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[Fred]

Rick Corbett wrote:

What the heck are you on about? I understand Michael’s post. Your response is incomprehensible.

Many very many times posts here at Woody’s were (are?) deleted and banned in a xenophobic way, telling that they are/were politically driven (telling that they were unthermining the U.S. way of thinking and freedom, perhaps? [Just thinking openly…])
Now there is this Wireshark’ed “poof” in a bit larger article, that isn’t conclusive at all and softening the datamining-thoughts; this is not politically driven?
It might be interesting to publish thoughts about why the Ukrainian electronical warfare is resulting in …. , In what actually?
…. On the edge or in the middle of WW3 (that nobody is paricipating), the electronical one, in Europe and Asia? Again Wireshark will not help and prove anything.

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bbearren wrote:

Instead of spending time looking for the right editing software, invest the time in capturing the right image.  It can be very satisfying.

In the early days this did save conciderable time in the darkroom too

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https://www.photofiltre-studio.com/pf7-en.htm

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Thank you Alex5723. *Peculiar* that also data-snooping from individuals by the big tech-companies are not mentioned, the snooping in order to maximise and expanse profits and markets.
So, years ago mr Assange as a free journalist warned the world for the various traces and trackings methods, and he must be extradited to be convicted for treason in the usa. And now it’s all in the views of ultimate state-security and legalisation.
“What the h*ck oscarcp, I have nothing to hide, so I have nothing to fear”, so I don’t care (?).
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Alex5723

sniff, this site and expertise will be missed ‘-(

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Alex5723 wrote:

Users would expect for Windows 11 to stop changing every month after one and a half year.

This is so True !

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Charlie wrote:

Susan Bradley wrote:

Military testing where they don’t want to showcase what they are working on. Aliens would take one look at us and pass on to the next galaxy.

Aliens advanced enough to traverse the distance from their planetary system to ours are likely to be looking for a nice beautiful planet like ours to colonize.  They would see us as stupid planet destroyers and get rid of us.

I think you are all right. And hope that some sense will return to the (mostly) men that gamble with the planets future. Here in Europe it’s becoming terrifying, at least for this boomer.

Did you read the short story “The Last Question” written by Isaac Asmov in 1956? (The entropy becoming final. [the original version is the best I think, just like in classical music]).

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Charlie

WSaltamirano wrote:

I hate abreviations and acronyms.

Hear, hear.

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Quite a story. And when will his holyness mr.Microsoft let administrators decide for them selves when to update /upgrade, instead of this sneaky patch behaviour?

 

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Alex5723

Alex5723 wrote:

The first in-the-wild UEFI bootkit bypassing UEFI Secure Boot on fully updated UEFI systems is now a reality

Wow, this realy makes * my day;  [NOT*].
Please follow-up with some good news about this!

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Thanks for the info.
Market shares are for the Wallstreet people. I just want a product that is reliable, reliable in Updates and Security aswell and NOT handling the public as a guineapig/testuser for a incomplete product that is always in developement.

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Alex5723 wrote:

Another bombshell drops “This was accomplished by targeting the DevOps engineer’s home computer and exploiting a vulnerable third-party media software package, which enabled remote code execution capability and allowed the threat actor to implant keylogger malware,” LastPass officials wrote. “The threat actor was able to capture the employee’s master password as it was entered, after the employee authenticated with MFA, and gain access to the DevOps engineer’s LastPass corporate vault.”..

This is really very bad news Alex I hope you can bring more input to this matter.

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• Lars220 wrote:

  “Read a EULA lately? So when was the last time you really read an End User License Agreement (EULA)?”

  I sure did, last week; Microsoft Windows 11, and Google’s texts, with a special interest in civilian privacy and ownership related to the EU citizen obligation.

I did become more sad than I was before.

Thanks Lars220 for the Eulalyzer tool: still very actual and handy to use indeed.

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[Fred]

Will Fastie wrote:

Thank you. But you’re wrong. We’re the only one. (I’m paid to say that.)

I am generally glad that overconfidence has never been a problem. 🫥

Though the legacy systems and the nonconsistent and nonexistent overlap(s) to the present-always-better generation are a real todays problem i.m.h.o..

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Will Fastie, Travasaurus

Thankyou. How did you keep it from returning from the automatic install microsoft does?

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