Nitramevfank

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   by Nitramevfank 7y ago

   Isn't that a back backwards? Isn't it more like: Microsoft wanted a more modern language and they weren't allowed to use Java so they created c#?
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   by Nitramevfank 7y ago

   That's not really how it works in practice in my experience. In some time, some thing you use needs to be patched and the latest version only runs on the newer platform. Doesn't matter if the underlying platform is supported if th
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   by Nitramevfank 7y ago

   Here's probably a silly question: Shouldn't this work automatically? I just assumed they would have an intermediate CA or whatever it's called and have that certificate be signed by some widely trusted CA. Or have they done i
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   by Nitramevfank 7y ago

   I know what bitlocker is, I've been using it for years. > backup wouldn’t be much use if you lost access to BitLocker Why? What kind of backup are you talking about? This statement makes no sense to me.
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   by Nitramevfank 7y ago

   Sorry, but I'm not sure what point you are trying to make here. Is your scenario that the users license to use the OS is revoked combined with there not being any backups? If you store data on a computer without backups you can expect
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   by Nitramevfank 7y ago

   I never touched Bitcoin so maybe you can clarify how this makes sense: > If Microsoft decides to terminate your license, what happens to your Bitcoin? Your Bitcoin is represented by some kind of data stored on your computer I assume. So