windowsworkstoo

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by windowsworkstoo 11y ago
Having spent a lot of time in this domain, you have to (and most seem to be coming to the same conclusion) just assume that everything that connects to your network is untrusted and likely owned and work inwards from there for your threat m
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by windowsworkstoo 11y ago
Why? It doesn't really address any of the issues raised, it's just another system to support and another source of potentially bad clients.
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by windowsworkstoo 11y ago
This is just a sales problem though - you don't sell a "static website" you sell the development, management and hosting of their site and that's where you build your margin.
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by windowsworkstoo 11y ago
Yes, and unfortunately now we have a mob of idiots in the Channel 9 Commentary box. ABC Grandstand radio all the way....
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by windowsworkstoo 11y ago
Agreed, or implement RDNS verification like the major search engines do.
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by windowsworkstoo 11y ago
Agreed on the consulting shop idea - am doing that for my little shop in rural NSW, using a similar structure to accountancies/law firms.
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by windowsworkstoo 11y ago
Oh, it was a real argument that people actually believed...there were some other rippers - the cows milk turning sour due to the "extra" sunlight was one that is particularly memorable.
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by windowsworkstoo 11y ago
It says it right on the card on the table that explains the min/max bets (in Aus at least). Also, it's basic stats which can be applied depending the house rules.
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by windowsworkstoo 11y ago
Just a nit, but Nile isn't the head of the ACL, which is a lobby group - he is the head of the Christian Democratic Party.
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by windowsworkstoo 12y ago
We generally don't have sustained climbs, especially like those in Europe. In cycling terms, we don't have an Alp d'Huez or a Tormalet - something that is 15+ km of HC climb. We tend to either 2 - 5km of sharp steep stuff, or
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by windowsworkstoo 12y ago
Yes and frustratingly they have deprecated Network Mon at version 3.4 in favour of Message Analyser, so grab a copy while you still can.
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by windowsworkstoo 12y ago
This is already reality for decent sized ag setups - measuring things like soil moisture, pH levels etc and reporting back.
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by windowsworkstoo 12y ago
Probably just means "immutable"
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by windowsworkstoo 12y ago
It's not the NixOS approach and it needs some work to make it more palatable, but they already ship DSC with PoSH/WMF 4, which goes some of the way.
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by windowsworkstoo 12y ago
Wait, isn't that just if it's used/configured as a CGI? If you use it as a webserver module (Apache/IIS/Lightspeed), the execution environment can persist in a similar way to an app domain, right?
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by windowsworkstoo 12y ago
Yes, nice, same here. One question out of curiosity - on your IStorageQuery interface what methods do you have? Do you have the usual by Id's etc or do you have a query object that you pass in that can build/translate to the relev
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by windowsworkstoo 12y ago
yeh you could do it but what a hassle. Would require new meters at the premises, as well as each individual circuits for each charging station that you wanted to bill (otherwise there would be no way to separate out the usage). IOW yes, but
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by windowsworkstoo 12y ago
This is a limitation of the way ETW does structured logging, rather than a design decision in sysmon itself.
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by windowsworkstoo 12y ago
The event log yes, is not great for querying, but the underlying ETW mechanism that actually does the logging is great and extremely fast, despite that post a few days ago that thought it was the worst API ever.
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by windowsworkstoo 12y ago
It's been too long since I've actually worked with it, but it is how Win8 does file history and wbackup uses it to make its differential backups, of all files, not just log like files. Sorry I can't be more specific
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by windowsworkstoo 12y ago
VSS in Windows handles this natively, you just have to access the appropriate providers
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by windowsworkstoo 12y ago
OT but I don't care, as I love being reminded how small the world is...I lived in Arana Hills in the 90's/2000's and went to Ferny Hills primary. I can imagine this would be easily possible in that area :)
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by windowsworkstoo 12y ago
Replaced my Latitude 6230 with a Dell Venue Pro 11...which i am now using as my primary dev machine. love it, Dell took the surface and imrpoved it in several ways, notably the dock/keyboard options.
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by windowsworkstoo 13y ago
If anything T20 will replace the 50 over game. The recent ashes and the Aus v SA tour has definitely re-ignited interest in Test cricket though.
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by windowsworkstoo 13y ago
Not really. It has morphed into Hyper-V, which runs just about everything.
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by windowsworkstoo 13y ago
Yes, which uses ETW, which is the equivalent to DTrace for Windows and something that should be known about (but by and large isn't) for Windows opers
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by windowsworkstoo 13y ago
Yes that was an issue with the old WebRequest classes, but now with System.Net.Http the situation is much better (though they did what most people end up doing and wrapping WebRequest in a sensible manner)
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by windowsworkstoo 13y ago
The supported Windows equivalent is actually Event Tracing for Windows (ETW): http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/bb96...