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conioh
4y ago
> I can steal the network, change the registry, simply delete their binaries, update shared dlls, or any number of other easy hacks to get them offline. That's a bold claim. Mostly incorrect, but bold. A proper Windows endpoint prot
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conioh
4y ago
> They fixed it with an update this month, but CrowdStrike was hooking /every/ single call to NtCreateUserProcess on my work machine last month, and you /know/ how electron-based apps work. VSCode took so long to laun
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conioh
4y ago
I see you're not a paying Windows user. :_(
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conioh
4y ago
> Perhaps, but unless you want a permanent under class of people unable to find real employment, there needs to be an on-ramp. Either someone is too dangerous to have in public (which case they should still be imprisoned), or they have s
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conioh
4y ago
There's a huge plot hole in the story. > When the economy and job market began storming back, we were inundated with inbound requests for our services. Our perseverance seemed to be paying off. Except now we were hit with a new gut
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conioh
4y ago
> > When I got my first Android phone I could root it pretty trivially and run a fully customized ROM, these days it's not really practical on many devices. > Some of the easiest phones to do this to today, namely the Pixel ph
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conioh
4y ago
> ARM has added both pointer authentication codes and memory tagging extensions to their ISA, from (I think) ARMv8.5-A. Apple are the only ones to implement silicon that supports PAC that anyone can buy today but a) this will change fast
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conioh
4y ago
> Disclosure: I was on the Go team at Google until earlier this month. Dealing with DeVault's bad faith arguments is one of the few things I won't miss of that job. Speaking of bad faith arguments, aren't Google and its em
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conioh
4y ago
I should have been more clear perhaps. "Docker Engine wasn't otherwise available on Windows or macOS" - when was this? The first version of Docker Desktop for Windows that included support for Windows containers was released
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conioh
4y ago
Just out of curiosity, when was this you say?