Baru saja merilis panduan praktis tentang User Management di Windows 11.
Fokus utama:
Cara buat Local Account tanpa email Microsoft.
Mengatur hak akses Administrator vs Standard User.
Selengkapnya baca di sini:
https://analis-siber-purwakarta.blogspot.com/2026/05/user-management-windows-11.html
#Windows11 #UserManagement #TechTutorial #WindowsTips #CyberSecurity #OSManagement
Aged vulnerability on “the list”, nearly a year old. Embedded component in third party app. I hate those.
Every week it’s on “the list”, every week someone will “see if there’s an updated app”.
Gave up and emailed a user myself. “Oh we don’t use that anymore, should we uninstall it?”
#problemSolved in one email. Why is it so hard…
Install of Ubuntu so the user can specify Settings himself #systeminstallation #users #usbinstallation #usermanagement #userprofile
Install of Ubuntu to the user can specify Settings by himself #systeminstallation #users #usbinstallation #usermanagement #userprofile
Today I unfollowed about 120 accounts that hadn't posted in more than ~8 months.
It's a bummer to see so many gone and I hope they return, but my feed has been more active than ever. Plus, I'll likely be more liberal in following new folks for a while.
What do ya'll do for user management? I cobbled together some JS for the MastoAPI to sort out the >8mo old accounts. I really didn't find any existing apps / repos for that type of thing.
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