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571.
by merb 5y ago
where does it default to saml? btw. we use azure ad and only rely on openid connect.
572.
by merb 5y ago
repl.it which uses an iframe and it might be good to showcase prompt
573.
by merb 5y ago
keep in mind not every printer has a good http stack, especially if the device never gets restarted this can be a problem.
574.
by merb 5y ago
> e.g. it took forever to get any kind of async support even when both the things above and the things below JDBC were doing great at it is there even support for async jdbc? I tought they dropped the idea ? ( https://mail.open
575.
by merb 5y ago
well as far as I know I've read something about it either on lwn or hn and it's really really new. I'm not exactly sure if it is even possible to use.
576.
by merb 5y ago
Btw Windows built an api based on io_uring https://windows-internals.com/i-o-rings-when-one-i-o-operati...
577.
by merb 5y ago
btw. corning builds optical thunderbolt cables.
578.
by merb 5y ago
actually tpm 2.0 can build a secure communication channel to send the key to the cpu and thus makes that a unlikely attack. of course there are many more attack vectors, but this possible one can be prevented with a correct communication ch
579.
by merb 5y ago
> you should have an external password necessary to unlock the drive; not a TPM or tell microsoft to use tpm 2.0 features if they force us to use a tpm v2?
580.
by merb 5y ago
i bet if there is an arm version of the office suite it will be a no brainer. I've seen tons of stuff soley on ms office and maybe a thick client for an erp, which can be run via citrix or other app-v tech
581.
by merb 5y ago
well it took way way longer in blizzards case and it was their fate. not enough games for their core audience, d3 not as good as d2, wow addons being more stale after 3.0, etc.. the last 3 years was just the tip of all the downs of the year
582.
by merb 5y ago
a game should never be able to fry hardware. the headline should be "rtx 3090 cards can be fried by playing a game".
583.
by merb 5y ago
was that a guess? wtf... btw. it would probably be hard to make the same mistake in rust. unless you write your own code for strings or use strdupa, too via libc. I also do never understand why some libraries use "faster" methods
584.
by merb 5y ago
that will probably the last blow.
585.
by merb 5y ago
btw. it's easy to use FOR UPDATE to create custom sequences in a table that do not have the batch reservation feature. it's just slower if you can afford that. the problem with resetting the sequence is that it would need a full b
586.
by merb 5y ago
no it does not. if you use native-image, thats on another level tough.
587.
by merb 5y ago
servo
588.
by merb 5y ago
well unless the tzdb does not drop dst values past a certain time, it would always work if non utc values are used.
589.
by merb 5y ago
these tools only work if you are big. small companies probably will never need bazel. the dependency management is just aweful and not all languages are equally well supported. and for small shops it's probably stupid to add build file
590.
by merb 5y ago
xerox color machines with fiery controllers aren't that well working with ipp, the last time I worked with them (3 years ago) it crashed pretty often, which meant a full reboot was needed which takes like 5+ minutes on these which was
591.
by merb 5y ago
it depends amd mostly uses its psp (platform security processor) of course security depends on amd's enclave. it basically uses ARM TrustZone, microsoft explained it in a paper: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/rese
592.
by merb 5y ago
> I fear most core features are done - the basics (CI, issues, merges) work very nicely well they should make their review stuff better. sorry but if my merge request has too many changed lines, it basically just does not show all files,
593.
by merb 5y ago
actually only the tau instace type is marked as non smt. e2 use ht and smt. tau is just a different more native workload.
594.
by merb 5y ago
> Emulating a TPM at the hardware level is possible but too much work good for us that amd does it for free, huh? https://www.amd.com/en/technologies/pro-security (fTPM)
595.
by merb 5y ago
what's even more strange is that ryzen 1st gen chips in fact do have a tpm v2.
596.
by merb 5y ago
discord has a higher latency and sometimes when you start a new discussion you overlap sometimes, which is akward. but discord has one of the best noise cancellation, which makes it the favorable solution for me.
597.
by merb 5y ago
it won't work at protecting against law enforcement. if they want you, they will find a way.
598.
by merb 5y ago
probably impossible since they are sitting in switzerland and are not subjected to this directly.
599.
by merb 5y ago
nope. it's not solved. If anybody knows who you are, if you still live in germany, you will be fined. the law has nothing to do with an ending of the dns or some stupid shit. it only applies to juridical persons in germany.
600.
by merb 5y ago
well it 'was', but at the moment I'm pretty sure most germans don't buy that much from these labels, because these days they are mostly "fake", i.e. fake in the sense of it's not really made in germany, ju

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