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by easton 4y ago
Not completely, it uses the Krypton microVM part of Hyper-V that is used for WSL2, Application Guard, and nothing else. I wish I could arbitrarily run Windows microVMs outside of sandbox.
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by easton 4y ago
> Even if you want to skip lunch to leave early it is not technically allowed That’s how it is in the US for minors (at least in my state), you have to take a 15 minute break every four hours (and work a absolute max of 40 a week). Used
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by easton 4y ago
Are there Blackberrys you can still use on the US networks with their darned VoLTE whitelists? If so, that's cool!
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by easton 4y ago
It says you can use AAD or IdentityServer as OIDC providers, but the doc goes on to explain how to do it yourself with Entity Framework storing user data in a DB and the open source Microsoft.AspNetCore.Identity hooking it into the app. It
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by easton 4y ago
I think this very much depends on what you're doing. If it's the typical web app, pretty much everything you'll want is open-source, and most of the time there's some first-party MS thing for what you need (auth? caching
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by easton 4y ago
Yes, but usually they have a smaller updater instead of the entire browser always having to run in the background. Guessing that’s what OP is complaining about.
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by easton 4y ago
My solution was much dumber, my grandma had an iPad she had no idea how to use, I put a shortcut on there that grabbed the RSS feed for YouTube for her church and put it into a menu she could tap and open the video for. Still works though :
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by easton 4y ago
That still needs the Virtualization entitlement on iOS which I thought you couldn’t get if you’re outside Apple, unless you’re jailbroken and can work around the signing requirement. Otherwise UTM runs emulating the OS and is slow as Christ
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by easton 4y ago
In writing yes, but the FDIC always makes depositors whole somehow. Otherwise the banking system would collapse. If some bizarre scenario were to happen (a failure of two of the big four) which the FDIC couldn’t recover, in the words of Dwi
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by easton 4y ago
The effects would trickle down, no? If your payroll money was in SVB and you lost it, your workers won’t get paid?
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by easton 4y ago
> The former is usually a difficult question with your manager and/or purchasing, while the latter hardly raises an eyebrow. The one thing is that everyone on your team probably uses Visual Studio or has a license if you’re a .NET
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by easton 4y ago
> We created a CLI that creates a rootfs from a Docker image. It pulls the image, creates a container and then extracts the fs from it to an ext4 disk. You guys don't happen to have a public writeup about how this works, do you? May
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by easton 4y ago
Because of a quirk of my employment, my AAD account was deleted and recreated, which means I now have two Azure DevOps accounts with the same email, one of which is unlicensed (and not attached to an AAD identity). It is fairly random which
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by easton 4y ago
You can give esbuild a list of dependencies that you want to be external and it won’t bundle them, I’ve done it with the AWS SDK and it works as expected.
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by easton 4y ago
I wonder if it'll be possible ever to do Native AOT if you rely on Newtonsoft (which is reflection heavy, last I heard). Yes, yes, I know, use System.Text.Json, but I already have all this code relying on Newtonsoft-y things :(
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by easton 4y ago
Unless you're overriding with GPO, Edge does this too? https://blogs.windows.com/msedgedev/2020/12/09/sleeping-tabs...
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by easton 4y ago
Satya said he was playing with it last summer (I think in the verge?), they’ve had some dev time. And Bing has been testing some kind of chat bot for months, presumably not ChatGPT based.
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by easton 4y ago
...does GitHub not use Office 365 for documents? Seems silly to pay for a $12 or whatever per user GSuite license just for Drive and Docs when the rest of the company uses Office and its approximately free (or very cheap) since they work fo
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by easton 4y ago
It’s a euphemism for a nonsequitor, OP is asking what balloon size has to do with it being okay to shoot it down since there’s nothing about size in protected airspace laws. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/price_of_tea_i
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by easton 4y ago
Speaking directly to the AWS case since that's what this is about, the whole point of permission boundaries is to prevent the blast radius of your IAM policy from being too wide. Coupled with service control policies ("thou shalt
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Google works on Blink-based iOS browser contrary to Apple's WebKit rule(theregister.com)
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by easton 4y ago
It’s because their implementation of “files downloaded on demand when you click on them” required a kext, and kexts can’t be loaded on Apple Silicon without weakening (disabling?) system integrity protection. Google Drive and OneDrive had t
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by easton 4y ago
Correct, I forgot that. They never launched them as a free accessory for guests to help with payments/room key/FastPass/admission/data collection though, like MyMagic+ at Disney World. They are mostly a wearable ticket n
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by easton 4y ago
One minor note from a Disney nerd: Disney World no longer gives you the wristband (magicband) by default. You can buy one, but they want you to either use your phone or a RFID card they give you when you buy the ticket. The rumor is that th
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by easton 4y ago
To my knowledge at Disney World there isn’t a web client for Genie like there was for FastPass+, since it’s all day of you’re expected to do it in the park on your phone (I’d be happy to be proven wrong). Guest Services can probably still d
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by easton 4y ago
Another Galaga mystery, what’s the origin of the “midway fast shoot hack” version, where the fire speed is twice as fast? My Dad loves Galaga, but grew up with that version and gets annoyed with the normal, slower version (mostly because af
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by easton 4y ago
I'm guessing that that has a lot more to do with being on Apple Silicon than anything else. Steam and all the games are compiled for x86, which means it's gotta go through Rosetta and then through Wine. Also, on macOS specifically
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by easton 4y ago
I did this, I remember there being some fairly common laptop hard drive on the list because I found it laying around at home. There was a live cd to boot off of to format it and everything. Memories...
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by easton 4y ago
Can you not just sign into the iTunes Store without signing into iCloud? They’ve always supported that for legacy users that shared a single Apple ID for all their purchases with their family.
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by easton 4y ago
Freakonomics Radio had a really good (two-parter?) episode about whether ads really work, and one of the people they had on was someone who cut eBay's ad spend a ton, and they said the one of the biggest wastes was advertising on the w

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