crimsontech

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by crimsontech 4y ago
I've been using mine for 9 years, I just wish they would make a bluetooth one which can switch between mulitple devices like my keyboard does. I did email them asking but they said they had no plans to do this.
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by crimsontech 4y ago
How do you get a single user license for LTSC though?
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by crimsontech 4y ago
If you have a MS account for Windows doesn’t it store your bitlocker key and activity in the account online?
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by crimsontech 4y ago
I didn’t know about CoScreen but this looks almost exactly what I have been looking for for a long time. Looking forward to trying it out.
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by crimsontech 4y ago
I would love to put my skills to better use by working for the gov. Maybe it’s because I’m ex-military or just want to feel like I’m using my skills to make the world a better, safer place. I have a family to support though, the salaries t
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by crimsontech 4y ago
You aren’t wrong for people in their 20s but I don’t think 13 year olds are self harming because they are concerned about mortgages.
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by crimsontech 4y ago
This is pretty incredible. I wonder if the Wiz team where actually the first to find this or if it has already been exploited by threat actors? You would think that if anyone knew how to configure Azure properly it would be Microsoft.
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by crimsontech 4y ago
I don’t share passwords with family, they all know good password hygiene though and use generated passwords for all their services. For end-of-life scenario apple does have digital legacy https://digital-legacy.apple.com/
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by crimsontech 4y ago
This hasn’t been my experience at all. I’ve been remote for over 15yrs starting as a junior and becoming a senior with added management responsibilities. I’ve been mentored and have mentored remotely. Remote can and does work, but the compa
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by crimsontech 4y ago
I have one of these and haven’t used my pizza oven since. I turn the oven on as high as it goes and put the steel in and prep all the pizza toppings, then I switch the oven to the grill mode (or broiler in the US) then make the pizzas. It t
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by crimsontech 4y ago
Some maybe, my guess is most people would just set their favourite news site as their home page if they wanted. It’s not like what Microsoft shows is a good source of news either.
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by crimsontech 4y ago
As a mac user it’s super frustrating because this is the shortcut to close a window so I see this widget flyout constantly. I need to figure out a way to remap it but not having admin on my corporate machine I have little hope.
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by crimsontech 4y ago
When I saw this my initial reaction was to cancel, then I checked my usage with the early adopter professional plan it seems I'm mostly covered with 1000 searches a month inlcuded in the $10 subscription. Maybe some months I'll in
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by crimsontech 4y ago
They can’t …prove… you know a key to decrypt data, but in the UK you can be charged under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act. “RIPA regulates the manner in which certain public bodies may conduct surveillance and access a person&#x2
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by crimsontech 4y ago
It won’t unlock the MacBook if the watch is taken off your wrist though, the watch will lock.
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by crimsontech 4y ago
Also potentially the IDs of any Bluetooth and wireless devices nearby, MAC addresses and information about other equipment on the network. It’s a lot of data and it’s useful and valuable otherwise they wouldn’t go to the effort of collectin
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by crimsontech 4y ago
I have to use Mac, Linux and Windows for work. You need to either get used to using the opposite cmd key to the letters you are pressing or remap cmd to caps lock so you don't need to contort your thumb underneath your fingers. I learn
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by crimsontech 4y ago
I was not expecting that, but I'm in, I'll buy a pair for my office stereo then move my office HomePod to the lounge. I bought the first HomePod when they first came out and I heard it in the apple store and couldn't believe