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kotaKat
1y ago
This entire setup (mine and OP) relies on a Windows RDP feature called “RemoteApp” that allows single-application remoting over a transparent RDP session. RATool lets you configure RemoteApp “apps” on a serving Windows computer, which gener
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kotaKat
1y ago
Looks like it's just a fancy Docker container running the Windows RemoteApp implementation, wrapped around some VM management skins? I normally set this up on Windows boxes directly with https://github.com/kimmknight&#x
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1y ago
Ok, so if they want "affordability"... how about some 0% APR loans, 0 down... for 500 FICO on a Model 3? Do it, you won't. Put it into true normies hands. The ones who keep getting shitty ads on TV for bad credit products.
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1y ago
They all but abandoned Astro, their home robot. My suspicion (and information I've heard internally) all but points at them only using Astro as a testbed for self-navigating warehouse robotics, and now that they got what they wanted ou
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1y ago
You can swap out the programmable sim cards for an eSIM (finally). Simlessly's RSP platform will let you generate a free eSIM profile for a single device for your bootleg LTE network. https://simlessly.com/products/
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1y ago
Yes, and I’m sick of my corporate machine pushing Copilot every day even after I unpin it everywhere and I’m getting really close to just filing harassment complaints with HR to force some bullshit. I never asked for this assault and ignora
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1y ago
Weirdly no issues out here in northern NY, off of the Verizon core that I believe is hosted out in central NY/Syracuse? I also haven't had any Network Extender outages indicating a more 'national' issue outside of a coas
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1y ago
https://global.canon/en/c-museum/ Canon does use .canon for a few things, at least.
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1y ago
That's why I love and miss Drobo. Storage that "just worked" :(
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1y ago
Ah yes, the San Francisco Consultant now screeching “logical fallacies!” like it’s a magic defense. It’s not, lol. LAST MINUTE EDIT: lol, [dead] comment.
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1y ago
The easy thing to do is ignore an AI slop comment like that, because someone apparently couldn’t think for themselves and had to shove it into an arrogant little machine to come up with a response.
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1y ago
Yep. In the announcement, they already got full green light approval from various governments basically saying this was a great idea and the clear path ahead. > …with Indonesia’s Ministry of Communications and Digital Affairs praising it
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1y ago
I just wish they’d wine and dine me after getting fucked so much.
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1y ago
> It said if the conference call participants had referenced the 2024 maintenance newsletter, “they likely would have advised a planned full stop landing or a controlled ejection instead of a second touch-and-go” that eventually led to t
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1y ago
And Google stopped providing device trees and driver binaries... and stopped releasing AOSP as often, and, and...
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Google will allow only apps from verified developers to be installed on Android
(9to5google.com)
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1y ago
Literally the same. Went to deploy a Windows 7 laptop for some Motorola software and documentation and went to download the latest Reader executable. I was shocked when the offered executable for Windows 7 was the 600MB+ release and ended u
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Keurig Dr Pepper to acquire JDE Peet's and subsequenty separate
(news.keurigdrpepper.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Not just PR prop, stale rehashed PR prop reposted time and time again over 13+ years.
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1y ago
> Years ago New York used to calculate if you were speeding the NY State Thruway based on the time between toll booths. They cancelled this program for some reason. Did they? The only thing I knew they nailed people for was speeding thro
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1y ago
Three felonies a day. — Harvey A. Silverglate
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1y ago
I don’t want to even have to sign up for an account to download mods at NexusMods. Why add even more goddamn hoops?
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1y ago
It’s “face detection blocking” built into the camera/display. Otherwise, the video footage is just straight sent as ONVIF to the main DVR for whatever processing is done there (which could be a lot more nefarious). Wren Solutions &#x
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1y ago
That was the old NCR Fastlane implementation, done wrong. They left the item security feature enabled and left the bag scales turned on. This also happened at IKEA US (which lead to them being pulled out for a long while). A lot of retailer
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1y ago
> When I used a credit card at home depot self checkout I was asked if I wanted to have the receipt sent to a specific email address I entered previously online. Creepy. So I started using cash only. A lot of retailers do that now. They
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1y ago
Could just set up a phone farm like the Chinese run. They've got fun little adapters and boxes to get full "remote" control of a phone. Could rig one up for your own application, or maybe a pseudo-phone-RDP setup. https:
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1y ago
Case in point... protest tracking, Brian Kohberger, hell, a local case used location data as an additional smoking gun on a murder, even getting past GPS "accuracy" barriers and claims to get a conviction.
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1y ago
> Flakey WiFi at the start? Just flat out broken now. I'm finding it super concerning that it seems like Microsoft isn't even pushing driver updates properly nowadays. Everything just sits as an 'optional update' hidd
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1y ago
Have to wonder why he was even allowed to flee the country in the first place. They didn’t gank his passport? He ain’t coming back now.
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1y ago
I thought the law enforcement was just converting the array of crimes into a RAID 5-0 configuration.
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