Yeah, just tested this, @Kyle Gospo, and it should literally be a drop in replacement.
Yeah, just tested this, @Kyle Gospo, and it should literally be a drop in replacement.
RAnd it properly handle running only on AC instead of always like the current one.
RIt will automatically pause and resume it after.
OSearching this term had me very confused until I realized you weren't talking about a social media app
M"ujust ptyxis-transparency 1"
Othough I will say the fact the Clapper (social media) About Us page says "No kids allowed" almost made me want to install it lmao
Ethe number 1 doesnt work but 0.99999999 does
Tactually weird because 1 works for me 
but whatever works
but whatever worksE
Ei can go as far as
0.99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 even
VSame is true for me
Twhat DE?
VKDE
Tmaybe its different there. i only have access to my gnome laptop rn and it worked with 1
EKDE here too on my bazzussy install
Ti am suffering from a KDE issue
Mweird, KDE here, 1 works fine..
Tok so it's not DE exclusive
Tyeah idk
Hi will give you a likely scenario
laptop user
they do not lock their computer (this is disturbingly common these days) and have no auto lock configured
recall is enabled by default (and they most likely do not know about it)
laptop user
they do not lock their computer (this is disturbingly common these days) and have no auto lock configured
recall is enabled by default (and they most likely do not know about it)
CSure, but at that point you'll have access to the person's email, messaging accounts, likely work material, personal files and everything else the owner himself had access to. Not much to defend a computer without a password like that with physical access.
CMalignant access to all of those is likely much more damaging than continuous screenshots.
SHi
SDoes anyone know why sunshine streams always the wrong monitors?
ARecall is not released yet we do not know if it will be enabled by default
AMost likely not since it will consume battery etc
AWe don't know specifics yet but imo the problem is that it might record stuff that it shouldn't
ASo it will be interesting to see how Ms deals with that
Hyes but the point is that recall made it infinitely easier since it puts it all in 1 place
Hno worries, next step is MS insists on always on camera for facial recognition, 'for your safety'
Hthere is also the posibility of remotely tapping into recall without the user knowing it, but it will need to be released first to even be attempted
CThey already have Windows Hello
Hindeed
PThe issue might be quite a bit bigger. Some programs (er ex. banking sites) have their local executables encrypted but Recall effectively circumvents it. Even more, it gives context to actions, and even access to otherwise encrypted files by effectively OCRing what's on screen. From the initial reports I don't have much confidence they'll do it right off the bat and we may see big consequences because of that
PDon't forget this will also have access to information that might otherwise not be saved locally, as an example private cloud documents, chats or even RDP/SSH sessions
CFrom where I stand, it doesn't seem to provide an attack surface that's much bigger than something like ShadowPlay.
PWe'll see how it plays out when it's out, for me it's a bit too big pill to swallow
5I really dont get how MS gets away with this stuff when companies can be so secretive. I work in pharma and we had to come up with a code system to refer to our clients cause some of them didnt like that we had their names on binders and a competitor might see that during an audit. But we'll keep using windows even if its phoning home information and might be recording your whole desktop somewhere
5Like imagine how much more damage that does if someone stole you laptop and had your log in. They wouldnt have to look for anything. They could just ask copilot
PSo we're in the same sector /wave
Not only binders, but in communication (Teams names, emails) and everything.
Not only binders, but in communication (Teams names, emails) and everything.
5Fuck teams
PAlso fuck MS for enforcing a default expiration policy of 3 months for meeting recordings so they can save pennies in onedrive storage costs
Dhow do i uninstall emudeck completly?
5Teams breaks our documents and they were like "we dont intend to fix it". So I have to bitch at people for using it
5You may not be able to
5I'm under the impression you cant just remove something that's layered in. If you do it takes more space
5But you should be able to uninstall it enough so its just the installer
AProtected applications on Android can signal to the OS that screen recording should be disabled
AShould be like that in windows but I'm not a windows user
PI can confirm it's actually a thing, had to make an investigation for a ticket. Combed through EXIF for documents and web apps (including teams) strips some data out when saving documents which are normally present when editing them in the desktop versions of the apps (namely comments and such collaboration features). When externals edited documents in web apps (because the E1 license doesn't provide them with a desktop version of the app) and sent them beack there were differences in the document and truthfully there's nothing you can do apart fom agreeing on using one version and sticking to it if you want consistency
AIn general android has state of the art security
