To be fair ChatGPT didn’t exist 12 years ago.

I mean is anything iOS really open source?

Just curious, what management software are you gonna use?

P.S good luck configuring Linux if you can’t even manage bitlocker.

Okay, can you provide a source for both claims?

Which western media?

Has anyone claimed that the protests were entirely peaceful? Of course some turn violent when you roll in with your army and riot police gun blazing.

And thanks for confirming that it wasn’t a tank.

There really are no excuses for the killing of dozens if not hundreds of civilians and protestors.

And the protests were entirely peaceful to begin with but of course China couldn’t let that continue.

The censorship of the event also speaks a great deal about who’s fault it is.

Who could’ve guessed that people turn violent when you start shooting them 😱

I don’t have a president.

No the post is about the Chinese massacre.

By all mean call out genocide but it’s not relevant in post.

Don’t try to dismiss criticism of one massacre and its continuous censorship by bringing up another massacre.

What? What that fuck are you talking about and how is it relevant to the tiananmen square massacre?

That video is really low res. Do you have any sources that prove that the moving object is a tank and that the people are students?

But honestly it doesn’t really matter because running over people because they are protesting a dictatorship is fucking gruesome.

How is the US doing “anti-Chinese propaganda”?

You should(n’t) see the gruesome pictures. China is likely very happy that the tank man picture became famous when there were LOADS of other horrible images .

Nah, you just select domain join. I did that a few weeks ago on a Win 11 enterprise install.

But if you deal with new installs “all the time” you should really consider automating the setup and domain joining, instead of manually creating local accounts and then domain joining.

Yeah probably.

No need to worry similar stuff will get developed for other platforms as well.

Did it use 45 GB extra or were there just 45 GB worth of changes?

I liked smarter every day but recently I have been kinda put off because of his fairly frequent military propaganda for USA’s military.

It’s not permanently locked though.

Apparently it’s not configured like that by default and even if it is, just configure it differently if you want a different behaviour ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Moving over to Linux is a great idea, if you have found a good way to manage them and your users are accepting.

Either way, I have never noticed this issue and we manage hundreds of Windows computers

You know I can take that drive out and just try to brute force it a million times per second without that silly rule being in my way, right? It’s an anti security pattern similar to requiring password changes every week, it’s a bad idea.

Nah, not really. I get what you mean, but the feature is obviously intended to lock the drive after a few failed logins because the user’s password is generally way less secure than the bitlocker recovery key/encryption key. Brute forcing a 48 digit key is practically impossible while brute forcing a user’s password is child’s play in comparison.

So in my opinion it sounds like a pretty good idea to include that feature in the security baseline. It’s not really Microsoft’s fault that you pushed out security baseline settings without checking what they do first. But since you actually did some testing with bitlocker, the impact wasn’t that bad. So just adjust or disable the feature and move on.

No, in topology those are pretty much just indents (I.E irrelevant)

For a hole to be considered a hole, it has to go through an object.