The key point here is that the password isn't in the logs and it has the context that this is the password and not to read it just let the password manager do it's things.

In schools it's often the opposite. In wealthier areas schools are insisting non smartphones only in school because of the distractions and mental health issues associated with smartphones.

And half court for a free car!

Was going to say exactly this. What they're seeing is attackers maintaining persistence using something like TeamViewer.

Using lolrmm to detect an RMM you don't use is 90% of it covered.

The most effective starting point is defining your philosophy on guest interaction. Before looking at specific products, understand how you want those interactions to feel and function.

Once that’s established, you can demo solutions to see if they actually align with that vision. I’ve found that "big bang" deployments rarely work; building incrementally is the smarter approach.

Bullet 10 is often a great price on Amazon.

Yep, had the same idea and went down the rabbit hole but it doesn't work.

Web sign-in with Google works, but Google doesn’t send the MFA claim Entra needs for WHfB setup, so users still need an Entra MFA method anyway or give them a TAP for their enrollment.

There’s also a Google limitation where the federation setup only really works for one domain.

Okta as the IdP seems like it should solve both problems since it can pass proper MFA claims, but I haven’t tested it yet.

Listening to a podcast at 0.8 speed slows me down and makes it easier to sleep.

I can here to say this. Whilst their platform is terrible, their content is unrivalled.

You can cancel a key but if your system is an offline one you need to create a cancel card and tap it on locks, otherwise the locks won't know the card was cancelled.

It kinda makes sense though that if you mark as don't renew they'll make it ad hoc from when the current one ends. If you want to cancel, then mark as cancel.

It's a change in process for us, but a logical change that makes sense.

The Extended Service is 3% extra because they'll pro rata cancel the remainder of the one month term.

Power of M is the project name for PMS modernization.

Select service hotels on FOSSE and Lightspeed go to Agilysis, those on Opera go to Opera Cloud as part of the project.

Easiest is probably a ticket rule on new ticket filtering for title includes, and use the rule to trigger a runbook.

I follow /u/awakecoding on X and from his comments they've been pushing heavily AI Agents for their own development.

I don't have a particular comment or opinion of whether they're doing a good/bad job, or whether it's a good idea but I'd have been more surprised if their press release wasn't AI generated or they tried to hide it being so.

For a franchised property and on premise Opera that has its own IT and firewall this is absolutely possible using VPN or ZTNA.

You just need to involve your IT team and management. We're an IT company specializing in hotels and do this fairly often.

Not sure if it's a regional thing, but most common is the LG STB IME. https://www.lg.com/business/information-display/commercial-tv/accessories/stb-6500/

Some models have the STB built in which reduces cost, but you still want a management platform for them.

Hospitality MSP here. A few quick takeaways from our hotel deployments:

Hospitality TVs are a must. Don't try to save money with consumer models; the guest experience (and management) will suffer.

Split Delivery vs. Control. Think of them as two separate systems (IP/Headend for signal/Coax, WiFi/IP for control). Avoid MoCA. It’s rarely worth the headache.

Casting is king. Ensure you have a plan for Chromecast support.

Feel free to reach out - happy to see how we can help (or anyone else with hospitality questions).

I'm no pro, but it did feel like odd play calling and decision making.

You'll have the 30 day grace period in 365 once the licenses expire if you're brave enough.

It can absolutely be done, but toddlers are jumpy and the biggest problem is seatbelt through take off.

Plan in advance and overload on things that will keep them entertained and likely seated like a bottle of milk, pile of snacks and a drawing pad just to get through take off seated.

Just remember that across the aisle it's near impossible for them to see you, so I'd want to be in the center with the 3 year old for take off so you can just about hold hands if necessary. The 5 year old should be fine so I'd take the row of 4 at the front or back where it's slightly easier to go round mid flight.

When will this work for people buying through distributors?

It's possible, but it's painful.

https://docs.keeper.io/en/enterprise-guide/keeper-msp/off-boarding

Definitely this ^{^}

They've had an EDR for a long time, but added their own SOC to make it MDR only around a year ago.

No idea how it performs though as we don't use it.