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by withinrafael 2y ago
I asked it to "provide a summary of Beetlejuice using purely numbers and addition" (nonsense) and it provided an answer that led to infinity. Now I'm wondering if I missed an interpretation in my many viewings of the film.
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by withinrafael 2y ago
Same here, and PDFs are very slow to load and sometimes fail. It's also just a tad too heavy for one handed use.
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by withinrafael 2y ago
Confusingly, it appears the inks in question were knockoffs? The official manufacturer seems to be alive and well? Or maybe vice versa, hard to tell with Amazon these days. e.g. https://www.amazon.com/Bloodline-Tattoo-Sellin
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by withinrafael 2y ago
Before anyone gets the wild idea to use this, beware HTAs, VBScript, etc. are slated for removal from Windows around 2027.
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by withinrafael 2y ago
Great write up and relatable. Just wanted to warn you that PayPal will eventually get annoyed and lock up your account for reason `$($RANDOM)`. I would prioritize draining the account very regularly, if you're not already.
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by withinrafael 2y ago
No, this only applies to the format tooling.
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by withinrafael 2y ago
At time of submission, the official Tech Alert (TA) [1] states: > CrowdStrike is aware of reports of crashes on Windows hosts related to the Falcon Sensor. Symptoms include hosts experiencing a bugcheck\blue screen error related to the F
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Crowdstrike Falcon sensor issue crashes Windows hosts worldwide(old.reddit.com)
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by withinrafael 2y ago
I was young back then and was not getting annual physicals. That has changed, along with regular exercise!
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by withinrafael 2y ago
Not sure about this story. The Start Menu background bitmaps shipped in Windows NT, Windows 2000, etc. The SKU is checked at runtime (e.g. private\windows\shell\cabinet\tray.c) and the appropriate embedded bitmap is loaded. Perhaps this is
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by withinrafael 2y ago
Hey quackery or not, the Polygraph saved my heart. (Disclosure: A bit of an exaggeration.) After hours of uncomfortable prodding, an interviewer came into the room and suggested I see a doctor for what looked like heart arrhythmia. I did sh
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by withinrafael 2y ago
The OS will enforce them at installation/launch time regardless of distribution method.
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by withinrafael 2y ago
Note the warning on the page. > This element requires the unvirtualizedResources restricted capability. And if you click through the restricted capability link: > If your app declares any restricted capabilities, then you must provide
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by withinrafael 2y ago
runFullTrust apps are still subject to file system and registry redirection as well as various capability checks. Running fully unencumbered requires restricted capabilities that only Microsoft can approve.
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by withinrafael 2y ago
The problem with this hands off approach is that Microsoft has not updated its base controls and does not provide some capabilities out of the box. It instead only offers modern controls via its Win UI 3 framework, which is squarely designe
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by withinrafael 2y ago
I didn't think the question was unreasonable as some suggest and couldn't find an answer in any of the replies to you. Poking around, it's my understanding that double blind procedure only covers treatment allocation --that
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by withinrafael 2y ago
As part of an on-going Amazon detox, I try to go through Best Buy for electronics. They tend to have the same inventory at identical prices (propped up by an online-only inventory) and offer incentives, such as reward points with their free
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by withinrafael 2y ago
Agreed. I was thinking along the same lines. Some Wonka-like contraption where all this on-going creativity in a room was captured, fed into a whimsical pipes leading to an assembly line, with an iPad reveal at the end.
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by withinrafael 2y ago
Also cool, GTA V autopilot using OpenCV, Xbox input, etc. https://github.com/davuxcom/GTA-Pilot
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by withinrafael 2y ago
The author answers the "why" in the FAQ https://github.com/FractalFir/rustc_codegen_clr?tab=readme-o... . I didn't find it very convincing but I'm sure the author will learn a lot of neat things alon
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by withinrafael 2y ago
Repo contributor here, just to curb some expectations a bit: it's one very smart guy (Kenny), his unpaid volunteer sidekick (me), and a few unpaid external contributors. (I'm trying to draw a line between those with and without co
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by withinrafael 3y ago
I linked to the GitHub issue tracker and a documented instance of the software preventing users from booting up Windows.
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by withinrafael 3y ago
There are plenty of reasons to skewer Microsoft, but this isn't one of them. Microsoft isn't blocking all customization apps here, of course. They're blocking known [1][2] unreliable, poorly written, high crash rate software
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by withinrafael 3y ago
> Below are a few examples of the artists’ work, with early thoughts from them on how they see Sora fitting into their workflows and businesses. I wish it was clearer how Sora was used by each artist and how it impacted the provided exam
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by withinrafael 3y ago
Was going to loop in Jesse over on DirectX but they're already on the case!
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by withinrafael 3y ago
Andrew initially had a rough disassembly-only dump of the retail Area 51 on GitHub in a (quickly abandoned) attempt to remaster it. He must have gotten lucky here, or maybe more likely a previous developer tossed him a (very nice) bone.
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by withinrafael 3y ago
I don't think so, the comma usage seems to isolate the promotional use from the rest. Part one: Voices shall be free to use or disseminate such Content for the purpose of promoting the audio recordings of its works either by Voices, it
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by withinrafael 3y ago
I'm not a lawyer but the Voices terms from ~2017 [1] seem similar. It feels like the Spotify terms are clearer (e.g., what does "to use" really mean?). > [...] Voices shall be free to use or disseminate such Content for th
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by withinrafael 3y ago
Wish the team well, scrambling to get my mail out of the service now. Heads up to folks trying to bring their mail to Proton: the ProtonMail Import-Export tool can't seem to bring in any mail from the Skiff MBOX export. Glancing at the
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by withinrafael 3y ago
UAC still isn't a security boundary, but rather a defense-in-depth measure.

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