Since there is empty space at the top for a title bar, other applications have been designed around that. For example, Microsoft Remote Desktop puts a server bar at the top-center of the window. Then there's Winamp, which can be sized down to be the size of a title bar and be kept always-on-top.
There is one thing that can be done for live video: Cryptographic signed timestamps by a trusted third party. While that can't tell you that whether it was altered or not in real time, it can tell you that a piece of information did exist as a specific time.
Even Windows 10 32-bit edition will still run 16-bit Windows 3.1 Applications. So as long as people install the 32-bit edition of Windows 10, the processor will need to have 16-bit support.
There are image similarity algorithms out there that do not care about the absolute hash of the file, and can detect the same image cropped, scaled, or rotated just fine. Here is one such algorithm: https://pippy360.github.io/tra...
Edge did not freeze, it was configured to be more locked-down within the corporation. So in order to get around locked-down clients, he simply installed Chrome rather than reconfigure Edge.
The reason why I didn't even try to use edge is that every extension must from the Microsoft Store. No thanks. Not touching that thing with a 20 foot pole.
If you think Windows actually works reliably, then there's a bridge I'd like to sell you. Still trying to deal with a failed Windows Update that keeps installing itself every day, then keeps restoring the computer back every time it fails to install.
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Since there is empty space at the top for a title bar, other applications have been designed around that.
For example, Microsoft Remote Desktop puts a server bar at the top-center of the window.
Then there's Winamp, which can be sized down to be the size of a title bar and be kept always-on-top.
I wonder if microcode could be patched to *undo* caching of data which would have triggered a memory permission exception?
Java, Java, Java. Some websites still won't work without it.
According to Wikipedia, Fuchsia is supposed to be a Real Time OS, and that alone would distinguish it from any other posix-compatible OS.
This update is actually a good one, it finally fixes the Diagonal Tearing Problem with Nvidia Optimus Laptops.
Winamp is really defined by its whole plugins ecosystem, if it doesn't emulate Winamp Plugins, it's not Winamp.
DDE was already obsolete by the time Windows 98 came out, and should have been removed then.
There is one thing that can be done for live video: Cryptographic signed timestamps by a trusted third party.
While that can't tell you that whether it was altered or not in real time, it can tell you that a piece of information did exist as a specific time.
Yeah, quit using currency with a %2 transaction fee and switch to Bitcoin with a flat $20 transaction fee.
No, it's more like "I spent this fraction of a bitcoin, but transaction fees were 3 times that amount".
With transaction fees over $20, there is no reason to use Bitcoin for anything other than speculation.
UMatrix has temporary permissions, or rather it has permissions that go away unless you hit the save permissions button.
Even Windows 10 32-bit edition will still run 16-bit Windows 3.1 Applications. So as long as people install the 32-bit edition of Windows 10, the processor will need to have 16-bit support.
Just install uBlock and uMatrix, then you're good to go.
Palemoon is not a moving target, it's basically the old Firefox. So extensions made for the old Firefox still work there.
There are image similarity algorithms out there that do not care about the absolute hash of the file, and can detect the same image cropped, scaled, or rotated just fine.
Here is one such algorithm:
https://pippy360.github.io/tra...
There are much better methods of hashing images than stupidly taking a file checksum, such as this one here:
https://pippy360.github.io/tra...
This algorithm here does not care about affine transformations applied to the image, so it can be scaled, rotated, skewed, and still be a match.
Edge did not freeze, it was configured to be more locked-down within the corporation. So in order to get around locked-down clients, he simply installed Chrome rather than reconfigure Edge.
Except for GPUs, those are still gaining processing capabilities at an exponential rate.
The reason why I didn't even try to use edge is that every extension must from the Microsoft Store. No thanks. Not touching that thing with a 20 foot pole.
This looks just like Rowhammer all over again. Flipping bits by messing with something nearby.
They're totally gonna get sued for this.
If you think Windows actually works reliably, then there's a bridge I'd like to sell you. Still trying to deal with a failed Windows Update that keeps installing itself every day, then keeps restoring the computer back every time it fails to install.
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