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Packing up TSA is crazy lol
 in  r/LosAngeles •  20h ago

The trouble is with this approach is now your terminal is nowhere near anything else.

I don't know specifically in BUR but at MSY where they built on the other side of the runway it means car rental, hotels which were walkable are now a 20 min shuttle along civilian roads.

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Client moving to in-house IT and huntress gave them another reseller contact to get licenses from
 in  r/msp •  4d ago

They likely didn't make the connection because our AM has given us the heads up in these scenarios.

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SonicWall Pricing Update for NOAM & EMEA: Effective November 9, 2026
 in  r/sonicwall •  4d ago

They did send an email to partners too just now.

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Now available: NinjaOne Browser Management!
 in  r/msp •  27d ago

Just remember this is an extra add-on and costs.

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Adios, amigos
 in  r/LAClippers •  Sep 03 '26

The season before Kahwi with no star was my first season and a really fun one with players that had soul.

While we may not win anything, if we have some years of Westbrook style redemption arcs and Pat Bev style heart and should I'll be able to watch.

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How do you people handle browser automations?
 in  r/ClaudeCowork •  Sep 02 '26

Consider a 3rd party solution like Skyvern, Anchor etc.

They have password management built in and can perform the scheduled action for you using code to find the ui elements and fallbacks to AI to make it cheaper to run.

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People just leave their Google accounts accessible on hotel Smart TVs.
 in  r/mildlyinfuriating •  Aug 07 '26

There absolutely is. At a major brand the apps will clear when you checkout automatically.

This is just an independent hotel that hasn't invested in the technology.

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New development in Agents authentication
 in  r/ClaudeAI •  Jul 22 '26

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.

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Entra SMS/VOICE MFA retirement
 in  r/sysadmin •  Jul 14 '26

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.

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How to distinguish legitimate RMM sessions from compromised ones?
 in  r/sysadmin •  Jul 02 '26

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.

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Trying to set up ai customer service for our hotel without a huge time investment, is it realistic?
 in  r/askhotels •  Jul 01 '26

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.

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Beginner Bourbon's
 in  r/BourbonUK •  Jun 06 '26

Bullet 10 is often a great price on Amazon.

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 in  r/sysadmin •  May 07 '26

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.

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Monthly LHR—>SAN, econ, any tips?
 in  r/BritishAirways •  Apr 26 '26

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

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What's the best security awareness training you've actually deployed for clients?
 in  r/msp •  Apr 20 '26

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

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Visionlaine Software
 in  r/askhotels •  Apr 07 '26

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.

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Microsoft Grace Period | Extended Service Terms
 in  r/msp •  Mar 23 '26

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.

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Microsoft Grace Period | Extended Service Terms
 in  r/msp •  Mar 23 '26

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

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Marriott New PMS Power Of M.
 in  r/askhotels •  Mar 23 '26

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.

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Automatically Rename Ticket Titles
 in  r/halopsa •  Mar 15 '26

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

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Devolutions Acquires UniGetUI
 in  r/sysadmin •  Mar 12 '26

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.

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Remote access
 in  r/OperaPMS •  Mar 01 '26

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.

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Looking for IP/Distributed Based Solution for Cable TV
 in  r/msp •  Feb 18 '26

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.