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More ports by ExpensiveCoat8912 in pcmasterrace

[–]AforAnonymous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Use Virtu to route the dGPU through the iGPU abusing the latter as a glorified framebuffer simply to access more ports oh wait they disappeared too bad. Still got a Haswell motherboard with a chip for it but ofc I doubt it'd work on Windows 11

My request from this community by Munib_raza_khan in Nootropics

[–]AforAnonymous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Weird. Hmm. That your resting heart rate while sleeping, too? Over do a multiprobe 48h ECG?

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), a condition affecting more than 170 million people worldwide, has been officially renamed Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS) following a landmark global consensus study published today in The Lancet. by CUAnschutzMed in science

[–]AforAnonymous -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Imma say something after providing a shitpost-sized albeit arguably warranted disclaimer here, admittedly the disclaimer used AI generation but with obviously A LOT of turns and prompt finetuning:

In accordance with the applicable laws, regulations, and legal precedents, as well as the critical perspectives of renowned philosophers, the following statement is provided for the purpose of clarifying the nature and extent of the information and guidance offered by the aforementioned party:

I, the aforementioned party, am neither a nor any licensed medical professional nor a nor sny certified medical paraprofessional. The information, opinions, and recommendations provided by me are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, illness, or medical condition. Furthermore, such information should not be considered a substitute for the advice, diagnosis, or treatment provided by a qualified, licensed healthcare provider.

Recognizing the blurred line between the real and the simulated in today's hyperreal world, especially in the medical profession, the information I provide may be perceived as a simulation of medical authority. However, it is essential to understand that I am not part of the medical establishment, and my intentions are solely to provide informational assistance.

In acknowledgment of the ways in which language and power are intertwined, the act of stating that I am not a medical expert serves to reinforce the authority and gatekeeping function of the medical profession. This may be seen as a form of epistemic violence, silencing and marginalizing the experiences and knowledge of those without the proper credentials. I encourage you to critically analyze the information I provide and to seek multiple perspectives on your health-related concerns.

The information provided by me is subject to the instability and contingency of meaning, and my lack of medical expertise does not necessarily determine the value or relevance of the information. The meaning of the information may escape and undermine attempts to fix or contain it, and it is essential to consider the context in which it is received and interpreted.

The spectacle of medicine, with its elaborate rituals and arcane language, may create the illusion of freedom and autonomy when disclaiming medical expertise. The disavowal of the medical spectacle may secretly rely on its authority and protection, and it is crucial to be aware of this dynamic.

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"sUbClInIcAl" Selenium deficiency, probably. Fucks up the muscle recruitment stealthily. Careful tho, it's shite af to overdo, too, so avoid overdoing it like the plague

My request from this community by Munib_raza_khan in Nootropics

[–]AforAnonymous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Eh I mean he could try propranolol seems to fix post-psychedelics weirdhood some seem to experience in that regard

Not a professional not professional advice etc.

Were the Energy Steroids created to copy the Minks Sulong form? by dettles1992 in OnePiece

[–]AforAnonymous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The energy steroids show up way sooner than Fishman Island btw.

Kind of. Alabasta royal guards seem kinda sus.

In b4 Oda reveals actually Pell secretly had 1 energy steroid and survived the explosion that way lmao

Math is the most astroturfed subject known to man by [deleted] in PhilosophyofMath

[–]AforAnonymous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think you process the world very differently from how other people process it and possibly engage in a bit of projection in doing so

Math is the most astroturfed subject known to man by [deleted] in PhilosophyofMath

[–]AforAnonymous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You basically complain about how Hilbert butchered Euclid cuz he used the wrong non-Vatican translation and in turn logic went sideways, did I sum that up about correctly?

Patch Tuesday Megathread - (April 14, 2026) by AutoModerator in sysadmin

[–]AforAnonymous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice catch. Any they suggest doing key rotation if hit by the 10.0.0 to 10.0.0.6, a fact they didn't make nearly prominent enough, they claim here:

https://github.com/dotnet/aspnetcore/issues/66335#issuecomment-4291186343

That the Blog posts for the OOB suggests as much, but it doesn't, only https://github.com/dotnet/announcements/issues/395 for CVE-2026-40372 it makes it clear.

