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A wrinkle in how Windows 95 setup bootstrapped its initial GUI step(devblogs.microsoft.com)
19 points by taspeotis 2y ago|0 comments
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by taspeotis 2y ago
> In the .NET community we have the ideea that should be one tool for one job, one library, one framework etc. xUnit, NUnit, MSTest Autofac, Ninject, Microsoft.Extensions.DI Quartz, Hangfire
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by taspeotis 2y ago
Related https://pavelfatin.com/typing-with-pleasure/
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by taspeotis 2y ago
Some AMD 80386DX-40 drama: > While the AM386 CPU was essentially ready to be released prior to 1991, Intel kept it tied up in court.[2] Intel learned of the Am386 when both companies hired employees with the same name who coincidentally
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by taspeotis 2y ago
Also the article just fucking goes on before getting to that point. Although I suppose if the author didn’t attempt to prove a negative there’d be no reason for the blog post to exist.
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by taspeotis 2y ago
Ah yes, red with a warning like “WARNING: ERROR: THE SITUATION IS NORMAL!” Some cars that have cruise control but an analog gauge cluster that can’t display WARNING ERRORs even hide stuff like “you still have to drive the car” in a manual y
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by taspeotis 2y ago
I use Kagi, it’s pretty good. I pay for it and would recommend everybody at least evaluate. The worst bits, which aren’t even that bad: The maps are a work in progress. No shopping search. If I want something like shopping search I can use
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by taspeotis 2y ago
I have uBlock Origin and I see no such things. Are you rawdogging the internet without an ad blocker?
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by taspeotis 2y ago
The new CSS property that boosts your rendering performance (web.dev) 4 points by cmpit 1 hour ago Needs (2020) > Last updated 2020-08-05 UTC.
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Microsoft Word now deletes some documents on Save(support.microsoft.com)
9 points by taspeotis 2y ago|2 comments
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by taspeotis 2y ago
Good lord that site is not mobile friendly.
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They Write the Right Stuff(fastcompany.com)
2 points by taspeotis 2y ago|2 comments
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by taspeotis 2y ago
https://www.fastcompany.com/28121/they-write-right-stuff
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by taspeotis 2y ago
Probably a demographic thing, you’re asking a majority US audience (or at least a plurality). Here in Australia there’s a ton of boutique .NET stuff as well as bigger .NET products. It works well, React/TS frontend plus ASP.NET Core&#x
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by taspeotis 2y ago
https://docs.docker.com/reference/dockerfile/#run---mount
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by taspeotis 2y ago
Did they test it ever worked with getaddrinfo? Or did they just see it worked once with CFNetwork and called it a day and then later publish a blog post saying it’s broken?
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by taspeotis 2y ago
> forward dome fell off during recovery Was it made out of cardboard or cardboard derivatives??
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by taspeotis 2y ago
Post on the big tech company's official help channel - Hacker News?
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by taspeotis 2y ago
It can record some telemetry to help you understand why it's slow: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/defender-endpoint/troubles...
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by taspeotis 2y ago
Linux: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/defender-endpoint/microsof... macOS: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/defender-endpoint/microsof... It does iOS and Android too. Again, if you&#
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by taspeotis 2y ago
Microsoft Sentinel seems like a pretty unlikely candidate for SIEM to crash every machine it’s receiving data from.
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by taspeotis 2y ago
Personal: Nothing - Windows Defender is built into Windows. Business: Nothing - Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection is built into the higher Microsoft 365 license tiers. It amazes me people chose to pay money to have all their PCs b
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by taspeotis 2y ago
N100 has a recommended tray price of $55 I feel like if they sold a million of them $55MM in revenue isn’t moving the needle much at all, even with a 100% profit margin.
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by taspeotis 2y ago
I think the train simulators have that beat.
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by taspeotis 2y ago
Yup, thanks
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by taspeotis 2y ago
I kagi’d Illumos and apparently Bryan Cantrill was a maintainer. Bryan Cantrill is CTO of Oxide [1]. I assume that has no bearing on the choice, otherwise it would be mentioned in the discussion. [1] https://bcantrill.dtrace.org&
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by taspeotis 2y ago
Yelling At My Laptop
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by taspeotis 2y ago
> Grab ahold of tasks, literally. Place them in confusing, new orders. Make a column just for interns! Ignore the backlog forever. I swear the Herald selling points also had keeping tabs on the pesky interns, or something to that effect.
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by taspeotis 2y ago
This is as unethical as that time JVC released VHS which allowed people to record videos but also pirate content!!1
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by taspeotis 2y ago
OpenSSL leaking data was a huge deal and invited a lot of scrutiny of its choice of language. The IPv6 code that leaked data is not 20 years old. The question deserves to be asked: why persist with C? Why handwave a discussion about securin

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