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by wila 5y ago
Also see: https://panic.com/blog/a-prototype-original-ipod/
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by wila 5y ago
As one of the sellers of those adverts, I'd go for fact :)
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What you should know about VMware's experimental vTPM(vimalin.com)
4 points by wila 5y ago|1 comments
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by wila 5y ago
Selling adverts that target the search keywords.
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by wila 5y ago
The Hypervisor.Framework was already being used for VMware Fusion 12. It is the main reason behind a lot of the current complaints, like poor performance and network connection issues under certain conditions. There's more than one rea
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by wila 5y ago
How about breathing one in?
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by wila 5y ago
It's there, but you need an enterprise license...
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by wila 5y ago
Sure, it still is a thing. They can't keep on releasing new versions if nobody is using it :) I use it and stay up-to-date via their subscriptions. Is it good? Well.. the old VCL stuff is pretty good, very stable, can do pretty much al
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by wila 5y ago
hacker news karma points (ducks)
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by wila 5y ago
Not just google, ddg has a similar list. How did this happen?
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by wila 5y ago
WebView2 is the MS Edge browser technology that can be instanced as a browser control in your application. [1] It is not electron. [1] https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/webview2/
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by wila 5y ago
BIMI is really cool. I played with it, setup the appropriate DNS records, created an SVG logo and ... well that's about where it stopped as registering a trademark is a bit of a step too far for getting all of this to work. It does pas
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by wila 5y ago
The Dutch mountains... :) We have a few hills, but not in this area.
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by wila 5y ago
I'm hoping that it improves performance ;) Thanks for expanding on that part. It's really nice how Microsoft deals with these updates.
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by wila 5y ago
Fair enough, thanks for the clarification!
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by wila 5y ago
MS does not normally provide support for retired versions of their platforms. They have no direct financial incentives to do so.
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by wila 5y ago
We've got the Silicon part covered, but no Valley here :)
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by wila 5y ago
Accessibility is the special focus of mwcampbell :)
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by wila 5y ago
I've got a lot of scars from MS... but the bootstrapper is 1.7MB. It will then pull in WebView2. WebView2 btw is awesome (I've spent a lot of time with it already, see my profile if you want to know why)
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by wila 5y ago
The article also talks about MS Edge not being crossplatfom. Well.. that's about to change [1]. There's a beta for Linux, macOS, Android & iOS. What surprised me most about all this is that MS even provides the Edge for retire
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by wila 5y ago
Ahh yes that makes perfect sense, thanks. I do indeed see the Cloudflare one from a year ago. Seems it was now renewed as a Let's Encrypt one.
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by wila 5y ago
Perhaps that's why it was broken? I only see certificate issuances from Let's Encrypt. https://crt.sh/?q=addons.thunderbird.net
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by wila 5y ago
You don't have to read his posts, the base URL is right next to the title. It is very easy to skip an article if it is not your cup of tea. Personally I love the posts of Jeff as I think they are very well written and well researched.
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by wila 5y ago
It's not a joke and he certainly isn't clueless.
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by wila 5y ago
It's easier to put the blame elsewhere than to look at your own failing systems.
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by wila 5y ago
>> To date, many malware distribution campaigns launch their attacks by compromising FTP servers Yes.. well, they can do the same by compromising servers that offer the payload via HTTP(S). At least when the payload is ftp, it stands
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by wila 5y ago
Thanks for working on sqlitebrowser!
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by wila 5y ago
Not really. FAT32 is very simple and normally has a copy of each FAT table stored as well. When something goes wrong with the first FAT table, there's a reasonable chance you can still use the 2nd copy. [1] ExFAT is much more complex a
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by wila 5y ago
Yes, that makes perfect sense. With ANSI/OEM encoding you will have problems eventually. Also thanks for the link, some good tips in there too.
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by wila 5y ago
You can install Microsoft Edge right now still on Windows 2008 R2 as well as on Windows 7. [1] They even support this for WebView2, the embedded version of MS Edge that you can use in your applications. [2] Both of those operating systems h

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