WSARecvMsg is the most cursed shit i've seen in a while
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It is INSANE how far you can get with duolingo if you set your goal, efforts and expectations right :o
10/10 would recommend (if you get into the right mindset)
10/10 would recommend (if you get into the right mindset)
When Lufthansa hotline AI bot asks you for booking code and your name, you can hear keyboard typing sounds while it "types in" and searches for your reservation.
What the actual fuck
winSIM enshittification
Ich hatte ein (limitiert auf) 15 stelliges passwort zum online login, aber das war denen wohl zu sicher, deswegen musste das unbedingt auf einen 5 stelligen numerischen PIN geändert werden.
Kriegt man inzischen eig iwie Geld dafür wenn man Zeug schlechter macht als vorher oder was ist da los?
Normal devs:
Here is a setting that enables a limit on the number of connections, set it to 0 to disable or to non-zero for enforcing a specific limit
Microsoft:
Here is one setting to enable or disable limit enforcement.
Here is another setting to set the limit. If you set this value to 999999 it will be unlimited, smaller values will be your limit. Oh and setting it to 0 or higher values is undefined. It might be blocked in GUI or it might catch fire, just don't try lol.
LilaHexeXint Code is the team behind the copy fail bug. And they're clearly using this as advertising, so I'm going to help them:
Xint Code is clearly an organisation that cares more about advertising, than properly disclosing a security issue. They could've waited another month, or informed linux distributions about the issue in advance, so that by the time anyone hears about it, it's already patched.
But nooooo, they just had to make all the sysadmins run around patching their infrastructure urgently.
*Xint Code: a company you probably don't want to work with*
Xint Code is clearly an organisation that cares more about advertising, than properly disclosing a security issue. They could've waited another month, or informed linux distributions about the issue in advance, so that by the time anyone hears about it, it's already patched.
But nooooo, they just had to make all the sysadmins run around patching their infrastructure urgently.
*Xint Code: a company you probably don't want to work with*
Zhuowei ZhangWant to tell a salesperson and an engineer apart?
Ask them to pronounce "codesign"
Ask them to pronounce "codesign"
Wow, windows extensively uses swap (pagefile) even when it has a shitton of RAM and a slow af disk.
In that case make sure to manually disable swap / pagefile. It does make a nice performance boost
In that case make sure to manually disable swap / pagefile. It does make a nice performance boost
Just hypothetically (asking for a friend), do you think it's possible to board a plane with:
- 13+ iPads
- 40 iPhones
- 5 iPods
- 7 AppleWatches
- 7 Laptops
If yes, who would need to be (hypothetically) contacted to get this approved?