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@france_identite Bonjour, est-il prévu de pouvoir générer un justificatif à usage unique depuis un ordinateur ? Par exemple par l'usage d'un lecteur de carte à puce USB pour s'authentifier sur le site avec la CNI ?

@france_identite Bonjour, quel texte de loi présenter quand une organisation refuse le document d'identité temporaire généré via france identité ?

@france_identite Bonjour, des plans pour les appareils Android qui n'ont pas les services Google ? Votre application retourne des erreurs obscures lorsque les services Google sont absents de l'appareil.

@tr_vink @itojuan520 T'es optimiste.

@Zulgrib @itojuan520 Tu ne prépare les cours qu’une fois et tu utilises ça pendant 10 ans.

Comment ça 42 en France ? Qui m’a piqué ma part ??

@Nina_7xO7 @itojuan520 @tr_vink Hey, 0 problèmes. Pour ne pas te donner tort les profs devraient refuser de voir les parents, les remises de bulletin par courrier sans vous voir, on remplace les conseils de classe par un LLM, les élèves sont virés sans conseil de discipline pour éco du temps.

@Zulgrib @itojuan520 @tr_vink Combien d'heures de cours devant les élèves par semaine? A peu près 20 en moyenne non? Ce qui laisse aux profs tout autant de temps pour préparer leurs cours et corriger les copies. Le métier n'est pas facile mais niveau vacances, ça se gave bien.

@RIP_educ Le devoir est orienté politiquement. Cela ne veut pas dire que c'est bien ou pas, il l'est c'est tout.

L'égalité hommes/femmes, c'est woke visiblement. Parents Vigilants, la poubelle identitaire, épisode 99.

The 48GB 4090 mod video made me go back and look at our EVGA finale video. Still one of my favorite videos we've ever produced. We really got to capture something special before everything was wound-down over there. For anyone who missed it 3 years ago: youtube.com/watch?v=Gc0YlQ…

@ElectroBOOMGuy Radio frequency relations prevents that

Question, what's stopping mobile phones from making their own cellular mesh and communication channels, at least city wide, allowing to route calls through them rather than going through a service provider? Asking for people of a country that shuts down communications to commit atrocities offline...

@tr_vink @itojuan520 Non car les programmes changent et le niveau des gosses baisse constamment.

@RodKahx Canada didn't stop using Microsoft 365, stop lying thank you.

Hey my European friends and allies. You can choose to boycott American products. Canadians have and it has decimated the US bourbon industry. The best part of this entire thing is that a consumer driven boycott is capitalism at its finest. A tariff isn't. Go get 'em 🇨🇦🇬🇧🇪🇺

@Halvkyrie Fuck low attack surface

... why does OpenVPN Connect come with ffmpeg?

@Jtrace_a_stras En tant que piéton, la présence d'un trottoir ne garantie pas notre intégrité physique non plus, notamment à cause des cyclistes et divers deux roues motorisés. Les refus de priorité aux piétons sont innombrables (en IdF, aucune idée à Strasbourg )

Ce n’est pas parce qu’on a enfin une piste cyclable qu’on est 100% protégé à vélo Aux intersections, quand de nombreux automobilistes doivent croiser la piste et ont le vert en même temps que les cyclistes, le risque de refus de priorité demeure. 📍 Avenue de Colmar, Strasbourg

@EMP450 @endermanch Chromium is maintained by Google?

@endermanch Wouldn't edge be the one leaking memory? I mean this is microsoft we are talking about here lol

Can YouTube just stop leaking memory for no reason?

@itojuan520 @tr_vink Les profs doivent préparer des cours, corriger des copies, potentiellement assister à des réunions / formations. Tranquille l'ignorance.

@tr_vink C'est une moyenne. Il y'a donc les profs quii ont les grandes vacances et tout. Mais aussi certains dans le privée qui ont 6-7 semaine au lieu de 7, plus les jours fériés

Microsoft lie again, Windows 11 now ignores the group policy editor and will install driver updates via Windows Update, even if you have this disabled

@RLeeMX_90 @Cest__Carre France paid money to the us gov for the military help, and you took your sweet time analyzing fucking sand.

@Cest__Carre That debt was repaid in WW1. Then we did it again in WW2. Fuck France. France would be Germany if it weren’t for us. Your farmers seem to be the only ones with any sense. You should listen to them.

@flintaeroinc @PaulConRO France paid for the service, it wasn't free. Remember that.

@PaulConRO Without the US, the French would be speaking German. Remember that.

Without France, the US wouldn't have become independent. Remember that.

@ErichReimer @PaulConRO Selling services isn't saving, it's business. The French gov paid for that.

@PaulConRO America already saved France twice buddy lol

More than 200,000 Danish citizens have signed a petition to buy California as a response to Trump’s attempt to take Greenland. They say they will provide Californians with “rule of law, universal health care, fact-based politics, and a lifetime supply of Danish pastries.”

@Gh0styTongue @vxunderground The analysts needs to be paid what the fuck are you on?

@vxunderground Good job sticking it to MalwareBytes because security shouldn't be subscription based and it screams you will own noting and thats stupid especially for standard security

MalwareBytes has an local database on the machine. It is a SQLite database. It contains settings for various properties such as licensing, malware identified, and known-good and known-bad lists. This is standard anti-malware stuff. The database with "ThankYouForChoosingMalwarebytes" is the less interesting database, as it mostly contains settings (this can still be abused though). Regardless, MalwareBytes does a couple of things with this SQLite stuff MalwareBytes establishes a kernel-mode minifilter (mbam.sys). They setup minifilter callback routines to handle events on the system for process creation, process loading, and registry modification (Image 1) In other words, MalwareBytes is notified immediately when a process is created or an executable image is loaded. When a process is created or an executable image is loaded, MalwareBytes has special functionality to temporarily "pause" execution so it can review it. However, this "pause" happens faster than you or I can blink. Computers are fast. The mbam.sys creates an internal record of all processes running. When a new process is loaded it is added to this internal record. When a program is closed, it is removed from the record. It does this so it doesn't accidentally review or "pause" the same process twice. When a program is added to this list, the kernel-mode component communicates with the user-mode component that then signals and connects to a local SQLite database. The SQLite database then does a lookup to determine if the process "paused" is known or unknown (Image 2) However, it should be noted, Image 2 is not the important SQLite instance I am looking for. This is something else MalwareBytes uses (and communicates to with kernel-mode components). The point still stands. If it is known, it communicates back to the kernel-mode component that is it known. If it known, and known to be malicious, MalwareBytes takes action on the program attempting to run and immediately stops execution. If it is known to be good, MalwareBytes marks it internally as "seen" and keeps it in it's internal record. Image 3 is from the internal database they use. It's fairly large and is mostly settings. I still haven't find where the really nice, big, and important dataset they use is. It requires more poking and more sticks.