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Originally Posted by Onesie
Sounds horrible that you'd start a thread that's potential phishing/gossip and not start with yourself.
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Yeah, ok fair point.
Please don't post anything personally identifiable. Keep it all vague. No company names, no job titles, no pet names, no dates of birth, no names, no addresses, no ages.
Or do post all that stuff, I don't care.
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I run a technology business 70 miles from London in the UK. We have less than 50 people working for us. Been there 20 years.
It's a great job, we provide IT services to loads of UK and European companies and I love getting out to meet new people.
Seeing how different companies use tech is great and keeps the job interesting.
Industry secret: The number of customers and end users that ignore basic IT advice, basic IT security advice, is shocking... like posting personally identifiable information on public chat forums.
I drive a G11 745e that I got a few weeks back, carbon black. Pics in the 7-series forum.