amaccuish

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by amaccuish 2y ago
> The DOM might not even be based on HTML, not sure about that. IIRC the page is loaded server side, javascript executed, and then essentially a screenshot taken, and some markup to show where the links and buttons are.
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by amaccuish 2y ago
Yes, would suggest something like "CoC Restricts Kent Overstreet's Linux Kernel Participation".
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by amaccuish 2y ago
Ye I think there's either more to the story or a misconfiguration. I've done WireGuard at Azure, Hetzner, and AWS. All work fine.
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by amaccuish 2y ago
> We know MacOS is Unix. We're obviously talking about Linux, not "Unix", and based on the whole conversation you should know that. Thanks for your input. > If ChromeOS and Android One is traditionally used on a laptop&
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by amaccuish 2y ago
As the other commenter said, perfect is the aspect, so the internal structure of an event, very important e.g. in Slavic languages. Your confusion leaves the door open to doubt on your actual knowledge of linguistics.
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by amaccuish 2y ago
What "Turkish schools" call it is irrelevant, it adds "colour" to an event. Just because the events happen to be in the past, does not make the Inferential Mood a tense. An event can be in the past but factual.
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by amaccuish 2y ago
> If all you do is use a web browser, you might as well just use a chromebook. Which is Linux.
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by amaccuish 2y ago
Quite, not sure why american puritanism needs to be exported.
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by amaccuish 2y ago
For some, but I like having the same thing run everywhere, there's less mental load.
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by amaccuish 2y ago
OS/2 Museum is one of the few sites that can feed my weird fascination with Netware and the old NT domain stuff, it’s great for getting an insight like you said in to the pre TCP/IP world.
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by amaccuish 2y ago
But the idea of chinese becoming useful in our lifetimes has more to do with chinese speakers in PRC and not in the diaspora.
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by amaccuish 2y ago
> I literally just said he wasn’t just comparing Git Bash with Powershell though That's great that you think that, maybe delta_p_delta_x had a different takeaway. Why do you believe your opinion about what the cornerstone of the
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by amaccuish 2y ago
> What happens if you have an extensible app, say Microsoft Office, which enumerated it's own subkeys to discover 3rd party plugins? Then you have Microsoft Office/Plug-Ins/plugin-guid, whereby Plug-Ins is user writable &g
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by amaccuish 2y ago
Everyone says, oh /etc is fine, but no registry. But let's be honest, on a user workstation, /etc is only one of many places where config can be found.
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by amaccuish 2y ago
Thank you for your reasoned response. I still like the idea that I think you originally had, whereby apps could only write to their own specific area, thus containing all their configuration. I think that would solve 99% of all complaints
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by amaccuish 2y ago
Windows NT was multi-user from the start. The only change was the session object added in vista.
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by amaccuish 2y ago
They still have a userspace to bring up.
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by amaccuish 2y ago
Would highly recommend rspamd over SpamAssassin, I've found its results to be much more accurate.
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by amaccuish 2y ago
Not sure what you mean, but if you're talking about auth'ing to Google Workspace with an external IdP with SAML (here is being talked about auth between the client and Google, like say with IMAP, over OAuth, which in turn can use
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by amaccuish 2y ago
> Mobile Device Management platforms that configure IMAP, CalDAV, CardDAV, POP or Exchange ActiveSync (Google Sync) are being phased out as well Hmm... No. ActiveSync remains available to Workspace (read " Enterprise" customers
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by amaccuish 2y ago
Link?
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by amaccuish 2y ago
But their license probably doesn't cover that...
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by amaccuish 2y ago
> My reading of how mDNS works is that it should suffer from similar problems to SSDP on routers that can't broadcast/multicast between radios This smells of someone who is not a network engineer. mDNS works fine, it has known
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by amaccuish 2y ago
Not here in Germany unfortunately. I miss this from NZ, just one card with savings, credit, cheque all in one.
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by amaccuish 2y ago
Sounds like a mirror of the Girocard here in Germany. My bank card now has both girocard and visa on it, and works online. Allegedly, Wero, coming from the banks of the EU, should in the next year or two, unite all the similar national syst
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by amaccuish 2y ago
Strong RM Colour Paint and RM Talking First Word from the UK vibes, love it. https://i.redd.it/0ivv3h2nkcj41.png
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by amaccuish 2y ago
Because as far as I can tell, there was no "vulnerability" here, it's just how the product works. Stealing an OAuth key is just as bad. Stealing a domain's krbtgt key is just as bad. Businesses want that when they login
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by amaccuish 2y ago
Unfortunately I think most OSs will prefer IPv4 over using IPv6 ULA returned from dns.
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by amaccuish 2y ago
Interesting post, would be nice if the images could be enlarged by click.
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by amaccuish 2y ago
Is the post not deliberately ambiguous for humorous effect?

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