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by p_ing 1y ago
Windows Server 2025 included many AD changes that were non-cloud related. They're not actively killing it. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/get-started...
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by p_ing 1y ago
The Meeting Management MCP server (aka Outlook calendar) can do that easily with pretty much no configuration required on the end user side. A year is a long time in the tech industry, let alone LLM (or Copilot) history.
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by p_ing 1y ago
> It’s “installed” at my company but basically refuses to interact with basic company data like files in sharepoint. We make heavy utilization of Copilot Studio lite and full. Lite has quick access to SharePoint/Teams data. Full has
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by p_ing 1y ago
Interesting that Windows is impacted, but on Windows you can simply drop a dx9 dll or sameNameAsExecutable.dll to "inject" code. Commonly used by modders for Unity and other games. From that perspective, I don't see how this
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by p_ing 1y ago
Feel free to pick and choose the rest.
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by p_ing 1y ago
It did BSOD quite a bit from other-than-shit-manufacture-display-or-printer-drivers.
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by p_ing 1y ago
> I'm frustrated that it has less functionality than it did before How can anyone claim that's true? It does a lot _more_ than Windows 7 did. It has Defender as a full built-in suite. It has VBS. It has a completely different s
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by p_ing 1y ago
This has happened with every version of Windows. NT4 SP6 was a nightmare and recommended to skip because it would cause a BSOD. Microsoft had to release SP6a about a month later. Updates and unbootable systems are nothing new, to treat an
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by p_ing 1y ago
NT4-reboot-for-any-NIC-change was peak? NT4 had a lot of issues. Good foundation, but not 'peak'.
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by p_ing 1y ago
You're misunderstanding the purpose of NAT, which is not a security boundary. Apple, for instance, has (or had) nearly all of their workstations on a public IP space. You can still equally as effectively firewall and port map devices o
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by p_ing 1y ago
Found my book on the list. Thanks, Anthropic.
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by p_ing 1y ago
> The right click menu in explorer is oversimplified garbage that's missing most of the important options without an extra, unnecessary click. 3rd party extensions were causing it to load slowly. > It takes double the memory it s
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by p_ing 1y ago
TPM enables VBS, so yes it does provide significantly increased security.
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by p_ing 1y ago
Next you'll tell me the paintbrush and canvas are dead!
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by p_ing 1y ago
There are many enterprise SKUs. 365 Copilot Chat - free SKU 365 Copilot - paid SKU Copilot Studio lite - comes with above paid SKU Copilot Studio full - comes with above paid SKU plus a user entitlement (free), though agents are charged bas
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by p_ing 1y ago
> Moated fiefdoms they are, scattered within the boundaries of their operating system. Yet highly preferred over CLI applications to the common end user. CLI-only would have stunted the growth of computing.
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by p_ing 1y ago
Let me double click on that before you pin it and circle back.
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by p_ing 1y ago
Sadly for those neurodivergent who do not see the social bits as 'useful'. Social bits are, ultimately, useful, even for those with Autism, even if masking et. al. is exhausting. Humans are social creatures. We can't live in
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by p_ing 1y ago
Yes, when opening a new instance of Finder, I expect that the position won't be what I expect. But moving folder to folder it will stay the same. Sadly the Finder doesn't seem to respect previous types of views (List, Icon, etc) b
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by p_ing 1y ago
While the Finder really sucks, this is jarring. I just wish the Finder remembered the view type (List, Icon, etc), but jumping the window size all around is difficult to look at and may block other elements (windows, desktop) I do want to s
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by p_ing 1y ago
Yes, they're useful. But B: doesn't occur naturally for some of those with Autism. Sometimes names with faces is near impossible, at a baseline. Masking with those individuals, or feigning interest can be exhausting. Dancing aroun
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by p_ing 1y ago
4.3 is a baby quake. I'd hope that you'd be 1/1!
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by p_ing 1y ago
AWS/cloud doesn't factor into my question what so ever. Loss of equipment is one thing. Loss of all data is quite a different story.
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by p_ing 1y ago
This is one audiovisual representation of Autism that some of us can relate to. https://psyche.co/videos/enter-the-sensory-world-of-an-overs...
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by p_ing 1y ago
You're in a seismically active part of the world. Will the venture last in a total loss scenario?
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by p_ing 1y ago
That rules out the open source part.
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by p_ing 1y ago
Xanax, Zolpidem, Belsomra, and a fifth of your favorite.
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by p_ing 1y ago
> Someone from the "People Team" appears at your desk with a bright smile and a clipboard. THE WORST! Why can't we just work?! Do stuff, make money, get the f- out.
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by p_ing 1y ago
Surpised there’s no mention of the Affinity suite. It’s inexpensive, not a yearly purchase (so far), and while the workflow and features differ from the Adobe suite, it may get the job done for those who need something less frequently. Ther
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by p_ing 1y ago
What a talented woman, thank you for sharing! I resign myself to Apple Music's discovery station and it's a rare bit chance I'll find something that swings with me (chamber alt/rock... or desperately trying to find repro

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