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That quirky effect is a known quirk of early DirectDraw/WinQuake on Windows 95/98. When a game grabbed the primary surface in certain modes, parts of the desktop GDI (like the Start button/taskbar) could briefly be overdrawn
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Perhaps try a clean Win11 install using latest updates on an external drive, to see if that fixes your Bluetooth. Sometimes Windows borks itself and everything needs to be reinstalled.
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Why haven't you reached out to the MS Kernel Core team? They have various ways to contact them. That would put you on the right course to the right team instead of the front door approach, assuming they are interested.
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That is why desired state configuration should be used more between updates, but it isn't user friendly at all.
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Cutting it off is even easier since one side is fabric and the other side is metal (for which you can push against).
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The truth is that everyone is correct when going by past experience. With many millions of developers and PMs, all combinations happen.
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What about your algorithm destiny? code = data
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WSL1 used pico processes/providers, system call translation, and directly used NT Kernel Executive. I hope they resurrect it someday in the future.
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I wouldn't be surprised if publishing circumvention code would be argued in court to be violence against earning money for political oriented books (spending money is a necessary and inseparable part of political communication).
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Plan 9 Filesystem Protocol lives on inside WSL2.
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Side projects are less interesting as the number of decades you write software for a living increases. Of course, everyone is different here and use cases arise.
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Sure, but a little education is useful as background is often lost.
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At the same time, if there is a business opportunity in having pride when no one else has it, it will become a businessmen's job to do so.
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> The same brain networks that normally help us imagine shortcuts or possibilities can, when disrupted, trap us in intrusive memories or hallucinations. There is a fine line between this an wisdom. The Default Mode Network (DMN) is the
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It is one of hundreds of things which will be rolled back when a different party administration comes to power.
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The concept of a "subsystem" in Windows has evolved since the operating system's inception when Windows NT was designed to support multiple operating system environments through distinct subsystems. Win32 subsystem, which fe
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The democratic state is less violent than the individuals as a whole (including the police), so the distinction comes from actual vs potential violence.
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You forgot to mention the chaos of npm CVE transitive dependency hell.
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home· less. having no home or permanent place of residence : unhoused [0] [0] https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/homeless
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Not if you have a queue of work that isn't a high priority, like edge compute to review changes in security cam footage or prepare my next day's tasks (calendar, commitments, needs, etc)
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> 20-30 tk/s or ~2.2M tk/day. This is how we should be thinking about it imho.
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Stability vs security, that is what pinning gives you and is why rolling releases are more popular these days. No?
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> Taking advantage of the major version bump, we had snuck in a small API change. This change then caused a test failure in policytree Wait a second. Another package failed your MAJOR version upgrade because you changed your API? Not fo
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The wild part of DNS is that port 53 is typically open on firewalls and is excellent for data exfiltration/infiltration.
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What industry do you want to work in? Pick a vertical market and make stuff for it. Look at government RFI/RFP to see what is needed, follow the trends.
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any other not-optional sites to think about connecting with?
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Also environmental conditions (ie. fires) can ruin physical archives in the long run.
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There are still a ton of vertical markets that have crap for technology stacks, e.g. public transit. There is tons of opportunity out there to improve processes and optimize work.
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I hope Google continues to send money to Firefox or they will die.
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> Being homeless or a homeless traveler is HARD. You can have money or food supplies and still be a homeless traveler. While it is common to assume homeless is broke, sometimes adventure and not being strapped to a certain, civilized lif
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