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31.
by x0n 5y ago
You clearly have something in mind. Speak up.
32.
by x0n 5y ago
The most amusing thing about the puritanical approach of the Americans is that by doing this, they are giving these words real power. Cunts. :D
33.
by x0n 5y ago
powershell does this with the suggestions component. The easiest way to trigger it is to try to execute something in the current working directory without the ./
34.
by x0n 6y ago
The more haste, the less speed! Yeah, I get ya. Love me some typescript.
35.
by x0n 6y ago
You couldn't be more wrong.
36.
by x0n 6y ago
I think maybe you stepped out of .net at the wrong time. Pattern matching, records, discriminated unions (c# 10) etc are here and on they way. Lots of functional features being integrated into C# with every update.
37.
by x0n 6y ago
Hah... Microsoft already built an actor model on top of durable functions: they're called durable entities. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-functions/durab...
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by x0n 6y ago
SF/RA is pretty much in maintenance mode. SF Mesh is dead. But Orleans 4.0 is going to make virtual streams custom data adapters easy to write (they say.)
39.
by x0n 7y ago
I'll not address your points individually, but instead deal with your final notes. Yes, I believe that every quantum entity may observe and cause wave function collapse _in their subjective view of the universe_. It's easy to beli
40.
by x0n 7y ago
Panpsychism is a dirty word these days, and lacks formality. Fundamentally the loose idea is sound, and is encapsulated in Integrated Information Theory ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integrated_information_theory ) f
41.
by x0n 7y ago
Why? Because Bell's Inequality. That's why.
42.
by x0n 7y ago
This all fell from Eugene Wigner's ideas, https://www.informationphilosopher.com/solutions/experiments... -- and he was convinced (quite rightly in my opinion) that "consciousness" causes wave function c
43.
by x0n 7y ago
Smells like some slashdot neckbeard propaganda when you punctuate your objective facts with statements like "As we warned in our previous article, the next versions of Windows will become less and less focused on ensuring the safety fo
44.
by x0n 7y ago
Dude builds possibly nefarious extensions for a living. Dude writes article about LinkedIn nefarious anti-nefarious extension code. Conspiracy voting commences. Article at #1
45.
by x0n 7y ago
Are you running the CI on windows 10 under WSL, or native?
46.
by x0n 8y ago
Internet Explorer 11 .... 100/100 !!
47.
by x0n 8y ago
The irony is, with Windows 10/2019, it's the other way around: Linux has switched its kernel to NT. See WSL.
48.
by x0n 10y ago
For f*cks sake. What about "Unpatched Windows PC shuts down N instances of x,y or z due to worm/virus/malware," which is a headline far more common than this completely ridiculous headline. This is the technological equi
49.
by x0n 11y ago
Yay.
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Windows 10 console subsystem again supports ANSI and VT100 escape sequences(nivot.org)
5 points by x0n 11y ago|1 comments
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by x0n 11y ago
Article updated - VS wasn't the issue. He had installed a 3rd party github extension (from github themselves) that overrides the built-in Git support in visual studio... bug was found, confirmed and fixed yesterday though, so a quick t
52.
by x0n 11y ago
The activation algorithm is more complex than just being tied to a specific configuration. It's weighted, meaning it's tolerant to one or two peripheral components being swapped out (non-boot hdd, ram, gfx, sound) but typically no
53.
by x0n 11y ago
Methinks you overestimate the ability of people to draw proportionally. Or at all. :)
54.
by x0n 11y ago
PowerShell execution policy is not a security layer/boundary. It's just a simple mechanism to stop people unintentionally shooting themselves in the foot; it won't stop other people intentionally shooting you in the foot.
55.
by x0n 11y ago
I read the post and I don't see any "bugs" pointed out per-se.
56.
by x0n 11y ago
I also knew a guy who wore a seat belt and it broke his neck when he crashed his car into a tree. I still wear a seat belt.
57.
by x0n 12y ago
As long as your chosen employer doesn't tie you into a restrictive NC agreement, then try them for a year and see how it goes. It sounds like you're already fairly sure of what you want to do now; if Ippon want you this much now,
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by x0n 12y ago
"We noticed the hot wallets dwindling but assuming it was members moving their funds off site during the DDOS, we loaded all the cold balances onto the site so that users would not have withdrawals interrupted during our periods of up
59.
by x0n 12y ago
No, it's not, because sethc.exe resides in %systemroot%\system32 - an area that is protected by ACLs, only allowing regular users read access. Going into startup repair mode grants system-level access to files there. Without repair mod
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by x0n 12y ago
Physical access and all bets are off. This is not a vulnerability.

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