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Comment #49207220
Like the fabulous Windows UAC dialog. Perhaps the worst dialog in history.
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Comment #48764646
If you’re at all serious about security and not user convenience, you deploy BitLocker with a PIN instead of TPM only. And then a whole class of vulnerabilities goes away.
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Comment #47203029
> Put the phone in their pocket and it felt a press and went into edit mode and edited the lock screen. This is why I hate the flashlight and camera buttons on the lock screen - wh…
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Comment #47157765
> Kate So install Kate? There's a Windows build.
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Comment #47157698
It is preinstalled. Server 2025 (even Core Edition) and Windows 11 24H2 (or 25H2, not sure)...
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Comment #47157673
> EDIT.COM becoming the new Notepad. edit.exe[1,2] actually. And it runs on Linux too! Linux had a real lack of good text editors. [1] https://github.com/microsoft/edit [2] https:/…
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Comment #46351922
> bypasses the TPM check The caveat with this is that it will fail the check on subsequent version upgrades too and will refuse to upgrade. Non-Enterprise editions are only support…
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Comment #46325968
This was probably added by/for Tuxera to increase Tuxera Fusion SMB performance.
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Comment #46097376
Windows is not limited to accessing partitions through drive letters either, it's just the existing convention. You can mount partitions under directories just like you can in Linu…
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Comment #45095517
> We are also entering the age of "hey AI, take this repo, reimplement the same functionality". Wouldn't you do this just against the/an API documentation? Interesting thought.
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Comment #44957064
You can just use Unbound for DNS.
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Comment #44624431
Bamboo isn’t even wood, it’s grass.
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Comment #44285101
RIP Beefy Miracle... https://beefymiracle.org/
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Comment #43895296
Amazon/AWS Registrar. They're a reseller for Gandi, but of course everything is managed through AWS and the pricing is at-cost instead of the rip-off that Gandi is now.
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Comment #43694352
Orchestrate the renewal with Ansible - renew on the "master" server remotely but pull the new key material to your orchestrator and then push them to your server fleet. That's what…
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Comment #43694057
> allow better network management Yeah, this would definitely block that. DNS-based (hostname) allowlisting is just starting to hit the market (see: Microsoft's "Zero Trust DNS" [1…
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Comment #43131503
> non US citizens whose data is stored in the US They don't even care where it's stored... See: CLOUD Act [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CLOUD_Act
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Comment #43070876
How do you make the Win7 binary run? Last I tried it doesn’t run if you just have the .exe?
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Comment #42670389
No, you are right. On Linux you can look at AUID. To be fair, I have no idea about others than Linux.
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Comment #42668763
> Unix was very much made for multi user environments. ... The biggest security concern was making sure that everyone who was logged in was billed correctly. I don't know about tha…
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Comment #42248318
Finland did cross the old borders in parts, but we specifically didn’t participate in the Siege of Leningrad and refused all German demands for assistance.
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Comment #42112030
Yeah, but what isn't ever(?) mentioned is, "other" ECC keys are (should be) impacted by this too, not just FIDO2, i.e. ECC smart card certificates if you're using those.
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Comment #41956313
> UAC in practice UAC is not a security boundary by design . > It’s important to be aware that UAC elevations are conveniences and not security boundaries … - Mark Russinovich, Mic…
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Comment #41918657
Fix: JoinsNamespaceOf=
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Comment #41824450
Windows hiding file name extensions by default - the gift that keeps on giving. This wouldn't work (as easily) without that.