GMG: IT deploy a “critical update” to everybody’s laptops. Now there’s a conflict so nobody can use Zoom as their audio devices and webcams don’t work.
ITs response. “You must have installed some malware somehow”.
What? All of us. At the same time.
How about “you didn’t test the critical update”???
Is this the fault of the BBC for putting an incorrect caption up, the “reporter” who took the details down, or the Squadron for passing them the wrong details?
It might be the reporter did some research, but not enough. Wikipedia says:
Flight sergeant (commonly abbreviated to Flt Sgt , F/Sgt , FSGT or, currently correctly in the RAF, FS )
the reporter may have been given “Flight Sergeant” and been told that was too long for the caption. They may have not twigged that RAFAC should follow the RAF abbreviation, rather than any of the other ones, particularly as they haven’t abbreviated Cadet to Cdt
Not as bad as paying £3500 for a week-long course expecting the exam at the end to be told on the afternoon of the fourth day we don’t cover everything you need to pass and we will send you a voucher to sit the exam at an authorized test centre.
And once you have passed we want another $200 a year to allow you to sit maintenance exams to keep the certification.
GMG - tomorrow is Friday the 13th. Not usually a problem. BUT Friday 13th in 2020? Nice knowing you all, the meteor strike/alien invasion/freak flooding etc will prob hit around lunchtime.
Not all bad, the blokes that rejigged our kitchen and porch and the one who did kitchen and bathroom c.15 years ago were OK.
You haven’t asked RFCA to recommend someone?
Now them, I note the firm’s name as a reminder not to touch them with a very long stick.
Just be grateful it wasn’t a gas pipe. That was not a fun experience. Though I think the poor apprentice was more shaken by my explosion at him than the pipe igniting.