Krutonium

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by Krutonium 1y ago
Windows 10/11 S is that path. Microsoft has walked it already; They just have to push the net wider over time.
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by Krutonium 1y ago
...You're computing a hash, not making accounts or anything else that relies on obscurity though?
93.
by Krutonium 1y ago
I think the second to last one should also be checked. Most implementations include Government Sponsored Identity Theft.
94.
by Krutonium 1y ago
They're not the last time I looked.
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by Krutonium 1y ago
For those of you in the US (I'm Canadian), there is a bill in congress right now that would make it illegal for any financial service provider to directly or indirectly prohibit or inhibit any legal transaction. It's called the Fa
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by Krutonium 1y ago
Amusingly I actually have Video of Atari's Lead of Marketing playing OpenRCT2 on Stream, giving away RCT2 Keys to promote RCT World. To this day, Atari has left us alone though, so yeah it's pretty much not worth it to them to try
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by Krutonium 1y ago
Absolutely. They just have to license it, and that license can be for a nominal (think $1) cost. That said, Lego doesn't own the game, so if it came down to it, they could strip all the references to "Lego" from it and probab
98.
by Krutonium 1y ago
But does it carry the Rusty guarantees?
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by Krutonium 2y ago
If you pop a Google account, Reddit no longer has 2FA, just as an example. Plenty of examples of stupidity like that around. (Logging into Reddit with a Google account bypasses any and all forms of 2FA auth.)
100.
by Krutonium 2y ago
Yes, plenty. It's not great for passwords, (but sometimes it still is! Sometimes sites using MD5 still get popped) but there's plenty of other problem spaces where brute forcing still means brute forcing.
101.
by Krutonium 2y ago
Yep - Give them a Pantone Color and a Material, and they can tell you how to get that material in that exact color.
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by Krutonium 2y ago
For one thing, I'm fairly sure they didn't yet have a PE environment ready to go; another would probably be a lack of RAM. Installing it to disk first lets you load as needed, instead of all at once.
103.
by Krutonium 2y ago
None that are official anyway, there are ways to trick Windows into doing a 32 => 64 bit conversion. Very unsupported, but it is possible.
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FluentAssertions No Longer OSS(github.com)
3 points by Krutonium 2y ago|1 comments
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by Krutonium 2y ago
Looks like Xceed has decided to relicense away from Apache2 to their own, more restrictive license. (I'm fairly sure that they did not get permission from all past contributors to do this)
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by Krutonium 2y ago
Microsoft did it on the XBOX (360? Or the original, not sure) to help track leaks. If you uploaded a video or took a picture, the background of the system menu embedded enough data to find the individual user. IIRC it had to do with a patte
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by Krutonium 2y ago
It backs up... Photos, basically? With an iPhone you can take a complete image of the device, and never lose a file again. With Android, solid chance you'll never migrate to a new phone and not lose stuff. It's such a fucking shit
108.
by Krutonium 2y ago
Your driver issues are the minority. Most people won't have them.
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by Krutonium 2y ago
Except we won't, because the satellites are wildly over congested and wires are, frankly, far more reliable.
110.
by Krutonium 2y ago
Different developers entirely; The main people behind OpenLoco are the same as behind OpenRCT2; There's almost no crossover with OpenTTD. Also we've never heard of this agreement.
111.
by Krutonium 2y ago
In Canada, it's outright illegal to sell a burger medium done. If you get caught, your restaurant will be closed for a couple weeks minimum, along with a hefty fine. It must be fully cooked, or not served.
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by Krutonium 2y ago
All three have happened. Look into it if you don't believe me.
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by Krutonium 2y ago
Might I suggest having the CI benchmark it and then update the readme?
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by Krutonium 2y ago
Pretty much yeah. SWAT'ing is doable pretty much anywhere that you have a functional PD, and all you have to do is call in a credible threat - "I shot someone, I have hostages" etc. It's unfortunately common, and most PD
115.
by Krutonium 2y ago
I wish it wasn't MacOS 9 - A far more relevant UI for this would have been 9x or 2000. And a lot easier to use, too.
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by Krutonium 2y ago
I mean, I'm sure someone is, but it would be a lot of work... And if I'm being honest, OpenRCT2 would probably be the better starting point.
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by Krutonium 2y ago
I can answer this - The reason is pretty simple actually, and the other reply is correct: Right now, the way it works is that the original game executable is modified to run the code from OpenLoco - Replacing Main(). OpenLoco runs anything
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by Krutonium 2y ago
For one thing, it's built into windows from the apt-get-go; And honestly has a pretty extensive library; So you can just copy your setupPC.ps1 file and run it to install all your software, and also update any that's already instal
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by Krutonium 2y ago
They usually don't start inhabited, but then the people building and working at it want to live closer, which pulls in the support roles of stores, which bring more people, etc etc etc. If you build somthing in the middle of nowhere, a
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by Krutonium 3y ago
Or, alternatively, they're looking to save money while improving service?

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