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lol, time to piss off another core demographic https://www.techpowerup.com/229501/windows-10-kb3213986-update-cripples-multi-monitor-gaming quote:"Users may experience delayed or clipped screens while running 3D rendering apps (such as games) on systems with more than one monitor," the change-log for the KB3213986 update reads. "To work around this issue please consider the following options: 1. Running the application in Windows mode (not full screen), or 2. Starting the application with only one monitor connected," it adds. The update effectively cripples multi-monitor gaming, 
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lol if you don't run fullscreen window mode
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yeah I haven't run a game in exclusive fullscreen in years. still lol tho. what exactly are delayed or clipped screens?
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THC posted:Microsoft forced employees to look at child abuse videos, wouldn't let them transfer, and gave them bad performance reviews when the emotionally distraught workers left work early as suggested by the company's own 'Wellness Plan' somewhat amazed they even had people in the us doing that, rather than outsourcing it to the Philippines like everyone else
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THC posted:Microsoft forced employees to look at child abuse videos, wouldn't let them transfer, and gave them bad performance reviews when the emotionally distraught workers left work early as suggested by the company's own 'Wellness Plan'  doctor, my job is looking at gross images and it is destroying my brain and if i keep doing it i will go crazy and kill myself ...well, i recommend you stop doing this job, even though you won't earn as much money, so that you don't go crazy and kill yourself like, it doesn't bother me that much
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COACHS SPORT BAR posted:lol, time to piss off another core demographic
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Chris Knight posted:somewhat amazed they even had people in the us doing that, rather than outsourcing it to the Philippines like everyone else I used to manage a call center for match.com. They farmed out the photo/profile approvals offshore, but when calls were slow our agents could work the approval queues. It was fun interviewing nice old ladies and explaining to them they may see a dick or two during the course of their job.
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qntm posted:we hit a bootstrap problem here in that everybody working on the AI would still have to look at the pictures hone your algorithms on less disturbing proxy images, then set up a working relationship with people who are trained to professionally deal w/this stuff and let them keep a database up-to-date. this isn't a proposal meant to meet a legal evidence standard, we're talking about moderating images on websites, right? do best effort, err towards not censoring, and put an appeal process in place that requires some tie to a real life identity-- if you're willing to say who you are, you're probably not posting poo poo that will get you arrested. the biggest issue in my mind would be that the FBI, etc would be able to institute de facto censorship of legal images using this system, so you would definitely want a robust mandatory appeal process qntm posted:E: the alternate solution is alarming in a more black mirror way, namely the computer claims a 100% safe image of two people playing chess in the park is child pornography and the authorities take the photographer away and sentence them while persistently ignoring all pleas for someone to actually look at the image it would be unconstitutional to have an automated system that didn't allow defendants to show the images in question to their own experts. right to face your accuser and all that
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Jan 13, 2017 03:04
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i would quit instead of doing that job wth
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last I heard Facebook farmed out looking at bad pictures to Moroccan, because it's cheap
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poz my neg bugcheck
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Solution: outsource to pedophiles
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i love that ms's solution to the bsod was to change the color to green
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..specifically so they could differentiate between production and public beta screenshots
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Did NT ever have the configuration option that let you change the BSoD colors like Windows 95?
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THC posted:Microsoft forced employees to look at child abuse videos, wouldn't let them transfer, and gave them bad performance reviews when the emotionally distraught workers left work early as suggested by the company's own 'Wellness Plan' Isn't this a Black Mirror episode plot
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pseudorandom name posted:Did NT ever have the configuration option that let you change the BSoD colors like Windows 95? sorta, not really
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pseudorandom name posted:Did NT ever have the configuration option that let you change the BSoD colors like Windows 95? I always changed my 9x bluescreens to red 
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i got a red screen of death from a redhat installer way back in the day, which was just a kernel panic over whatever red background the installer had up
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lmao bugcheck
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favourite sysadmin prank: setting the sysinternals bsod screen saver by gpo on all pcs
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Boiled Water posted:last I heard Facebook farmed out looking at bad pictures to Moroccan, because it's cheap man glad im not that guy
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hobbesmaster posted:lol if you don't run fullscreen window mode
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microsoft still has different ssl fingerprints for outlook.office365.com. so i just put both in our fetchmail config, because gently caress microsoftquote:fetchmail: 6.3.17 querying outlook.office365.com (protocol POP3) at Mon 23 Jan 2017 11:53:02 AM PST: poll started
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why would they use the same private key on multiple servers? that's a bad idea.
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certificate pinning is stupid unless you have an official source for hashes from which you can update automatically.
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Shaggar posted:why would they use the same private key on multiple servers? that's a bad idea.
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lol at thinking outlook.office365.com is "another" "server"
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anthonypants posted:oh, i get it. so if one private key is good, then two is twice as good. that makes sense. thanks, shaggar more keys means a breach is less damaging and there is no effect to clients that are properly configured. there is no downside to doing it and you gain minor security benefits.
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Shaggar posted:more keys means a breach is less damaging and there is no effect to clients that are properly configured. there is no downside to doing it and you gain minor security benefits.
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idk. it doesn't really matter. they could generate new keys tomorrow and you'd have the same issue because you aren't properly validating the certificates.
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Shaggar posted:idk. it doesn't really matter. they could generate new keys tomorrow and you'd have the same issue because you aren't properly validating the certificates. e: it was portal.office.com https://isc.sans.edu/forums/diary/Certificate+Errors+in+Office+365+Today/18371/
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good thing microsoft's never leaked the private key of one of their domains before
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Wiggly Wayne DDS posted:good thing microsoft's never leaked the private key of one of their domains before lol
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this latest windows 10 update took almost as long to install as the original win 10 upgrade. i hope there was some good stuff in it.
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Elder Postsman posted:this latest windows 10 update took almost as long to install as the original win 10 upgrade. i hope there was some good stuff in it.
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Elder Postsman posted:this latest windows 10 update took almost as long to install as the original win 10 upgrade. i hope there was some good stuff in it. it was a cumulative update. the x64 package is just under 1 GB. if you haven't updated gfor a while windows will just go through chronologically, not bothering to check whether any older updates are included in teh cumnulative.
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anthonypants posted:maybe this time they moved your files??? yes, into the butt.
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Elder Postsman posted:this latest windows 10 update took almost as long to install as the original win 10 upgrade. i hope there was some good stuff in it. windows subsystem for linux (beta) still refuses to install
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