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easton
5y ago
`winget export -o <filename>` and `winget import <filename>` will let you move a list of all the software installed on your machine to a new one (assuming it's available in the repo). There's still a few bugs but it&#x
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easton
5y ago
If there were two address bars it would at least make a user curious if they didn’t expect that to happen. It’s similar to the UAC prompt, if it appears among your other windows instead of shading the desktop and hiding everything, even if
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easton
5y ago
Hey, I did that commit to winget-pkgs! It doesn’t look to me like the tracking stuff is on the HTTPS repo links, so they’re probably telling the truth about that. They also ship a version in the Microsoft Store, that should be safe too (I d
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MsoTriState Enum
(docs.microsoft.com)
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easton
5y ago
As far as I understand, this is usually the job of your mail server (I've done it with Exchange and GSuite). You add the domain to your mail server and then create aliases (or wildcards) in there and add them to your account, and then
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easton
5y ago
From temuze last time: "If you're having SLA problems I feel bad for you son I got two 9 problems cuz of us-east-1"
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easton
5y ago
I think when the new M1 Pro/Max based laptops came out it was deemed that much of the performance Apple was claiming was due to the media engine helping accelerate the hard stuff in FCPX (and Premiere, IIRC). So it’s really good compar
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easton
5y ago
My face still has to be in front of the screen, even if I’m not “paying attention” to it. That doesn’t solve most of the usability issues, unfortunately.
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easton
5y ago
Face ID is a step back in usability for most cases, since you have to be looking at your phone to unlock it. Doesn’t work if you’re in the car and need to unlock for CarPlay, doesn’t work if someone else needs to change music, doesn’t work
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These are the open source libraries we use to make Discord
(discord.com)
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easton
5y ago
I think they mean a keypad. The KaiOS phones sold in the US don't have real qwerty keyboards, at least not that I've seen.
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easton
5y ago
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1496861068945154056.html
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5y ago
Given it's being printed with the other build info text, I wonder if this is just for Insiders. It would make sense when triaging bug reports to close ones where a screenshot says "System requirements not met", but right now
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easton
5y ago
Click "Setup for Work or School", then click "Domain Join instead". Since they don't want to figure out a way to expose DNS settings in OOBE (that you might need to discover a domain controller), they just ask you t
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easton
5y ago
They definitely did at one point, I still have a LTSC key from before my school decided to be too lazy to renew Azure Dev Tools for Teaching (Imagine). IIRC the keys were per edition, so a 2016 key wouldn't apply to the newest LTSC rel
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easton
5y ago
> Some programs have a problem with their version (GOG Galaxy for instance). Winget simply doesn’t know that there’s no newer version available and keep trying to upgrade everytime you do “winget upgrade –all”. This, in turn, make the pr
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easton
5y ago
winget is protected as it's providing the API for the Microsoft Store to manage Win32 apps. I think there's been a decent amount of adoption, there's lots of install pages (Git is one I noticed recently) that have winget inst
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easton
5y ago
Teams is bad, but Element/Matrix is the only chat app I've used in maybe 10 years (outside of SMS) where I miss messages. I get a notification, want to read the entire message, open the app and it isn't there. I'm 99% su
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easton
5y ago
Hey! She was having the same problems we're having: > 'Cherry: That's hard to say. If you look at the Berkeley Unix system and some of the commands that are similar, the same in Berkeley as what we have here but you look a
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5y ago
OT: Funny how this is never the problem I had. I’ve always had trouble with the bits on the screen, not connecting the bits behind it. Every time I see a new project that says “connect APIs real quick to your frontend” or “one click deploy
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5y ago
I mean, the reason everybody moved to Chrome last time was because it was faster than Firefox/IE and it included Flash so you didn't have that stupid update popup every time you logged in. Flash isn't a thing anymore, but if
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5y ago
> use-case or potential use-cases where you need SSO in an early-stage startup In general, keeping track of >1 passwords means giving everyone a password manager and also means you can't integrate with the rest of your endpoint s
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easton
5y ago
This seems to be an artifical limitation in Windows Sandbox, as WSL2 and Edge Application Guard both use separate VMs and you can run them all at once. "Krypton" is the name of the isolated microVMs in Hyper-V, but they don't
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easton
5y ago
Licensing didn’t change with 12.0, but the Macs you rent can now run multiple instances of macOS, which is nice I guess.
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easton
5y ago
(844) 387-6962 is still up
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easton
5y ago
Or, as AA calls it “Hey! Want some magazines?”
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5y ago
I'd like to be able to mark my own tags as okay. My phone will NFC with the tag in my pocket, and just about every time I pull it out I have a "go to lost.apple.com?" prompt.
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easton
5y ago
IIRC it’s electron. I bet you could just swap the libs out for ARM ones, if you’re feeling brave.
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easton
5y ago
The nanos are persnickety because it's so hard (many times impossible) to replace the battery, and they start to swell after a lot of use. Definitely inspect it and make sure the battery is good before making a purchase.
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5y ago
I've heard some web developers use GNOME Web, which uses WebKit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNOME_Web It's not 100% the same, but it's close.
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