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Comment #33113937
Azure Media Services? https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/media-serv... Supports HEVC (H.265) output. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/media-services/lates... …
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Comment #33071244
100% agreed on all points. Evading the Phoenix on its terminal guidance near max range should be a viable strategy for avoiding it due to the bleed of kinetic energy. Though like t…
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Comment #33061834
Good point about the B-2. Does the Navy even perform Wild Weasel? That's usually the F-16's job and we can only "assume" that it was out of range of any USAF or collation airbase. …
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Comment #33061806
Of course this is a hypothetical now that we've seen how "well kept" Russian equipment is, but the R-37M will technically reach out and touch American aircraft long before the AMRA…
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Comment #33060593
> flares Which do nothing for radar-guided SAMs... but pumping out chaff wouldn't be very visually impressive (if you could see it at all). And of course, the strike package would …
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Comment #33060564
War itself is terrible. The machinery, ingenuity, and eventual incorporation of some of that technology into civilian life is important and possibly the only way to get funding for…
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Comment #33060399
B-52 was the last USAF bomber to have a rear-ward facing guns. During the Gulf War, one of two theories that a rear-ward facing gunner turned on his defensive fire control system a…
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Comment #33060211
Last air-to-air cannon kill I'm aware of was an F-16 vs. OV-10 in Venezuela in 1992. You can watch the kill at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDASW6X0XoU . If you look closely at …
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Comment #33060109
It's an airshow maneuver. Speed is life. USAF (and presumably other AF's) send out 2 to 4 ship (or if we look at Desert Storm, over 70 ships). If you "stall" or perform this maneuv…
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Comment #33059893
AIM-9X ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AIM-9_Sidewinder#AIM-9X ) has 90 degree off-boresight capabilities with helmet mounted displays, being able to pull 60Gs. So not quite "backw…
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Comment #33057466
They can find connected apps for their consumer account on https://account.live.com/consent/manage .
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Comment #33049846
> not Kerberos Well... https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-storage-blog/pu... :-)
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Comment #33048339
I've actually created this setup (in order to ditch Okta as it is far more expensive than AAD P1 if you want MFA). You federate AAD and Okta. Sign in to Okta and it's smooth sailin…
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Comment #33048278
> we don't need Microsoft to make it even worse. Microsoft made it better by preventing the scenario from occurring beginning 3 - 5 years ago.
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Comment #33048264
This is a legacy setup that can no longer be created. Microsoft removed the option to use a custom domain for Microsoft accounts many years ago, but hasn't forced people to change.…
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Comment #32893920
I was in a relationship for 18 years.
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Comment #32871521
Not always, until the quietness and boredom sets in. You can only play games/watch YT/reddit/HN for so long. I love being alone in the forest, though. I seek solitude on back loggi…
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Comment #32871498
No, I don't experience the judgement effect. Ended a very long relationship.
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Comment #32871088
Eating out alone really hurts. It makes you feel that much more _alone_ because nearly everyone else is with their SO, a party, friend, etc. Bringing a phone is only a distraction …
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Comment #32668968
SPRAVATO is an example— one of the hands of Ketamine.
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Comment #32664606
SharePoint, as an example, can take 1+ minutes to JIT.
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Comment #32279370
I should add to this, as we know file system filters (e.g., anti-virus) slow down access to read (and write, but irrelevant here) files from any file system format on Windows (NTFS…
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Comment #32279164
Do you know where Microsoft calls out the Registry as the current best practice in https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/ ?
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Comment #32276309
However, by default on NTFS, there will be 4096-N bytes of used space each time the specific hive needs to grow to accommodate those 10-100 bytes (this varied historically if we're…