[15:17] penguin42: nice scifi clock you have there :D [15:22] yeh! [16:22] just been given access to an RMM today for managing a pal's employee fleet, never used one before [16:23] disappointed to learn that it's tied to my home IP for access, i'm on a dynamic IP here [16:29] that's gonna fail on a weekend at worst possible time [16:34] :D ikr [16:35] probably 5minutes after someone says 'everything is hunky dory' [16:43] my very first job after adding a first test laptop... blocking Windows 11 8D [18:43] daftykins: So someone pointed me to the nhsapp *website* - and you can register on that and do online prescription reorders tehre [18:43] daftykins: ...in theory - except it doesn't work with our surgery, presumably because it's still screwy like everything else [18:44] which makes me wonder how people like patientaccess etc are selling the surgeries online prescription systems [18:44] only works in internet explorer 5 :-P [18:44] zxmpi: No, the NHS stuff is *very* portable [18:45] you can enjoy errors on ALL browsers! [18:45] ;D [18:45] nod [18:45] so it's the 2nd time in a couple of weeks I've had to upload a passport and do a video/camera ID check [18:45] sounds like the irish tax office java app... worked on everything unless it couldn't find a c:\windows\temp folder :-P [18:45] the previous one was a financial system that only worked on a mobile; this worked on firefox on a laptop [18:45] haha [18:52] erk [18:52] banking smartphone apps are top on my list of will-not-do [18:54] daftykins: So, this wasn't actually an app - all the banking was done via a web interface, and they SMS'd you a link, and you just ahd to go to the link (in chrome) [18:55] daftykins: It then went to a web page to upload a passport photo and watch you on a camera [18:55] daftykins: But it refused to do that on a laptop with a camera [18:55] daftykins: The NHS one worked on a laptop with a camera - and had you read out a 4 digit code on video [18:57] lol, hmm do you think it was auto verified? [18:57] I dont think so [18:57] mmm i'd find that a bit advanced [18:57] nod [18:58] daftykins: This was a bank that I already had a savings account with, if it had been an app I'd have closed it [19:00] i heard an odd one today during a twit.tv podcast from the security show, a vehicle rental company wanted the guy to show them his online banking app before the rental would go ahead [19:01] here [19:01] separately the main story was about this incredibly easily faked digital driving license issue from NSW, Australia [19:01] here's a screen shot i downloaded earlier :-P [19:14] * penguin42 waits for his chocolate/orange banana bread to finish baking, I realised I had it on 160 *non*fan [19:14] taking a little longer than the recipe said then [19:15] ooh my [19:15] i could do with sampling some true banana bread, i hear it's good stuff... i've had banana bread *beer* however [19:17] oh wow, I've just received a mail from 'NoReply@YourHealthCareProvider.co.uk' saying I can now access services [19:17] that dosn't exist, and is actually our Drs [19:19] nope, NHS system still fails [19:19] ding ding ding, round 'n' [19:21] oh god, if you google for NoReply@YourHealthCareProvider it's in the instructions from loads of surgerys [19:22] is it just some kinda catch-all fallback choice when it fails to detect yours? [19:26] daftykins: No, it's when you dont set up this providers system properly, it mails everyone with that, non-registerd domain [19:26] xD [19:28] oh, I take it back, it is registered [19:29] the fact that it's registered with mythicbeasts is fun [19:33] the NHS app has obviously been told something; it now knows the email address I used with the surgery