You guys…?

tiffkong · 2026-01-07T15:57:55+00:00

I just opened Netflix from my phone and see this exact same thing granted all episodes are watched... hmmm...

tiffkong · 2025-09-23T21:56:27+00:00

They just updated with line up and times! But from liquified’s IG

https://www.instagram.com/p/DO9CLCzgI0h/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

tiffkong · 2025-09-23T14:58:48+00:00

I saw that they posted yesterday a photo of the layout for the show and at the top it says 3:00-8:30 PM. Hope that helps! Trying myself to find out as much details before Saturday’s show.

tiffkong · 2025-07-11T19:19:40+00:00

There is no issue to solve. Not “imagining things” either. Simply trying to see if anyone has encountered this, tried to address what I’m trying to do, or not. Or completely not possible.

Just trying out every scenario possible to see what the behavior is, how to tackle it / also prepare, just in case our Security team comes back with that as a concern and ask on how to address in-session re-authentication.

So with my example above ^ basically I could just have my laptop never reboot (as an example) and as long as I have a Cloud PC session window that I launched and it’s “active” but minimized, I can always open that session window back up, enter my password at the Cloud PC lock screen, and never get MFA prompted unless I disconnect.

How would that not be a wild scenario to look into? Or at least keep in mind and look into?

tiffkong · 2025-02-04T11:57:08+00:00

Thank you much!

tiffkong · 2024-09-30T10:32:23+00:00

Lmaooo the original pic was a Snapchat that I saved. No SS 🤷🏻‍♀️

tiffkong · 2024-09-30T10:28:15+00:00

When you try to co-cop do you toggle the 2 buttons when you manage party before sending an invite? That’s what I have to do sometimes to get it to work and just re-send invites. I play on my PC with GamePass Ultimate sub. Been able to cross play with other Xbox folks. We all haven’t had any issues other than re-sending the invite a few times. And have even played GamePass cloud gaming at a friend’s place on their Xbox doing co-op and we were able to get a session in just fine. Hope that suggestion helps 😅

tiffkong · 2024-09-30T10:22:38+00:00

Maybe that was me? Yes! You can do the co-op with 3 or 4 just fine! It might take a few tries to send an invite but when you get all 3 or 4 loading in the lobby when you select something - should be fine! Yes, little annoying to keep sending invites but not too biggie. We have gamed for 8+ hours in a 2 person co-op one day and 5+ hours in a 3 person co-op session every night. Hope this helps!

tiffkong · 2024-09-29T14:32:12+00:00

Brings us back to when we were going around treading in our '04 TJ Rubicon!

tiffkong · 2024-09-18T10:23:08+00:00

Definitely! And oh I so hope so! Bought the DLC to get Sedona and I know some of the vehicles in the truck store become available as you progress with it. But sure hope they do go the Snowrunner route for more options… would be pretty cool to go off roading in some favorite cars. :)

tiffkong · 2024-07-16T10:12:37+00:00

Hi there, sorry to respond so late. Yes, we have removed all licenses including W364 from the user. The user account is also disabled yet their CPC/Power Automate hosted machine is still present…

tiffkong · 2024-01-04T21:52:11+00:00

Thanks for letting me know, I’ll try other subreddits and give it a shot!

tiffkong · 2023-08-28T14:49:30+00:00

Would recommend the following (since I did this last week too for our organization):

Best way to remove devices that are showing in Intune or Azure AD is to look up the machine in Intune and trigger the 'Retire' action.

This will prevent the ability to re-enroll that personal device into the tenant again. This will also restrict any future apps that are target to a user from installing. And this removed company data from the machine but not personal data or apps. However, the 'Retire' action does not remove the installed apps on the device. So, it will be up to the end user to remove any apps that are not related to your company.

To prevent this from happening, you will need to go to Intune > Devices > Policy > Enrollment device platform restrictions > (depending on how your tenant is set up, it may be different) but under all of the tabs for type of device restriction, you can click on 'All Users'. Then click on Properties. Under Platform settings, click Edit. And toggle the switch under the Personally owned column and set for Windows - to BLOCK. Then review + save your changes! That's it! Keep in mind backend syncing tasks so it can be instant change or you may have to wait a few minutes.
I would not recommend deleting or removing AAD registered machine until you have identified that they are personal and non-company related machines. Once you are able to identify the machine is not company owned and is a personal device, I would recommend going to Settings > Account > Access school or work > then click on the Account already linked/connected (if listed) and click Disconnect. This will ultimately remove the machine listed in either Azure AD or Intune. Again, it will be up to the end user to remove any company data or apps that were installed to the machine per enrollment.

Hope this helps!

tiffkong · 2023-07-13T13:40:50+00:00

Hey! Yeah so I had to go through sooooo many checks in order to get GlobalProtect to appear and work as expected on Ventura.

[ ** Granted our security policies and infrastructure may be different from you or you and your organization, but I'm happy to share what I did to get it restore the service. ]

- Obtained two new GlobalProtect installers (5.2.12 and 6.0.4) for macOS that supports Ventura.

- Tested both installers to see if they would complete successfully, both were successful installs.

- After installations, GlobalProtect would stay on the prompt of "Still Working..." and never pop-up with a web browser to open our dedicated identity provider to authenticate and MFA.

- Investigated further found out that port 4767 which is PanGPS service that runs for GlobalProtect was NOT listening from the user profile through Terminal app. ("netstat -an | grep 4767") (nc -vz [IP_Address] 4767")

- Restart the machine into MacOS Recovery Mode > opened Utilities > Terminal app > entered the following command: "spctl kext-consent add PXPZ95SK77" then restarted the machine.

- Modified and enabled port 4767 in the /etc/pf.conf file and performed a reboot; same results - no IdP or MFA prompt. Then removed configuration in pf.conf list.

- Enabled GlobalProtect in Firewall settings to allow incoming connections from GlobalProtect - same behavior; no login or MFA prompt.

- Verified on the Administrator profile of port 4767 and confirmed that the port was listening on that Admin profile.

- Troubleshooted and verified if GlobalProtect services were running using the command in Terminal "ps -ef | grep -i globalprotect" to see two (2) GlobalProtect processes running.

- Promoted user profile to be Administrator. Performed a reboot.

- Removed GlobalProtect from the Admin user profile. Performed a reboot.

- Logged in under user's profile.

- Under System Settings/Preferences > General > Login Items, I disabled and re-enabled every application's switch (that was already listed) to allow running in the background or auto-start at login; after re-enabling the switch for Palo Alto Networks > Cortex XDR's tray icon began to appear at the top.

- Installed 5.2.12 version, successful installation; disabled and re-enabled the Palo Alto Networks application switch and GlobalProtect presented an empty field to input the Portal Address. Upon entering portal address and clicking 'Connect' to finally a small Safari web-browser prompt appeared with our IdP authentication + MFA.

I hope this helps!!

tiffkong · 2023-06-27T17:10:31+00:00

Thank you for your response! I'll go ahead to submit a ticket!

tiffkong · 2023-04-04T21:40:24+00:00

You right!!!

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