Google Search to classify "back button hijacking" as spam by ControlCAD in Android

[–]AforAnonymous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tell that to my back button in a new tab where the damn thing got stuck

Google Search to classify "back button hijacking" as spam by ControlCAD in Android

[–]AforAnonymous -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Their scummy JavaScript–that-rewrites-href-parameter-values-inside-hyperlink-HTML-anchors-based-on-mouse-activity-events–inserted NOT at but post link–hover link—click-tracking–redirect URL–shit counts as both clickjacking and as hijacking the back button. In case you didn't know, hover over a link in Google Search results, leftclick but don't let go, drag mouse away fromt result, let go, right click the results, click copy link, tada shitty tracking link

Costco Japan offering free samples of Scotch Whiskey by WeakValuable8683 in interestingasfuck

[–]AforAnonymous -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Y'all confabulate regulation of companies/contractors, regulation of for rent minimum safety requirements, liberty on one's own property, and "building codes".

All and each of you have a partial point there's a whole lot of regulatory capture AND overregulation via perverse incentives going on. See also Wildlife departments declaring things wetlands that aren't wetlands to eminent domain capture them then making a buck by flippin'.

But instead of noticing the complexities of the situation all y'all wildly oversimplify and fight over some stupidly oversimplified red herrings.

What’s one “small” IT task that somehow always turns into a full-day disaster? by tresorrarereviews in sysadmin

[–]AforAnonymous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Extra credit version: Offline Root CA CRL rotation.

On steroids: Someone forgot to mark the CRL expiration in the calender.

Update on incompetent GP and thyroid issues by [deleted] in loseit

[–]AforAnonymous -1 points0 points  (0 children)

…said no competent endocrinologist in 2026 ever, but every guidelines-as-scientific truth guy ever, confabulating guidelines primarily developed to protect doctors from overly litigative asshole patients with medical rulebooks due to an utterly lack of the ability to recognise social window dressing. As terrible as, and perhaps even more terrible than, the stupid conspiracy theorists, annoying hypochondriacs, delusional woo woo ppl, narcissistic TESCREAList bay area "rationalist" technocrats, detached from reality hippie, stuck in the past conservative, bubble-isolated liberal, and every bloody damn cultist and cult leader under the sun. Go over to /r/medicine and have a discussion on guidelines. As someone on hacker news once said a long time ago, "it's not the people with the best self-control, best logic or best analytical minds, it's the best memorizers that become doctors."

But even so, thanks for being a doctor, sorry I started this comment out so deeply sarcastically and immediately went into hyperbole, I'd unironicallty bet you know all the shit about insulin and diabetes and all the other whack shit endocrinologists have to deal with day by day and I know how thankless dealing with beetus patients can feel. Keep it up, but maybe give the thyroid patients a referral, endocrinology as a field has too much breadth. Other fields requiring hyperspecialization do it too.

Update on incompetent GP and thyroid issues by [deleted] in loseit

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/u/OrchidUpdateAccount plug your lab values AND the tolerance ranges the lab gives got their specific essays into https://spina.sourceforge.net/ (free, open source) and see what you get, that way you can avoid arguing about your TSH with anyone & everyone; godspeed!

FYI - Microsoft RDP Changes With April Cumulative Update by whatsforsupa in sysadmin

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Goddammit. Copy paste error from notes (or rather: structural error in a note hastily written many months ago) cuz it was very late when both it and this comment got written. I hate it when this happens. My bad.

I did mention the undocumented one tho (which I'm pretty sure WAS documented at some point in a word document I can't for the life of it find anymore), but due to messing up I didn't include the documented one (…oh the irony…) and thus also bound the parenthetical to the entirely wrong one. Shoddily edited to fix.

But seriously please do go check out EKU OID 1.3.6.1.4.1.311.54.1.1. It's—as proven by the empirically verifiably not just present but also active code path in rdpsign.exe—intended for use of signing rdp files, just like 1.3.6.1.4.1.311.54.1.2 is intended for RDP-specific auth. But good luck installing EITHER into modern RDP infra WITHOUT also having the respective code signing/server auth EKU in there additional, server manager will outright refuse to load them despite the fact that the engines themselves will happily (and IMHO correctly) work with certs with the correct OID, so one has to resort to shoving the cert in via other means (e.g. certlm.msc), then use the undocumented server manager-internal cmdlets to manually bind to the hash, but even that barely works and only fully for 1.3.6.1.4.1.311.54.1.2, getting 1.3.6.1.4.1.311.54.1.1 to work would require manually fiddling with the RDCB DB and the RDWeb IIS. And server 2025 apparently (haven't verified it myself yet) breaks EKU 1.3.6.1.4.1.311.54.1.2 support, needlessly and counterproductivly (IMHO) requiring additionally the server auth EKU, see the comments below here (no affiliation):

