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by jborean93 4y ago
That could be it for yourself but I have a newer OpenSSL version (3.0.8) and the error does state the following > 006E552F8D7F0000:error:0A000172:SSL routines:tls12_check_peer_sigalg:wrong signature type:ssl/t1_lib.c:1592: The error
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by jborean93 4y ago
I get the same on Firefox on Linux (Fedora 37). It looks like the server is responding with an ECDHE key exchange using a SHA1 signature algorithm which is disabled on modern versions of OpenSSL. I'm not sure why it works on Chrome, ma
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by jborean93 4y ago
It's an ARM CPU, why would it run x86-64 natively through Bootcamp?
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by jborean93 4y ago
You should continue to use the setup.py to define the extensions but put all the remaining metadata in the pyproject.toml. The pyproject.toml will reference setuptools as your build backend like https://github.com/jborean93&
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by jborean93 4y ago
They did and still do provide precompiled wheels for cryptography. The problem was the version of pip distributed by some of the major Linux distributions was too old to understand the newer tags that would have told them to use the wheels.
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by jborean93 4y ago
Unless I'm misunderstanding your comment they do, it's `async def` to denote a coroutine.
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by jborean93 4y ago
Isn't the builtin openssl lib a basic shim for LibreSSL, mostly only there for backwards compatibility and with limited functionality. IIRC Apple want you to use their Network framework https://developer.apple.com/docum
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by jborean93 4y ago
> autocomplete works out of the box > Error messages are great Some improvements in pwsh would be nice here I agree but they have moved away from the more verbose error messages to a more concise view. I personally prefer if there was
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by jborean93 4y ago
The upcoming 7.3 release had PSNativeCommandErrorActionPreference which was an experimental feature to implement pipefail https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/scripting/learn... . It is no longer exper
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by jborean93 4y ago
What can you do about it. Outside of Apple hardware running macOS you just can't get the same. We can demand all we want but no one can offer what is available from Apple yet. I'm certainly not surprised Qualcomm/Intel/A
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by jborean93 4y ago
Thanks for making this wonderful resource. It’s been invaluable for me to understand the protocol itself. I’m sorry to hear the original name was hijacked by a hate group and you had to go out of your way to avoid such things.
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by jborean93 4y ago
I use vscode on Linux without any problems. Can debug and do all I need to do without any problems. Omnisharp may not be perfect but it works. It will be interesting to see what is going to replace it but short of the closed source concerns
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by jborean93 4y ago
I use Samba to setup an LDAP database that mostly reflects how the Active Directory schema looks like https://github.com/jborean93/PSOpenAD/blob/main/tools/setup-... . It's not perfect but a lot
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by jborean93 4y ago
> size of wheels you can upload is constrained by PyPi I feel PyPi is pretty generous with their limits. You can even request more once you hit the ceiling, i think it’s around 60MB [1]. There are some wheels that are crazy large, tensor
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by jborean93 4y ago
> Since it's a UWP app, there's no way to launch it as another user-identity (i.e. runas) This is possible, the only issue is that the app needs to also be installed on the other user’s profile. Once installed for the user you
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by jborean93 5y ago
This is one of the best modules for PowerShell and has been included by default since v5.1. I love the tab completion support and syntax highlighting it offers interactively and has immensely improved the usability of PowerShell since it wa
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by jborean93 5y ago
A good example of a really important one is CreateProcess for lpStartupInfo. The value is either a STARTINFO or STARTUPINFOEX and the first member of both structs is cb which is set to the size of the struct that is being used. This allows
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by jborean93 5y ago
In don’t wish to take away from pypiserver and how nice and simple it is but I found it’s missing certain features that are present in the PyPI Wharehouse that underpins pypi.org. If I remember it correctly it didn’t expose the python_requi
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by jborean93 5y ago
> The problem is, when there is a 20 car queue stuck behind two cyclists riding next to each other, cruising along at 30kph in a 100kph zone (yes, this actually happens, often) At least in the part of Australia I live in the only roads t
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by jborean93 5y ago
Thanks, I can share the entire screen, I just want some way to share either a region of the screen or specific window. I have a hack that sets up a stream through the webcam but this is clunky and annoying to set up. Plus it means that the
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by jborean93 5y ago
Thanks, I use this for sharing the screen but it only allows me to share a specific screen. It does not offer the ability to share a region [1] or specific window [2] on that screen. Supposedly this is due to API limitations in wlroots or s
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by jborean93 5y ago
At least for me it would hang the app trying to retrieve the clipboard value that was set by Firefox. It would continue to hang until I either a) copied data from another app, or b) reloaded sway.
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by jborean93 5y ago
This was such a frustrating issue and was glad when it was finally fixed. My next bug bear is screen sharing on Wayland. I use a massive monitor and wlroots/sway (I have no idea where the functionality should lie) doesn’t really offer
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by jborean93 5y ago
> The only thing I don't understand is why they aren't shipped by default with every windows installation At a guess it would mean they would have to support the suite at that version for the lifespan of the OS. Having it separ
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by jborean93 5y ago
While procexp is great I personally prefer Process Hacker. One of the killer features for me is the more in depth handle lists as well as showing specific information for handle types and their security descriptors which I find pretty inval
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by jborean93 5y ago
Thanks for the info, I personally avoid the message mode and just operate on bytes so that could be why I haven't had problems with it.
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by jborean93 5y ago
Can you elaborate what’s wrong with using StreamReader or StreamWriter with a np? I’ve used them before so wondering what I’m potentially doing wrong here and what’s the alternative.
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by jborean93 5y ago
Further to this you can even include the trailing commas and hack in comments in the yaml-like json value: import yaml data = yaml.load(""" { "firstName": "John", # Woah comments
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by jborean93 5y ago
I think the parent comment is talking about the NT kernel rather than the Win32 subsystem that is Windows. Today NT really only has 1 subsystem (Windows) but it definitely can support multiple ones, it even had one for Unix (really more a P
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by jborean93 5y ago
IIRC HTTP3/QUIC mandates TLS[1][2] so it itself still relies on TLS. It seems like it's set on TLS 1.3 as a baseline and I would hope the negotiation of the protocol is future compatible but I will admit I haven't fully read

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