spuzzelsnest

IT guy with a broad interest in the world | Photographer, news addict, pseudo-historian, part-time weirdo

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@GAIABrussels Wat een verschrikkelijk "reclame" filmpje #notyourmilk Ben nog steeds opzoek naar de relevantie 🤮

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@GAIABrussels wat een verschrikkelijk "reclame" filmpje #notyourmilk Hoe erg dat er levende dieren hiervoor werden ingezet, een schande #dierenmishandeling Ben nog steeds opzoek naar de relevantie 🤮

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@film_girl Or use AI and write your own service 😀

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@derrickgott007 Well, then these companies are becoming obsolete. I would argue that with AI, you can write anything, and with a public IP address, you can host anything... Lets start writing our own services!

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@lexi_trades1 I would love this, I'll give them more stuff to sticker an color it. it makes it a truely unique device!

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@Cassie_complex @plex Back to Jellyfin it is!!!!

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@plex And for what? Can you guarantee a lifetime of service? will you pay back if your company goes bankrupt in 5 years. Luckely for the local service there are lots of better options in open source! Bye Bye 👋👋👋👋

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@TechByTaraa 3.11 was the first one and windows 10 was the absolute last one! Very happy to have turned away from it!!

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@piyush784066 Yes, the best decision in your life!

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@CyberRacheal A?

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@CyberRacheal B

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What a laugh, the arrogance of #microsoft on updating Chrome to the new version
... " With the added trust of Microsoft"
WHAT TRUST???

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@WoutvanAert dikke proficiat!!!! Wat een inspanning!!

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@manojdotdev 2 > /dev/null

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@PieterVBO @crevits Naast het feit dat dit niet haar bevoegdheid is, is het ook spijtig dat er geen plaats is voor de ambtenaren op kantoor. Ze hebben gebouwen verkocht en huur opgezegd.

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@CyberRacheal Windows! Nonthing works for users and all private data is captured… a company that is running itself in the ground

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@proximus Regio gent nog steeds geen connectie

[Winston Ighodaro @Officialwhyte22]

Many people believe plugging in a USB drive leaves no trace once it’s removed. In reality, Windows treats removable devices like permanent guests. Every USB storage device ever connected is recorded in the registry, along with its manufacturer, product name, serial number, and the last time it was seen. This makes USB activity one of the easiest insider threats to investigate during forensic analysis. Even if files are deleted and the USB drive is long gone, the system still remembers it. Windows logs the device under USBSTOR, assigns it a drive letter, and records installation events in system logs. Investigators can correlate these artifacts to prove that a specific USB device was connected to a specific machine and often determine whether it was used for data transfer. In the terminal below, the investigator(me) queries the registry to list all USB storage devices that have ever been connected. A SanDisk USB device stands out, complete with a unique serial number. Mounted device records reveal it was assigned drive letter F:. Event logs confirm exactly when the USB driver was installed, and disk queries show how the device appeared to the system. Even without the USB present, the evidence remains. This is how forensic analysts catch data theft that insiders assume is invisible.

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@PharaVrt Als ons kat een koe was ... Phara, geen vuurtjes aanwakkeren, he. We waren nu bijna af van de discutie die volgens mij ontstaan is uit een miscommunicatie.

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@Michaeldcock @Pdbruyne Counteren? Onbeschoft onderbreken is een andere benaming...