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On recent versions of macOS/OS X, recent versions of Chrome and many Chromium-based applications also have weird graphical issues usually described as causing "flickering" of the colors within the browser window and sometimes across the whole desktop. So I'd lean on the side of the Chromium project's hosed up something to do with graphics acceleration.
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PUBLIC TOILET posted:Gone are the days of LAN SMB file shares and storage solutions within the confines of our own domiciles. Setting up SMB 2 shares still works just the same as setting up SMB 1 shares did back in Win 95.
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Double Punctuation posted:Last I checked, HDDs also do sequential writes faster Oh word? I'd love to hear what sort of spinning rust you have on hand that compares to this mass market SSD:
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Aug 1, 2019 21:14
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Agent355 posted:Is there any reason to have an actual physical CD of windows anymore or can I just buy a digital code or w/e and use boot USBs created from other copies of windows to install? The DVD would be a last option. USB drives are the preferred method these days since fewer and fewer computers have an optical drive anymore, and Win 10 will install far faster off today's flash drives than it can off any consumer optical drive. Microsoft will sell you a key directly and the windows 10 download tool is freely available from Microsoft if you want to prepare a backup USB drive in case you need to start fresh.
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Aug 7, 2019 17:20
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Colonel J posted:Focus stealing. Is there any way to prevent it? Use different software, that's the only method.
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Sep 4, 2019 14:35
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PirateBob posted:Why? Why did you turn it off?
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Sep 11, 2019 20:53
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PirateBob posted:Sigh. Guess I have to turn it back on. Update your foobar2000 and/or one of the plugins you're using, they fixed UAC handling right when Windows Vista released. Also you can disable the dimming without breaking UAC altogether or making it auto-allow.
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Sep 12, 2019 01:07
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By design, Ransomware packages don't need UAC authorization. All they care about is encrypting documents accessible directly from the current user context, which aren't in UAC involved situations.
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Sep 15, 2019 02:24
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Combat Pretzel posted:And how exactly would Defender be excluded from that? It's a core component of Windows instead of a random third party.
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Oct 28, 2019 00:10
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Combat Pretzel posted:So? What makes Microsoft's code so much better than a third party ones? It's a core component of the operating system, instead of some random third party. What aren't you getting? Combat Pretzel posted:How valuable access to the Windows source code is, is rather dubious. Perhaps if you've never used a computer before, you might say that.
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Oct 28, 2019 04:38
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Combat Pretzel posted:Why am I even discussing with fishmech? It is a very good question why you'd try to defend McAfee or Kaspersky or Norton in this day and age, yes.
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Combat Pretzel posted:I don't know, Virustotal.com pretends there's more than these three. A lot more. And all of them are useless in this space year 2019.
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