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I think you can just block Google's servers and it'll use the DHCP-configured DNS server.

I use MS Authenticator for work too. It doesn't do standard TOTP, at least not for Entra. The QR codes don't contain the secret. IDK that anyone has been able to exfiltrate a secret and generate codes with a third party app.

I personally use an Android emulator on my laptop, which achieves the same goal. It saves and restores state automatically for quick startup.

Right page, wrong anchor. They removed all but the latest firmware for the "sunfish", i.e. the non-5g Pixel 4a.

https://developers.google.com/android/images#sunfish

The archive link is also paywalled.

You can export locally. I'm pretty sure you could a few years ago too. They really push you to the cloud, but I use Fusion360 completely locally.

Really wish there was a non-subscription Solidworks though.

Maybe! Is the XP version 32-bit? 64-bit windows never supported 16-bit programs.

That's not quite the same. With DeskPad you have to move the window to the virtual monitor. clipscreen allows you to select a portion of your screen without moving any windows.

Sounds cool. I'm definitely interested.

Were you procrastinating when you wrote this?

I use my Signal account on more than one device. What's stopping you?

This doesn't really help Rowan. You cannot edit an individual part after completing the upload.

I always appear offline, and only open it a few times a day, or when needed to send a message or start real-time collaboration. Ideally I'd always appear online, but there is no way to do that with Slack. Basically I don't want my perceived presence to be a signal for others to message or avoid messaging me. I've explained my usage to my team, and expressed a preference for scheduled synchronous communication over asynchronous communication.

> The ‘get‘ word was chosen purposely and it referred to a http GET request.

This never would have occurred to me. What can one do for their brain to make this kind of lateral leap? Seems like it would be helpful in the debugging and comedy parts of my life.

Right, but you also have to account for density when calculating surface gravity.

TOI-715 b has a log g value of 5.0 +/- 0.2. Earth is 2.992.

May I ask what the huge warning signs were?

When they opened the Control Panel and didn't immediately Switch to Classic View, I had a surprisingly visceral reaction.

I'm using uBlock Origin and Privacy Badger, and it was working for me until a few minutes ago.

It checks again unless the user cripples the service (which requires access to disable System Integrity Protection), and even if they do it will be undone after am update. But it requires the user to accept the enrollment (just a couple clicks on a pop up). I don't know that that can be changed.

During OS install the enrollment will just happen; the user's acceptance is not required.

I don't have any special MDM creds, but I do have an admin account on my OS.

Probably not the avg user or engineer (though giving engineers admin account on their local OS is common). But that's hard to predict because usually you'd want to enroll, so I don't often see people trying to avoid it. Usually it's because of a bug. In my experience if the MDM process is buggy then it's more likely to be bypassable.

Setting a firmware password and blocking boot to external drives makes it harder, but a lot of orgs don't do it.

This was not experience when I installed Sonoma on an M2 MBP a few months ago. Enrollment was easily skipped by blocking connection to the enrollment server.

It's not password protected. It also contains a source.7z that is not password protected.

A lot of popular terminal apps support mouse clicks. Off the top of my head vim, emacs, htop, and links2 all have mouse support.

It works in Firefox.

I do the same, but over 30 years instead of 3 months. I turn 36 this weekend. It's not going well.

Right. I was more curious about if the image parsing code was still vulnerable while boot logos are disabled.

Is this completely mitigated by disabling boot logos?

Edit: What I mean is, do the image parsers still run if boot logos are disabled?

You can get the full paper here

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S026156142...

The linked article does not suggest she did.

The first name and last name with each middle initial e.g. if you know they're John Smith then search for johnasmith@gmail.com, johnbsmith@gmail.com, etc.

PlutoTV is the same. I used to put on the Geek & Sundry channel and get ads from my employer.

The benefit of chair recommendations is that you've likely spent longer timespans in your chair than I can reasonably spend in a store. In my experience, recommendations tend to yield better comfort long term than my own opinion in a store. But maybe others are better able to extrapolate. Honestly I've never found an office chair that I'd call comfortable.