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by easton 5y ago
What is dumb about it to me is that the solution in my mind is simple: don’t give Messages.app private API access. They get access other messaging apps from the App Store can’t have and that’s what’s causing these vulnerabilities, but all
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by easton 5y ago
They should go talk to Azure then, because Azure for Students gives you $100 per year. The second you hit that $100, it kills everything. I’m not saying it would be simple, but it wouldn’t be a bad idea to have a global monthly billing maxi
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by easton 5y ago
My phone does not have this (iPhone on 15.0 in the US, AT&T).
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by easton 5y ago
Not soon, now. My MacBook was advertised as being USB4 compliant, since Apple probably feels funny about using the trademarked "Thunderbolt" name now that they don't have Intel chips in their hardware. USB 4 is mostly Thunder
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by easton 5y ago
(brew install dwarf-fortress-lmp)
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by easton 5y ago
I wonder why their app doesn't support the front-facing LIDAR sensor like the others. (Also, mandatory "Google bought it I bet it's shut down in 6 months". There, now nobody else has to say it.)
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by easton 5y ago
Power BI is a tool from Microsoft, mostly unrelated to Power Query (although you can pull data from Power BI into Excel via Power Query, but you can also do that with just about anything tabular). https://powerbi.microsoft.com&#x
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by easton 5y ago
There is a conflict of interest there, but as a counterpoint, pretty much every time he does a build video it seems like he picks AMD (at least, post Ryzen).
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by easton 5y ago
What’s the microSD card for?
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by easton 5y ago
I didn't want to believe it, but then I did a search through their repo: ``` else if (value.Contains("Microsoft.Azure.DevOps")) { m_typeName = value.Replace("Microsoft.Azure.DevOps
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by easton 5y ago
I wish they’d come out and say that Windows Server is just going to be tracking kernel/plumbing changes from the mainstream release and no new features are planned. The biggest “feature” in Server 2022 is that you can now address more
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by easton 5y ago
It’ll be interesting if Cloudflare or someone else can release numbers on how many hits they’re getting from Private Relay. I’ve always been curious how many people pay the $2 per month for iCloud.
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by easton 5y ago
Factory OS is pretty interesting because it can run any Win32 app (outside of a hypervisor) via a container, something you couldn’t do with WinPE as often there were too many libraries missing to get something like Chrome running. I wonder
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by easton 5y ago
I know someone who's in college and still has to have this on her phone (it's not conditional on her paying for something, as far as I know she pays for her car). It's very odd. She's also not allowed to drive on the hig
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by easton 5y ago
> There is a capability in Windows for this, but I never found a VPN where it works properly. This works with Cisco AnyConnect and Palo Alto GlobalProtect (I've seen it work). Those products are pretty terrible, but that one thing w
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by easton 5y ago
It’s used to store BitLocker (Full Disk Encryption) keys so you don’t have to type a password for the system to boot. If you don’t use BitLocker, it’s not used for much else. One could conclude that they are requiring TPM so they can eventu
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by easton 5y ago
In Windows 11 only, as Win32 app support is not being backported to the Microsoft Store in Windows 10 to my knowledge.
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by easton 5y ago
I doubt it, considering UNIX services for Windows was a thing for a long time.
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by easton 5y ago
I’m curious as to how the heck they’ll move the data over. ADO projects are made up of many git repos with a shared ticket setup and all of the links are configured that way. I have no idea where I’d even start with that.
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by easton 5y ago
So GitLab is advertising that it's the one place to do the entire software development lifecycle. Are there any big shops that have converted to 100% (or almost 100%) GitLab? Out of the six big names they list on their website, the onl
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by easton 5y ago
It is probably a bundle of all three, but "duty of good faith" fits the best here. "The duty to act in good faith is an obligation not only to make decisions free from self-interest, but also free of any interest that diverts
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by easton 5y ago
Hypervisor.framework (and Virtualization.framework) in macOS run a Apple written hypervisor. This hypervisor implements VirtIO for its devices and can run macOS VMs (with full graphics and hardware acceleration, at least on the M1). One cou
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by easton 5y ago
> No hassle of shutting down your pc after an update. Has kernel hotpatching made it into a free distro? The only way I ever got it to work was installing RHEL (money) or Ubuntu Landscape (money after 10 servers). This would be super nic
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by easton 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3l_NV9oQ1c
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by easton 5y ago
There’s no graphics here, right? Will SpringBoard and friends start without a display?
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by easton 5y ago
The M1 has it too, you can get a MacBook Air with a 7 or 8 core GPU.
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by easton 5y ago
OneDrive on Windows is fine now, but oh my gosh OneDrive for Mac is a mess. I didn't use it until my new M1 Mac (so maybe they are re-implementing everything without kernel extensions and it's causing issues), but it absolutely su
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by easton 5y ago
I'm curious how this changes if you remove PHP being used for WordPress (where the people using it probably didn't choose it). Do lots of companies still choose PHP for brand new projects? I know Facebook has a dialect they still
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by easton 5y ago
Florida. I knew people in high school that were in there for weeks. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baker_Act
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by easton 5y ago
> macOS Due to macOS not supporting Vulkan and other stuff required for Proton, it's been on the backburner for support from Valve for a while. Portal 2 can't even run on macOS anymore since it is 32-bit only. Most games work h

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