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I dont like pictures of boobs. Any size, any shape ...

I was suggesting the wireless initially to rule out a fault on the cable. If it’s fast on WiFi , must be cable. I take your point about keeping it simple for now mind.

They also have wireless back haul model dependent!

I swear we work at the same place. I bet a whole british pound it was "encoded" in Excel and had a smattering of VBA from Dave that left in 2003.

Saw a 25% uplift on one account. "We didnt budget for that" Start --> Powershell --> Stop-computer -force

I think its going to take another route yet. Hybrid colo. The management stack will be SAAS but the physical tin will be on prem/colo. I am seeing a few people investigate Azure HCI and HPE Greenlake. I am not convinced yet that its for the best, but with the uncertainty of the Broadcom...

Backhaul is a method for shunting data from the current access point back to the main one thats connected to the outside world. Some have a dedicated backhaul wifi channel, some only a dedicated backhaul if wired and some just have a shared backhaul.

I dont like to assume , so I didnt know if you had a point to point cable , or running over powerline for instance. Hence question. As you have now established I think a cat6 cable would suffice. What model Deco do you have? I have the Deco XE75 and I dont use a cable, I let the satellites...

The speed difference could be many things including RF interference either from the original deco or from another device. You dont mention the connectivity between the two deco devices. The link between the two could also have fault. If possible drop the hardwire between the two and use the...

Are you hardwire testing both hubs? Compare them when wired. It could be something like a QoS policy doing some magic on the deco

Silly! Write it on the back of your hand!

Crickey. Rock and hard place Nik here I think. The demand is always going to be up this year as people have known about the event longer and of course I am attending so thats an obvious attraction right there. I would be tempted to increase the numbers ever so slightly more - perhaps by 5? I...

In the s3 range, yes. In the s2 no. That was a 4 cylinder Perhaps, but as I haven't driven one I am not comparing. Ant is also not considering one in this thread so its a pointless comparison. I am not familiar with what a comaprison is , but I suspect its similar to a comparison. I think you...

Have you driven a GTR? You know it feels substantial in terms of size on the road? The V6 is similar. The torque of the V6 combined with the supercharger makes the Lotus very easy to drive. You are not constantly stirring the gearbox to keep it on the boil. Despite the semi auto box on the...

I am a OLED convert for the main house TV. I am a little paranoid about using OLED as a desktop , however pixel shift is softening the blow.

Are they that much better than a 4k panel?

I have a 3090 oveeclocked to 11 and water cooled. I note that Samsung have a 20% off offer at the moment too. I currently have a HP G2 VR but find I get knackered quickly with VR. If the g9 is the bees knees , what’s the next one down?

I am after an ultrawidescreen. There are 5.7million to chose from. Anyone actually using one and can recommend? Id like whatever the 4K width equivalent is but realise I am limited to 1440p vertical.

You can’t hack windows 98 because the hackers weren’t born when that came out

Size and feel from my experience. Both feel grown up , the v6 more nimble. Both you can be lazy in due to the v6 or turbo or be on it!

Quite different yet similar to the GTR.

350/380/390/410/430 from factory. Only the evora has 400.

To be fair - this company is really receptive to feedback. I have highlighted the issue with this and now its been hoofed up the priority list.

Its cost generally in my experience. Application A will cost Y to upgrade per host. Its big numbers.

I hear you. I am contracting with a large multinational food manufacturers. Recently there has been a push towards automation without governance so you , me , fred the cleaner can request a service account that belongs to a privilege group. You request it , your non IT boss approves it, voila...

Its going to be a long transition from a tradtional password. They are so engrained in every aspect of our IT life. Until we can get systems where a giant SSO is used for everything ( entra? ) and systems are able to plug in to it we are done for. Windows hello is a good step towards that but...

Is a derivative of it following the clio in the image?

I cannot understand VMWare rationale behind this. They made money prior to Broadcom - what are they trying to achieve?

I think once you are in , you are in with storage. I know that for £60k (ish) 200TB of Dell EMC storage can be bought and then depreciated over say 5 years. The snag I can see with vSAN is again licensing. Its another license. Swings and roundabouts I guess.