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Bill NYSE posted:https://vt.tumblr.com/tumblr_nxnj5kiCse1r3uvu0_480.mp4#_=_ I fail to see any issues with this kid. 
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Shaggar posted:also the certificate enrollment web service is just SOAP so you could write your own client and do certificate requests and maybe even auto-enrollment for Linux if you wanted to, but that would mean actually writing code which is against open sores policies. open sores is about using what other people have written and bitching if it doesn't work. really? there's an API? because I spent a lot of time looking for it, maybe you have a link? i probably won't care because I already wrote a client to handle signing the requests here's the problem with windows people through; your first bit of advice was "right click on certmgr" and that's loving awful, full stop. you can't automate poo poo like that. it's 2016, i loving expect to be able to program poo poo to do this without being forced to use Windows-specific libraries or tools.
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programmatically invoking powershell cmdlets is perfectly robust, we are not in bash land here
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Red Square Bear posted:I fail to see any issues with this kid. ugh kids aren't supposed to have fun DANCING. they should be playing REAL games like doom
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uncurable mlady posted:your first bit of advice was "right click on certmgr" and that's loving awful, full stop. you can't automate poo poo like that. Sure, you can automate right clicking on poo poo with AutoHotkey   Dumb question because I don't really know what you guys are talking about : I assume you were hoping for an API you can use over the network or something?
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eschaton posted:and as we all know, Microsoft hashes have never been collided to deliver state-sponsored malware lol do you really think MS was the only ones supporting md5 certs at the time? it was stupid but MS fixed it promptly and patched all their poo poo. go have a look at what's in the trust chain of a distro at the time or what garbage ciphers an openssl install will present
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:programmatically invoking powershell cmdlets is perfectly robust, we are not in bash land here
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i'm trying to understand how you know what powershell is, but can't figure out how to use powershell to automate a task also lol at  you have to use the gui , most of the management gui has basically become a wrapper for powershell tasks since 2010 or so
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Shaggar posted:lmao so wrong, windows ca is the best by far Shaggar posted:what? there are like a dozen ways to sign csrs and the best is to just use auto-enrollment when possible. swr
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infernal machines posted:i'm trying to understand how you know what powershell is, but can't figure out how to use powershell to automate a task MS is known for the excellent flexibility that linux cannot possibly fathom
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what obtuse edge case are you referring to where there's a task that can only be accomplished through the gui in a microsoft os released in the last decade?
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yeah lemme just call a powershell cmdlet from a Linux machine, I'll get right on that
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https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh831611.aspx
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MiKKKro$haft posted:Supported desktop computer browsers 
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Aug 2, 2016 16:08
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its boring standard html, I've never seen a browser have problems with it, even mobile
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Aug 2, 2016 16:25
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so what, you're using a linux that isn't macos and you can't figure out how to fake a supported user agent string to pass commands to a web server? or you know, just use winRM via openwsman
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i mean 30 seconds of lazy rear end googling comes up with this https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/powershell/2014/09/29/simple-http-api-for-executing-powershell-scripts/ assuming this were somehow related to your job you could probably have done the same
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uncurable mlady posted:really? there's an API? because I spent a lot of time looking for it, maybe you have a link? theres a win32 api for it but if you're in Linux world you're probably gonna want to use the certificate enrollment web service: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd759241(v=ws.11).aspx idk if anyone has written a client for Linux already but its soap so you can do it in whatever language you want.
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Last updated 2013.
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Shaggar posted:theres a win32 api for it but if you're in Linux world you're probably gonna want to use the certificate enrollment web service: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd759241(v=ws.11).aspx parentheses in urls. gg ms
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in other microsoft clearly does not give a gently caress news, the manual update utility for the anniversary update spawns a shortcut on your desktop named "Windows 10 Upgrade Assistant" the program itself is titled "Windows 10 Update Assistant" does it matter? no. is it sloppy bullshit that should have been caught and corrected? yes, as is pretty much everything else that's wrong with windows these day
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Aug 2, 2016 19:57
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they fired everyone that cares
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Chris Knight posted:parentheses in urls. gg ms
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JewKiller 3000 posted:thanks for the useful and informative post, too bad you had to be a shithead for 2 pages first cry more about computer trolls in the computer troll forum. loving idiot. rofl
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Aug 2, 2016 21:24
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so hololens is now available to everyone in NA for the low low price of 3000 american dollars for some reason it still has a 32bit cpu
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Smythe posted:cry more about computer trolls in the computer troll forum. loving idiot. rofl piss off
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Aug 2, 2016 22:20
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infernal machines posted:for some reason it still has a 32bit cpu Nah, its a 64 bit cpu. The same one that powers the Surface 3. Intel EOL the chip this year.
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Aug 2, 2016 22:40
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aw yeah anniversary update downloading now.
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JewKiller 3000 posted:piss off Owned bitch. more about it hahaha
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incoherent posted:Nah, its a 64 bit cpu. The same one that powers the Surface 3. dose microsoft know that? Microsoft Hololens Product Page posted:
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Shaggar posted:aw yeah anniversary update downloading now. it's poo poo
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infernal machines posted:dose microsoft know that? http://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft-hololens-processor-storage-and-ram They ran an app on it to spit CPUID out. There must be reasons for why it's only on 32bit version of windows 10, but this is pure left hand-right hand microsoft. E: to formally answer your question, no they do not.
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Anniversary update is so good.
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they finally put an audio output chooser on the volume slider win10 is good now
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Shaggar posted:theres a win32 api for it but if you're in Linux world you're probably gonna want to use the certificate enrollment web service: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd759241(v=ws.11).aspx yes, this is what i wound up doing, i sniffed the requests because its not SOAP, its just a straight up multipart form POST its still about 200x more bullshit than it needs to be weirdly enough i fixed the problem before i came itt to bitch about how much work it was to fix a problem that wouldnt exist if, y'know, there was a RESTful web service with published documentation and MS didn't try to force you to use their awful ecosystem for everything when you want to touch one part of it
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incoherent posted:http://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft-hololens-processor-storage-and-ram lol, shocking
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carry on then posted:they finally put an audio output chooser on the volume slider
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carry on then posted:they finally put an audio output chooser on the volume slider omg. theres so much good stuff.
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