Meph504

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by Meph504 4y ago
They actually already make a special version of windows for those purposes and it isn't available to the open market. Government editions that have no telemetry, advertising, or integrated cloud products at all. I know it is a pipe dre
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by Meph504 4y ago
Windows 11 allows for the creation of local accounts, it sounds like someone signed in with a azureAD account (work email) joining the azure AD basically drops a lot of default policies on the machine, one of those is disabling local admin.
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by Meph504 4y ago
They have actually made a lot of improvements to this process recently allowing for multi tenant login in a single browser. If you use firefox, you can use each other the container types to host different login accounts, it makes it easier
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by Meph504 4y ago
I can say for sure your issue, but I have seen very similar before, and what has likely happened is that your personal email was added as an alternate email in their tenant, sometimes this is for account recovery or MFA. If you have your da
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Ask HN: What is your replacement for Google search
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by Meph504 4y ago
Would be willing to bet your connection has an over aggressive blocking system going on
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by Meph504 4y ago
I mentioned this is a difference response but figured I'd answer here also, detect compliant device (or something very similar) if the device can't be determined to be using things like disk encryption, bio-metrics, an up to date
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by Meph504 4y ago
I believe you've hit the nail on the head, without the compliant restrictions in place, outlook loads fine in firefox on android.
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by Meph504 4y ago
detect compliant device (or something very similar) if the device can't be determined to be using things like disk encryption, bio-metrics, an up to date OS, etc.. then access from that client is blocked.
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by Meph504 4y ago
You likely need to take a step back, and reconsider your position. the browser you choose to use, doesn't support a feature that is required by many cyber security insurance policies. I feel it is very likely that you have been provide
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by Meph504 4y ago
the irony is it is charged language thrown together single viewpoint videos that claim things like a "revolution" is really the problem. The smart phone at the end of the day is a device, which isn't the problem, it is the co
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by Meph504 4y ago
I have a lot, I've worked in a lot of different fields some industrial, and some having to do with volatile materials. These places breed a culture of "safety is everyone's responsibility." When one mistake can kill ever
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by Meph504 4y ago
I mean, you keep saying "cheap Chinese" have you seen the build quality of say Tesla lately, have tried to get one serviced? We are in an age of disposable everything, and it isn't just the Chinese with poor build quality, th
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by Meph504 4y ago
I'm thinking photoshop, but seriously if there is a legit source it would be interesting to know more details about it, and why seemingly no one else is using it.
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by Meph504 4y ago
Sorry to ruin your attempt at a jab, but I've posted proton links in of the few responses here. It is fair to say there are far fewer games that are platinum than gold on proton. And something working and something being supported are
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by Meph504 4y ago
Most games aren't multi-player? I could only wish, hell most games that should be only single player are now multi player. The trash that is the multi-player games add ons what has ruined tons of games and no just because of compatibil
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by Meph504 4y ago
Actually I play almost exclusively single player games myself, but even those games typically start with DRM protection that makes Linux difficult at times, Denuvo finally has their native support sorted without significant degradation of p
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by Meph504 4y ago
>>The vast majority of Windows games work perfectly fine on Linux nowadays. Sorry man, this is false, most games have anti-cheat that simply won't work with linux out of the box, you may get titles a year later (early depending o
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by Meph504 4y ago
I find it hard to believe you actually know much about what you are saying. Gaming on linux is a limited, poorly performing, second class citizen experience at best. And the support when you run into an issues falls on death ears. Feel free
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by Meph504 4y ago
Yeah no doubt there are countless things that can be done, but all are initiated by the app dev, and none will probably compel Google do anything without a legal determination that the app isn't infringing. This system like in most cas
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by Meph504 4y ago
The problem if the dmca claim form is valid is the standard for take down, the court determines whose copyright claim is valid, not Google. And though they could argue the point, why argue a point that would have a detrimental effect for be
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by Meph504 4y ago
Google doesn't have a legal requirement to allow the app to exist in its market place. Google does have a legal requirement to comply in good faith to DMCA and copyright claims. It is really simple from a legal standpoint for google, w
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by Meph504 4y ago
DMCA would protect google from this, if the company appdetex (for instagram) files a valid DMCA take down request, google has to comply, and the appeals process can get it reinstated. But the DMCA request has to be honored first. I've
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by Meph504 4y ago
For fuck sake man, and hour and 20 minute long video really?
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by Meph504 4y ago
It is a dev kit, for preview, I'm guessing them going with cheaper, available, to get software builts out that perform on shit hardware, is better than developer on better than consumer grade equipment only to have the applications cho
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by Meph504 4y ago
These are very common, and a lot of it has to do with avoiding the complex situation of taking work related research or knowledge and saying "oh I did it in my own time." I'm not advocating this is right, or ethical, but sayi
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by Meph504 4y ago
How odd to see on hacker news, in New Orleans, they are just called shotgun, not cottage, shack, etc... For example, "we live in a shotgun in the Treme." saying shotgun shack would be considered an odd phrase here.
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by Meph504 4y ago
I don't think you can remotely compare the two, and no physical harm is actual done. And if an extension stops working because it depends on a list, the list can be removed, the extention can be disabled, a different browser can be use
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by Meph504 4y ago
No one is forcing anyone to use this tool, they have every right to send an alert indicating the produce a user is using has been abusing their service. Very much in the same way that image host use to change an image for those hotlinking d
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by Meph504 4y ago
Many people reading the Ops post history have called into question if this isn't just some fabrication. which honestly it feels like it is, even more so since the op won't provide any details on this miracle app.

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