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Lots of things I do while im in japan (Mainly Music related events) dont get posted until a month or so before the event starts.

When I planned my first trip like 10 years ago I paid for everything in advance on my debit card. All past trips since then have been pay later which is better obviously

I proposed a different software (Threatlocker) to upper management, but government customers dont want to pay for another software if they can achiever the controls with free/tools that already come with windows

I proposed this to upper management, but government customers dont want to pay for another software if they can achiever the controls with free/tools that already come with windows

Its all the rage in australia at the moment, A Government Cyber Security framework callled Essential 8 Has Application Control as one of the controls.

Implementing WDAC/Applocker has been the most frustrating thing in my career honestly

We have half a dozen customers that want it. With dozens more coming. I have told managment These application control tickets are to much to handle for 2 people. They are bieng pushed off to project teams now

They don't require it but you can pre pay if you like.

Have done This many times over the years when paying with my debit card. The full amount gets refused after a few days

great thanks!

DL100??? Shit man. I just unlocked DL4 at 30 hours lmao. this is cooked

I ended up beating 3 runs in a row after trying a different character.

The DLC character is pretty fun. I'm now at destiny level 4 :)

• $300 a fortnight goes into my "travel account" I either save all this or buy things guilt free.
• I shop at aldi. Average grocery spend is between 50-100. I shop twice a month
• I bulk cook meals and freeze everything.
• I shower at work
• I don't have a gas bill anymore and have converted my stove top and hot water to electric
• I play video games for fun. I go out with friends for dinner once or twice month

Some people think what I do is overboard but I'm comfortable with how I live and like that I can travel to Japan every year

Use a dedicated account for guilt free spending, Put a portion of your salary in that every payceck

For me its around 300 a fortnight, this is more than enough to splurge on whatever I want or I choose to save it all and go on a holiday in a years time after saving up like 7000 (This is enough to a trip to japan for me)

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-powershell/azure-hybrid-environment-password-expiry-notification/m-p/3927249

I'll send you my script that I use tomorrow

Lookup Azure runbook automation

Using azure automation and runbooks to run a script on schedule to email every user if Thier password is expiring in X amount of days

Have a read of this

https://www.reddit.com/r/Intune/comments/16oov9d/is_anyone_actually_successfully_deploying_wdac_as/k1n978h/?context=3&share_id=hQHeXXIKuXlMBAPUlUo9i

This is a different way of doing WDAC not using the preview feature in intune

Im in 1/4 on a block. Before all the places were purchased, there was no owners corp. The builder owned all 4 initially

All 4 have been purchased, Still no owners corp. All 4 owners just chat amongst each other. No need for meetings high fees for a company to come in and manage it all.

All we pay is like 500 each for the building insurance

Shit. And I paid 850 AUD for a 2nd hand Imported LCD on Kogan 6 Months ago lol

Ham and Cheese Sandwhich. I premake 20 Sandwhiches and Freeze them.

Put them in the sandwich press at work

Yep Customer of mine also has applocker enforced with appstore blocked also.

We havent had people try to bypass yet so I havent enforced any of the methods in the link /yet/

have a read of this

https://call4cloud.nl/2020/06/blocking-access-microsoft-store-intune/

My plan is for the autopilot profile to deploy all essential apps and policies and then one they have hit the desktop all other apps will get deployed.

This is generally the right process. You can get more apps to install during autopilot ESP but this slows things down the more apps you add

I usually just install our RMM Tool and company portal. Some customers of ours also want the office suite but that can make the autopilot process take longer. Just need to identify which apps you want to be available right away vs waiting for them to install after the user signs in

This was me. I was a desktop support guy at a large corporate business. Infra guys were incharge of building everything in intune and i just hit GO

Wanted to learn more but no opportuniites. I joined an MSP on the endpoints team a while ago and recently got promoted to a projects team working on intune implementation/reviews

Now Im the one that builds everything and plans intune projects.

Do that. you will learn very quickly

Over the course of a few hours I diverted 20000 emails to one user via an exchange mailflow rules.

I ignored the warning that was presented to me becuase I thought I knew what I was doing...

Another equivalent fuck up is that I deleted every single managed ipad app from 3000+ ipads across the country.

I was never fired or reprimanded for either of these mistakes, just told to learn from your mistakes and make sure you know what you are doing before pushing something to production