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The code that displays the password prompt and unlocks the disk could be replaced by a modified copy as it isn't encrypted. TPM would protect against that though.
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That just defeats secure boot, it doesn't defeat TPM backed drive encryption, which only releases the key if the OS is unchanged, otherwise you could just defeat it by booting a different signed OS.
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> Second, the Docker Engine which takes a Dockerfile and runs it on a Linux host natively, without a virtual machine. Or on Windows natively, using native Windows containers, assuming the image you want to run is a Windows application an
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There are plenty of excellent open source fonts with full glyph support and perfect kerning etc. But many are overused. If you use something like Raleway or other popular fonts, visitors will have a subconscious sense of familiarity and ass
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I assume they mean that it takes a long time to dry and holds water too well, and doesn't provide warmth when wet, so cotton is often avoided for hiking.
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The maker of Nikwax also offers membrane-free waterproof clothing under the name Paramo. Environmentally friendly and very effective - used by a lot of UK mountain rescue teams. It's basically carefully chosen and designed fabrics with
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There's nothing new in this. The default configuration doesn't require a PIN but the Microsoft documentation explains the various attacks and recommends setting a Bitlocker PIN which completely prevents this. The PIN can be quite
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If you have lots of fonts I recommend a font manager. FontBase is free and a great app. Instead of installing your fonts you just activate them in FontBase when you want them. Most professional programs will recognise them immediately witho
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These are good, but to really bring them to life I recommend Christopher Logue, whose version doesn't even pretend to be a translation. There are some nice excerpts in his obituary in The Economist https://archive.ph/ea
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Is this US specific? It lacks UK brands like King Dick.
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It's optional and can be required by the service. Services like Microsoft that use security keys as a single factor rather than as a MFA are more likely to require it.
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Some features are only in the paid version which is fair enough, but when I tried it a few months ago there was a small but permanently visible message on the app reminding me this was the free version. That was annoying.
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Even the Amazon chatbot is fairly useless, and like many chatbots it is slow too, seemingly to mimic a human typing speed which is really annoying when it's not even pretending to be human.
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They reached Italy by then but only became a common food ingredient mid 19th century.
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It sounds like you are talking about snap or flatpak. These are extremely unpopular on HN.
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It's not just because humans are bad at distributions. I would rate almost all the books I read at least 3/5 because I pick my books carefully. There are plenty of terrible books deserving 1/5 but they are often obvious from
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He was more enthusiastic about drugs for the poor: 'What signifies, says some one, giving halfpence to beggars? they only lay it out in gin or tobacco. "And why should they be denied such sweeteners of their existence (says Johnso
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Interesting post. Edge actually (by default) treats tabs as separate windows for Alt+Tab purposes.
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Both android and iOS natively let you set a custom DNS server and there are several that include adblocking (or you can host your own). It's not as good as application level blocking but it's quite effective. I recommend NextDNS a
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It's an android app, not iOS.
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Measure for Measure is one of my favourites and I'm glad they enjoyed it so much. But it's much darker than they imply. The Duke is not necessarily 'soft hearted', more manipulative; and the ending where he informs Isabe
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I use authentik for self hosted - it's great but still too powerful and configurable for me or most people who are not auth experts to customise. Just creating a password reset flow requires integrating a dozen moving parts. The only e
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Originally seen via https://reddit.com/r/Bitwarden/comments/141uxz1/iosipados_17... This is big news as vendor lock in and inability to use our own sync was one of the biggest issues bought up whenever P
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Passkeys now support external providers
(developer.apple.com)
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As an accountant I think of the single source of truth being a single table of double entry transactions (the ledger) but most ERPs actually have a maze of tables to support a sophisticated UI that's easier to use, and when you actuall
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Harold McGee's books are classics: informed by modern science but intended for home cooks and covering all common ingredients and techniques. They're more like reference books then something readable though.
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Another year? In the UK at least it's a monthly subscription.
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> They can say the sub is for "pages printed", but that's complete nonsense and everyone knows it. Not really, they have a choice of plans, all based on how many pages you want. The cartridges are pretty big. Most people w
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It's actually pretty competitive. The 100 pages plan is £4.49/month in UK. If you use them all that's 4.5p a page. They can all be full colour photos if you like. My multifunction printer cost £50 and a ream of paper (500 she
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Practically no one actually lives in the business district. It would be ridiculous for those few thousand people to set policy for the City. It would make more sense for it to be under the control of Greater London but no one wants to aboli
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