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by smileybarry 1y ago
That’s probably just a non-Visual Studio version of what VS already does with reusing .NET-hosting processes when you run an app in debug mode.
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by smileybarry 1y ago
This has been making the rounds on Twitter and the story never dies despite being essentially false. (Backed by “I hit Start and got a CPU spike”) Just the “Recommended” section - the lower frame showing M365 files & frequent apps - i
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by smileybarry 1y ago
If Signal uses the Windows Data Protection API for saving/encrypting the key (and some data online suggests that it does), then it’s trivial to fetch it back with the same APIs if you’re running as the same user. (I use `keyring` on
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by smileybarry 1y ago
Zooming out to 50% on mobile Safari seems to fix this (probably because it loads the desktop/tablet view at that zoom level).
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by smileybarry 1y ago
IIRC data slurping (for exporting) is also not allowed bot usage. > B. API Data Sharing & Retention > You will not share API Data with any third party, except in the following circumstances, subject to compliance with the Terms an
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by smileybarry 1y ago
But “publicly posted” discord invites can mean links in streamers profiles, project websites, etc. While anyone can type that website’s URL, it’s generally expected a group of the public would see & follow that invite, e.g. a streamer
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Apple Says Fortnite for iOS Isn't Blocked Worldwide, Just the U.S.(macrumors.com)
9 points by smileybarry 1y ago|1 comments
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by smileybarry 1y ago
I suspect they just put their eggs in one basket and used the same package identifier for the DMA version of Fortnite and the App Store version, and the app’s state in review limbo messed with the iOS notarization process (which is a minima
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by smileybarry 1y ago
Which itself gets repaired by Windows Update Repair.
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by smileybarry 1y ago
Maybe, but with good old Windows PKI you’re bound to still have a working chain of trust with Mozilla/Google. …either that or the machine cheated and updated root CAs in the background (which isn’t Windows Update-controlled anymore).
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by smileybarry 1y ago
…until Windows Update Repair or the like undo your changes.
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by smileybarry 1y ago
I thought so too, but if you switch everything off (including Tamper Protection) in the UI, then turn it off via (local!) Group Policy, it sticks. I’ve set up a few Windows 10 22H2 & 11 24H2 test VMs this way and they still have Defende
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by smileybarry 1y ago
Can you still publicly apply for a “*.*.mydomain.com” certificate? IIRC a wildcard cert starting with “*.*.” allows you to chain 2+ names with that cert, I think? (E.g.: “*.*.example.com” cert would match “hello.world.and.hi.com.example.com
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by smileybarry 1y ago
I like ASUS products but I disable the UEFI-installed support app every single time . IIRC it used to be a full ROG Armory Crate installation, which is really annoying to uninstall. When ASUS acquired the NUC business from Intel, they kept
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by smileybarry 1y ago
I remember how it needed specific telecom support to work at all , whereas iPhone needed carrier help for a subset of things like APNS. So for most of BlackBerry’s life none of the carriers here supported running one on their network.
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by smileybarry 1y ago
> There is Windows Server Core which removes everything but a CLI, but you still have the normal login experience, you still have a "desktop" (no start menu, taskbar, etc), you can still launch normal Win32 apps... for the most
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by smileybarry 1y ago
> The core issue is that `EndpointSessionMapEntry` imposes no limit on the number of sessions. Consequently, an attacker can forge fake client IP addresses and port numbers , repeatedly creating new sessions until system resources are
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by smileybarry 1y ago
Note the link may prompt Google Account re-auth, strangely it did on my work browser. Opening in incognito side-steps this.
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by smileybarry 1y ago
> $99/year with no limits on data, as far as I can tell. The limit is as much data as you have plugged in . Backblaze only backs up your currently-available data, with a 30-day grace for external disks[1]. IMO, if you have a comput
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by smileybarry 1y ago
Wasabi used to be the cheaper option when B2 didn't offer variable free egress. B2 was basically "cheaper S3" as it still charged $0.005/GB for egress, while Wasabi was free egress (I think their upper limit used to be
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by smileybarry 1y ago
IIRC it used to just say “annual” in some words, then the actual terms included the obligation to pay 12 months or pay a cancellation fee. I remember (a while ago when this made headlines) seeing a screenshot of the plans without it being c
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by smileybarry 2y ago
> People will run their .net framework software until they literally can't anymore. If MS won't/can't support it, another way will be found Yep, I'm sure there's at least some out there who switched to runni
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by smileybarry 2y ago
I'd add that WPF was "don't bother" up until recently when WPF support was added. (Though I don't know if that means stock WPF or that it supports the breadth of WPF controls out there, and whether it requires WPF c
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by smileybarry 2y ago
We have a(n enterprise) product that uses .NET 4.x for the UI, and I've explored moving to current .NET, however: * Supporting some older OSes and requiring less system base updates is key * There's a priority to keep installation
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by smileybarry 2y ago
I got that option via OOBE, not automated install.
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by smileybarry 2y ago
Sadly I mean "code sent via SMS", which is one reason why I haven't automated much of the retrieval for these things.
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by smileybarry 2y ago
Yep, while I like moving all snail mail to email, I hate that (almost) every single service now just sends a "monthly/quarterly report now available in your account area!" email. A rare few of them at least offer the option o
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by smileybarry 2y ago
It does, I just made a Windows 11 Pro 24H2 VM for testing (with the stock ISO) and used the "domain join" option to make a local account.
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by smileybarry 2y ago
> For example, aspects of the API just don't work as expected, like for some reason search and mention endpoints do not have support for long form posts (>280 characters) At the risk of sounding blunt, they probably fired the peo
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by smileybarry 2y ago
Should also point out that even if the model has Wi-Fi, it's optional. (Source: just bought one in EMEA) Even if you set it up, the app can't remotely activate it without the washer being pre-set to the "Remote Start" si

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