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by p_ing 1y ago
Forward proxies, proxies where client machines were configured to route all their outbound traffic through (similar to a router). Usually performed caching back in the day when the Internet tube was slow, later on got SSL decryption capabil
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by p_ing 1y ago
I would argue this is the best mainstream proxy. Even better when paired with OpenBSD and CARP.
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by p_ing 1y ago
TL;DR: Forward Proxy == protects clients; Reverse Proxy == protects server https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxy_server#Forward_proxy_vs....
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by p_ing 1y ago
Which is fine to state as a claim, but even if fact, no serious IT security department would allow the use of this.
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by p_ing 1y ago
I hear this and I also hear the lack of experience with enterprise (let alone commercial) software development. Five lines of code still requires one dev, one PM, and one manager. It still requires security reviews, audits, and so on. There
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by p_ing 1y ago
In the past Microsoft said they would. It would be a large engineering effort to preserve Manifestv2
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by p_ing 1y ago
uBlock Origin Lite is still there
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by p_ing 1y ago
ReFS is available on Windows 10/11 client; it's what the DevDrive feature uses. And the current Insider allows installation of the OS/boot volume on ReFS. https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/testing-instali
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by p_ing 1y ago
Why is that a question? Calories in, calories out. Nothing more, nothing less. Exercise will make you hungry and burn very few calories. Not that you shouldn't exercise, it's just a determent to weight loss.
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by p_ing 1y ago
They're linkbait titles. Appropriate rewrites.
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by p_ing 1y ago
Honest question, what's or who is this for? The UI is structurally the same. It may load an EVTX a bit faster but doesn't appear to be faster post-load. It presents privacy and/or security risks being a web app.
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by p_ing 1y ago
Ah yep, follow your NDAs/refer to a lawyer. Good luck, I like the report format! Hopefully we hear from you again on the truly nasty vulnerabilities.
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by p_ing 1y ago
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/procthread/p... This explicitly says the feature is automatic and programs will not need to manually adjust their affinity.
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by p_ing 1y ago
They successfully killed off vendor unicies in the 90s, but that was thanks to cheap x86 .
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by p_ing 1y ago
Interesting that the report calls out SMBv1 which is disabled by default in Windows 11. I suppose you could have an exploit that triggered SMBv1 optional feature install, but you already have local admin rights at that point. SMBv1 has effe
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by p_ing 1y ago
"Server systems" but not server systems that Microsoft targeted. NT4 Enterprise Server (1996) only supported up to 8 sockets (some companies wrote their own HAL to exceed that limit). And 8 sockets was 8 threads with no NUMA back
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by p_ing 1y ago
Exactly it. 3rd parties injecting their extensions harmed performance, which people turn around and blame Microsoft for.
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by p_ing 1y ago
NT was and continues to be multi-platform. That doesn't mean every platform was or would have been profitable. x86 became 'good enough' to run your mail or web server, it doomed other architectures (and commonly OSes) as the
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by p_ing 1y ago
Uh, unpaid vacation is still vacation. And quitting your job is still being unemployed. I appreciate the English language and vernacular "advancing", but the concept is clearly a pre-existing one. > Save enough money to afford
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by p_ing 1y ago
> I can't see why people You've discovered the source of many-o-wars throughout human history. Thankfully Firefox tabs likely won't bring that 'round.
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by p_ing 1y ago
Not sure what you're talking about, NT/Linux are well aware of the P/e cores and how to schedule among them for these past handful of generations. I also moved to AMD (5800X3D) due X3D alone being a massive improvement for si
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by p_ing 1y ago
What sort of tension is derived from watching a bunch of plant-eaters on the plains? The creature feature is what audiences want -- the T-Rex 'objects in mirror are closer than they appear' chase scene is iconic. As is that roar.
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by p_ing 1y ago
Another YTer couldn't confirm those performance gains - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hf1q1nwoj8k
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by p_ing 1y ago
OS scheduler is responsible; AMD/Intel work with Microsoft on the NT scheduler and likely contribute code on the Linux scheduler.
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by p_ing 1y ago
AMD and Intel do work with Microsoft (and I'm sure provide code to the Linux scheduler) to optimize the NT scheduler appropriately. Sometimes it doesn't happen Day 1 which is only a problem for the consumers that notice.
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by p_ing 1y ago
This is interesting contrasting with the Republican platform. How do the constitutes gel this with their Rep? If an individual addresses their rep saying "ABC Insurance won't insure my property because of climate change", how
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by p_ing 1y ago
Many LMHCs have moved to cash-only with sliding scale.
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by p_ing 1y ago
No sane infrastructure engineer would let you do anything other than TLS in production. Devs are largely untrusted to get security correct.
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by p_ing 1y ago
PowerBook G4 (and iBook, I think) has LED-in-battery.
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by p_ing 1y ago
The upside of this 'button-as-icon' interface is that you have a predicable area to hit with the mouse. In macOS of today, if you don't click the area the icon fills, you miss the target. Each icon may have a unique area to h

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