Sigh, the state of renting in this country. So this is a private studio rental, not a room so it's covered under the tenancy act. They are implying they want a "single fit female" as the tenant and "no pets". Both of which are against the act. Report?
This is a strong submission that shows a good understanding of service desk operations. Your comparison of SpiceWorks and SolarWinds covers the main areas, including cost, scalability, ticketing, automation, reporting and suitability for different organisations.
The practical section is one of the stronger parts of the assignment because you provide evidence of using both tools. This gives the comparison a good practical basis and shows that you have engaged with each system.
Your service desk discussion covers incident management and SLA tracking reasonably well, although this section could be improved by making clearer links to ITIL practices and giving more detail on request handling and escalation.
Your recommendation for SolarWinds is sensible and supported by the discussion around scalability, monitoring, automation and integration.
Overall, this is a good piece of work with practical evidence from both platforms and a clear comparison between them. Some grammar and wording issues could be improved to make the final presentation more professional.
Sounds reasonable.
"I would like to provide a reminder regarding the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools within your papers and assessments.
You are provided with an AI Declaration Form so that, where AI has been used, you can clearly explain whether it was used, how it was used, and what it was used for.
However, completing an AI Declaration Form does not mean that the use of AI is automatically approved for every paper or assignment.
The requirements for AI use can differ between papers and assessments. In some cases, limited use may be permitted, while in others the use of AI may be restricted or not permitted at all. You are responsible for checking the instructions for each assessment and following the requirements provided by your tutor.
We have recently seen a number of submissions where the level of AI-generated content appears to go beyond reasonable assistance and, in some cases, gives the impression that AI has effectively completed significant parts of the assessment on behalf of the learner. This is not acceptable and may be contrary to both College and School of Information Technology academic requirements.
AI can be a useful tool to support learning, but it should not replace your own understanding, thinking, research or ability to demonstrate the required learning outcomes.
Please remember:
The purpose of this reminder is not to discourage the appropriate use of technology, but to ensure that everyone is completing assessments fairly and that the work submitted genuinely demonstrates their own learning.
Thank you for taking this seriously."
I know someone already made a post about this, but it really is quite ludicrous in a place as expensive as the lakes district. Being asked to tip after paying 8 bucks for a coffee is crazy stuff. They know NZ doesn't have a tipping culture but still try and prey on tourists that probably assume tipping is normal in NZ too. F*arkkk offf
So i'm having a rant on reddit because i cbf speaking to anyone else. Do you think it's kinda messed up for a company to not call work off for the day after the death of colleague. There hasn't really been an official company wide annoucement or anything just an email to our department. We knew he was sick with a chronic illness but it was still a shock it just feels so fucking insensitive.
Hey folks, i'm coming up to Queenstown from Winton for a few days and trying to keep costs down, what are some things you can do around town or nearby that are basically free but still fun?
Cheers.
anyone feel the earthquake?
It's winter, it's dark and we can't see you, so turn your f*cking headlights on!!! The stupidity on NZ roads these days is insane
Hey, has anyone ever done this course from Open Polytechnic, was the course quality good and how would you rate it's difficulty and workload? Thinking of doing it part time alongside my final year of university next year to broaden my options when i graduate just in case I can't find IT work.
Thanks.
So im new investing and over the past day or so, ive been thinking of buying a a few shares in Nvidia to see what happens. Probably about $1000 worth. Do you still have confidence in Nvidia or will it flatten out over the rest of the year? Im looking for a mid term gain. 6m-1yr
FYI, I am pretty responsible with my money and am not treating it as gambling. I just want to see what will happen.
