Other people have made accurate posters here about MAS, but if you are concerned you can always set up a KMS server in docker.
Other people have made accurate posters here about MAS, but if you are concerned you can always set up a KMS server in docker.
Can someone explain this one?
Edit: Thanks, I get it now.
The idea that Linux is not susceptible to malware is a really dumb take, in my opinion. I work in security and see Linux machines get popped all the time. Also, wine is good enough that malware will run under it.
For this type of use (larger scale group chat) I would agree. What are the flaws with signal though?
This is the correct answer. Both Alice and Bob approve.
Telegram is and always has been shitty. WhatsApp is shitty too. Use Signal instead.
Do that while explaining how that contract clause works!
Try getting a used server. You can find one on labgopher. For the budget you have, don’t expect something great but it’ll be a start.
ClamAV is alive and well. Immunet != ClamAV even if that was the engine Immunet used.
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It’s like Ligma but different
That makes sense. I’m a lazy guy and I didn’t want to try testing so I went with a known quantity.
You should take a look at getting sas enclosures. They’re pretty cheap, like $200 for a 16 bay. That will be so much more reliable.
Really appreciate that too.
Too many articles & videos use shitty AI to not say anything just to get the clicks.
Specifically, he wanted to see if he could prove that Denuvo kills performance as much as many people believe.
This can be done without cracking it. There have been several games that have removed this DRM, as well as some who have added it post-publication. Benchmarks between versions should highlight the performance issues.
Also, fuck Denuvo.
I’m OK with them wanting to keep making money from it as long as they update it for compatibility with newer operating systems. Selling something they have completely abandoned us not cool.
Yes.
Then what are some of them? What are they providing that the others don’t?
dsidevice.domain_not_set.invalid is the name on the certificate. That’s not the name of a real website. This means that something else is making that certificate.
If you Google that name, you’ll see that it’s used when some Internet routers lose their connection and they hijack the https connection to give you an error page. Since it’s an https connection, and it’s not a valid certificate you get the error.