo chambers as easily Short-form content wouldn’t deteriorate the attention span of most of the population

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If Batman was filmed in daylight…

Well I honestly think they are so cheap even if you end up paying for 50 users its worth your while and will end up being cheaper than most of the competitors.

Good catch. I missed the OP’s location in the original post. I would be contacting Dell again and go with a “don’t take no for an answer” attitude.

When using this feature, there is no need to install the Remote Help app. Rather the requirements are as following on the sharer’s device: - Install AVD agent and AVD agent bootloader Enable RDP connection Give “Allow logon through RDS” to the user who will perform final logon (this step is not documented by Microsoft To start unattended session: Log on to Intune Admin Center with sufficient RBAC permissions (an admin account) Logon performed with strong phishing resistant authentication method Locate the relevant Win11 Device in Intune and start Remote Assistance (Unattended) Log on to the Win11 Device with a user who has “Allow logon through RDS” permissions The issue is that logon in step 3 only supports Username/Password logon. Which means that said user’s credentials and authentication token will be stored on the Win11 Device. Strong authentication is not supported. Does anyone have any thoughts regarding this? You could use a cloud only user which has to use PIM to activate a group that has the “allow logon through RDS” permission on the device. Apart from that the user would have no other privileges, but then you’d have to assign Remote Help license to such a user, and if your IT Helpdesk consists of 25 people, that means 25 additional licenses..

I’ll be at both SpiceWorld and the London Meetup.

Extracted the driver files to folder “Canon_Drivers” Created the ps1 script in my og post Manual run of script works Packaged into .intunewin Created package in 365 and allocated it to a group but it returns error 0x80070001 So I guess the question is do I need to amend the script to something that intune can process or is there something in 365 to is built around managing drivers? If I had PDQ or GPO I could do this but all I have access to is intune Thanks for the help everyone…

Professor Capsaicin (Spiceworks): Correct Answer: spoiler We have been using TwinAX for the past 15 or 20 years already ? Would this be considered as QSFP+ ?

Suzanne (Spiceworks): A living robot emerged from 3,000 frog cells - then its offspring began creating the next generation Obligatory memes: J-Nonya: I’m still using GPO’s for Chrome/Edge extension management…if ONLY Intune worked that well! I’ve spent some time working on this in the last few months. Intune has all of the settings ready for this to work, but they don’t do anything. We’ve had to deploy registry keys that control browser extensions because nothing else works.