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@DamianEdwards Allow Microsoft C# extensions in Cursor IDE so I can use FBA's. I realize this is more-so a cursor problem, but Microsoft did specificially add in the extension logic to disable not only the debugger aspect (which I get), but language features too...

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@jacobbundgaard @DamianEdwards Issue discussing it:

https://t.co/kxDlKFYCLy

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@jacobbundgaard @DamianEdwards Technically already somewhat possible natively (see link below), but certainly would like cleaner native support for dotnet inline FBA!

https://t.co/TRaqjjfSDg

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@LinusEkenstam Needs an indicator of possession. These teams would voluntarily send the ball back to their half quite frequently. So visual misrepresented a teams advance at times.

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@Airaasayss White (letter A in BLACK)

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@wagslane Is c# stuff coming? That would be awesome

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@RaulJuncoV Same conclusion I made. Requestly was the only one I found that supported collection runners w/o requiring a sign-in or subscription. And it appears to be in active development, so I'd bet any of the rough edges will be polished real soon.

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@awakecoding Thanks! Much appreciated!

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@awakecoding any open software engineering roles at Devolutions? I'm a .NET developer and have heavily used RDM in my day-to-day. Love the product and would love to join the team!

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@awakecoding I actually just submitted one a few mins ago. Whoops! Should have waited a few so I could put your name.

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@awakecoding In case its helpful, Here's a deep dive I did a while back of Windows sandbox internals, albeit its a bit outdated probably.

https://t.co/Ep4QiAXm0t

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@blackroomsec @TheRobinDP Me as well!

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@WindowsCentral Dont think this is an accurate report of current events. The recent security incident was at the hosting provider end, not a github hijacking AFAIK...

https://t.co/8I6ymO5ImP

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@schreibersing @brankopetric00 Self-hosted agents perhaps: https://t.co/owb4t8Zt66

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@brankopetric00 Explore containerization. Establish versioning best practices and automatic testing. Bump db/svr bkp frequency. Standardize tech stack and tooling. Etc...

All of this requires substantial team and management buy-in, and likely significant team size additions.

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@brankopetric00 Using legacy tech stacks, source control, and outdated packaging tooling... The fix? A whole lot of patience. Focus on critical paths and iterate. Collocate all severs (on-prem/cloud). Establish a form of CI/CD. Install deployment agents on servers. Use proxies effectively.

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@chux13786509 U said bug, but not specifically vulnerabilty, so looking more generally: line 43 & 49 dont have return, so client never receives valid token (or exception). Not familiar with the environment, so maybe thats not necessary to do? 🤷‍♂️

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@svpino Windows sandbox run locally and doesn't persist after shutdown, similar benefit (can use startup scripts to auto-install vscode and such)