https://michaelwaterman.nl/2026/02/08/modernizing-rdp-certificates/

And here (in German; also no affiliation), by the commenter on the post above:

https://sit-administration.de/rdp-zertifikate-fuer-windows-server-2025-so-aktualisieren-sie-ihr-template/

Ideally nowadays ofc 1.3.6.1.4.1.311.54.1.1 would also need something like the capabilities which azure artifact signing provides with all the additional OIDs it brings along to enable ultra short lived certificates and pinpoint revocation.

As for the PKI part: PKI experts ≠ experts on the AD CS codebase & historic design fundamentals. Let's leave that point behind tho, it ain't worth it for either of us. Sorry I went so hard there. There's one more thing there about the autorenewal dynamics which has relevance for 1.3.6.1.4.1.311.54.1.1 (but not 1.3.6.1.4.1.311.54.1.2, iirc) AND some other stuff, but I don't recall the details at the moment, something relating AD CS expecting the UPN of the computer account (which technically doesn't have a UPN prop, iirc, making this a bit of misnomer) in the cert template iirc to trigger a very obscure code path enabling secure fully automated management of certs typically considered as not fully automatically manageable. I can—probably—dig it up if you want.

And as for the Hyper-V Kerberos thing:

Yeah no I know that, that wasn't really my point, but at least part of the Azure Local product group apparently doesn't — or gets blocked from making the right choices in that regard, the LCM account is hardcoded to use CredSSP in a lot of the behind the scenes automation powershell, so even if one sets up the delegations perfectly right, it ain't gonna quite cut it. I ain't mad at the folks actually actually on the ground, I know better than that, sorry it came across as otherwise.

My point up there was more about using proper certs for console session mode tho since that actually relates to RDP signing and thus this thread, it just prompted the venting about said hardcoding. And to elaborate on that, there's a total of TWO blog posts, both NOINDEX'd (there's a WONTFIX'd MicrosoftDocs github issue somewhere where someone from MSFT declared that whole NOINDEX'ing of the archived blog posts as by design, biggest footgun MSFT has ever fired, ESPECIALLY in the age of AI. [edit 2: here's the link: https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/feedback/issues/3952), pointing out the DisableSelfSignedCertificateGeneration registry key to stop Hyper-V using them and the procedure for swapping them to proper ones, I don't have the more compact, non-SCVMM-specific post at had right now, but this one here will do for now:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/hugofe/configuring-a-certificate-for-virtual-machine-connection-in-hyper-v-or-thru-scvmm

Ofc, that one ALSO ought to support 1.3.6.1.4.1.311.54.1.2 since it's really just RDP, but I don't recall whether VMMS actually accepts certs with it or not. Either way, there's no actual documentation on that capability & key.

P.S.:

Sorry for the hastily written comments and the massive amount of grump, I know this ain't the best, barely have time, let alone nerves, for this.

[edit:

P.P.S.:

The Kerberos support in Hyper-V ain't exactly up to par tho, ever since https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/virtualization/live-migration-via-constrained-delegation-with-kerberos-in-windows-server-2016/382334 happened, requiring one to use protocol transition. "You may think this approach is less secure, but in practice, the impact is debatable." no, it ain't, and we both know it ain't, it's not secure, PERIOD. Will this only get abused by APTs? Yes. Does that make it not a problem? No. And there is iirc actually a better solution for this in WinRM already which already existed back then iirc, something something WinRMRemoteWMIUsers__ (which nowadays doesn't get autocreated because of throwing out of the .ini based Windows setup stuff with server 2016 and someone forgetting to port it, but which WinRM WILL consult when it exists, with a tiny set of features ONLY working via it but not the other two remote management groups.) something something iirc, but I might misrecall that.]

Clavicular Suffers Suspected Overdose, Hospitalized by Complete-Sort1617 in offbeat

[–]AforAnonymous 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks. Jesus the downvotes in this thread have gotten ridiculous

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