I thought you would all be working on/discussing lock down projects or has the spammer scumm put everyone off posting
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4 years ago
Well, it was not a Raspberry Pi that I got going today but a minced beef and onion pie with a layer of sliced potato underneath the top pastry.
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Know the feeling, I work in telecomms spent the 1st 2 weeks & the to weeks previous) franticly configuring customers PBX's to enable home working in some form or another. was finally able to breath this last week.
It will all go mayhem in about a month or so as we try to put everything back
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Do you think it will? I will bet that many many people having adjusted to working from home will want to keep it that way.
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I don't think the pressure will be as bad (as the will be operational until we get to it) but many of the solutions in place are add hock stop gaps at best & do not provide a seamless solution. true home working is not as simple as it sounds without the correct infrastructure.
I suspect many upgrades will be forthcoming.
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My PC supplier has told me it is a golden opportunity to upgrade his internal computer systems whilst there are no customers needing service.
I continue my house refurbishment with a new disk in the server, and will in time finish off re upholstering a 70's sofa...
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