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by easton 5y ago
Here’s a deck that describes some of this (2006!): https://archive.nanog.org/meetings/nanog37/presentations/ala... I never thought about the scale of their internal network. It’s nuts.
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by easton 5y ago
So it can make VoIP calls from your work phone number. Now that nobody has a desk phone, such a thing is needed, especially if you don't want to pay for cell phones for your employees but do want them to get calls.
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by easton 5y ago
No. It's meant for giving user's access to their personal (physical, not VDI) desktop or for giving access to a pool of physical desktops to people to share. It competes with RDP more than TeamViewer.
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by easton 5y ago
Well, who said it? Where are they on this org chart: https://www.globalnerdy.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/201...
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by easton 5y ago
It's UWP. Perhaps it's a joke, i.e "we don't need no stinkin electron like those kids on the VSCode team". Or their sample text was about chemistry and electron appeared in it.
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by easton 5y ago
This is only if you buy through a partner, which isn’t necessary for most small businesses who aren’t getting volume discounts. In those scenarios, it probably always made more sense to buy through the admin portal.
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by easton 5y ago
Microsoft provides Linux and macOS builds (I use it on macOS whenever something doesn’t work right in Firefox, which is thankfully rare). If the reason you’re not using Windows is a Microsoft allergy though, that doesn’t help. Ungoogled Chr
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by easton 5y ago
It’s Java and Tomcat, so should work fine on Windows. I’d highly suggest using Linux + Docker in a VM or something though, it’ll be a way faster setup (configuring Guacamole manually is a pain in the rear, there’s good Docker containers out
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by easton 5y ago
Oddly, there's certain things in Azure that don't work with the credits feature, like spot instances. I'm not sure why, but it's awesome for not blowing up my bank account because I did something wrong.
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by easton 5y ago
You can be whitelisted so Cloudflare doesn't slow you down (or block you): https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/36003538743...
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by easton 5y ago
C:\Windows\System32\curl.exe exists if you want real curl. (or just run curl from a command prompt. curl in powershell is an alias for iwr.
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by easton 5y ago
Humorously, using tools built into Windows 10 and 11 now, you can open a PowerShell window, type winget install Google.Chrome, and never open Edge once if you don't want to.
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by easton 5y ago
https://github.com/jedieaston/ungoogled-chromium-windows isn't my original attempt (I deleted the original repo, oops), but I recreated pretty much where I was. GH Actions runners only have 14GB of usable space, a
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by easton 5y ago
This looks to be (based on the very cryptic documentation which references other vendor software) a way of "modernizing" Z System software to run in AWS. They reference a "Mainframe Modernization Runtime" which recompile
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AWS Mainframe Modernization(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by easton 5y ago|1 comments
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by easton 5y ago
I forked the repo with the intention of doing this a couple months ago. The default Windows runner for Actions doesn’t have enough free disk space to compile Chromium (at least, given the build instructions the project provided). Given it t
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by easton 5y ago
I use ZeroTier for this too, although Tailscale would work just as well. To avoid port forwarding out of my local network (irrational fears), I have a $5 droplet running Pomerium (a SSO proxy, similar to self-hosted Cloudflare Access) and i
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by easton 5y ago
This is really cool. I'm bad at making anything look good, so the more things like this the better. I noticed you had Google Slides support (presumably for making themes based on the generated brand kit). Any chance of that coming to P
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by easton 5y ago
Guido responded and wondered if this could be integrated into github.dev for Python work in the browser without remote compute. That’s a very cool idea, but I wonder if this would work any better with the usual suspects (pandas, numpy, math
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by easton 5y ago
Speaking anecdotally, it does. Sometimes (not as much in the past couple years with Adafruit) I’ve been shopping for electronics kits on the internet and would usually bounce when the prices weren’t in USD. Occasionally I’d see the magic sw
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by easton 5y ago
Did you use Migration Assistant to move your stuff over? You might be using Intel versions of your apps.
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by easton 5y ago
They only did that in the US, Netflix had international distribution rights.
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by easton 5y ago
Part of it is probably the cross compatibility requirements. SCORM and LTIs and all that stuff mean that content has to be able to render the same way for the textbook publishers and everyone else to sell content to schools running on any L
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by easton 5y ago
iOS 15.2 (currently in beta) disables the display authentication for Face ID that was added to the newer iPhones. If this program is going to be mostly screens and batteries (the easiest things to swap), that will be enough.
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by easton 5y ago
Not in any way that IPv6 doesn't. Most internet users are using their phones these days, and most carriers (at least in the US) give you a IPv6 address. And more and more ISPs are getting their heads out of their collective butts about
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by easton 5y ago
If your company has network admins smart enough to deploy segmentation rules, they are also probably smart enough to setup a internal CA and deploy the certs to everyone’s root store. If not, that stinks. Smallstep makes a basic CA for free
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by easton 5y ago
This is what frustrates me about Microsoft sometimes. They try to stick to backwards compatibility as much as possible, then once in a while they decide to change something, usually do it not great (Windows 8), then they have to have a good
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by easton 5y ago
Most people will just bridge mode the modem from the ISP to their router so that the router itself doesn't have to authenticate, which is probably why most home routers don't have PPPoE.
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by easton 5y ago
"Jeannie Becomes a Mom" by Caroline Rose plays first every single time Spotify tries to generate radio for my Indie Mix playlist. This has been happening for months. You can click "Don't play this again", but since
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How does the macOS runner comply with the macOS 11 license agreement?(github.com)
3 points by easton 5y ago|1 comments

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