If I bought the device with my own money, you should not be allowed to install ANY remote management
If I bought the device with my own money, you should not be allowed to install ANY remote management software on it for any reason
Aagreed 1000%
Rthat is agreed.
Ryou should offer me a school owned device if you wish to have that installed
Rto which I will promptly ignore for anything other than what you need me to use it for
RHell you actually couldn't connect to my highschool's WiFi without installing AirWatch MDM (which only works on iOS btw)
R...On a personal device
Reww
Agood lord
Ryeah, gross
RA lot of us bypassed it by using the guest WiFi on a VPN
RI used to bring in a shitty tablet with an LTE connection and use that as a hotspot
Rahh well school internal wifi is a bit different.
Rguest is meant for guests
ROr if I was stuck on a school PC I'd just VNC into my home PC
Ror BYOD
Rthe internal one should only be used by school owned devices
Amy old school had a BYOD wifi. needless to say it was completely unsecure and i used a VPN the entire time i used it
RCorrection, it's been a few years since I went to highschool lol, the network setup was
Ryou connect to the guest WiFi and get hit with a captive portal
Rand if you select "I'm a guest" it just lets you in but with an extremely limited web filter
Nis there a decent audio reading library for .NET? CSCore is written for .NET Framework and NAudio has a lot of Windows-stuff in it that makes it hard for cross platform
RMore limited than what students get
Adepends what you mean by audio reading
Rbut if you select "I'm a student or staff member" it forces you to install AirWatch MDM
Aplayback?
Aor just handling audio files
NI just need PCM data out of those to feed it to OpenAL
RThat's just stupid
Aah. i'm not aware of a single library to do that, but it depends what you need. if you want vorbis, i can recommend
StbVorbisSharpNI guess my route is writing my own
Ayou could do that, but best of luck implementing MP3.
that's a treasure trove of hell
that's a treasure trove of hell
NNAudio luckily has NLayer which can decode Mpeg Layers 1 to 3
RNVorbis is one I've used in the past, plus a little helper function to convert the samples to PCM data
Nand yeah NVorbis as well
NWAV files seem to be the easiest since I only need to worry about encoding
Aehh, personally i can recommend
StbVorbisSharp over nvorbisNI'll check that out
Nalthough it would probably be cool if .NET actually had libraries 
Atechpizza will disagree i'm sure but it just has a very simple to use api
NI noticed stride just uses ffmpeg and converts audio to PCM during their build step
Awell at some point in the future i plan to add vorbis and mp3 streaming to mixr.
mixr is written in rust but I wrote a c# wrapper for it
mixr is written in rust but I wrote a c# wrapper for it
Agood lord. there are 1000 better ways to do that, lol
Nthere are
RThere is also midisharp if you're looking for MIDI files
RWhat would be really nice is if .NET had a standard API for showing message boxes and file dialogs
Rinstead of having to reach out to platform-specific APIs directly
Ait does. you just have to use ETO.Forms
RI believe you can also convert MUS files from doom to C#
A