…SAC itself, the way it works and makes decisions on what's potentially unsafe, hasn't changed at all. What has changed is that users can now disable SAC whenever they need…
…It wraps the agent, and it doesn't change the fact that the core project trained users to connect a broad set of services to a system that historically treated local trust…
…Manufacturers like TP-Link, ASUS and DrayTek stand to lose the most in this policy change, and if you own a router from one of those companies, I'd be keeping a…
…Still, no one likes to pay for something that was once free, so I understand the criticism surrounding this change and why many people have jumped ship for Jellyfin , a free, open…
…You often step into it because of changing software policy patterns, data security, or just finding a tool that’s free and works on a lightweight system. I started the same way…
…This might also be a good juncture to ask ourselves why we are apparently a long way behind SUSE in terms of having policies and mechanisms for reviewing security-sensitive package changes…
…Switching from TPM-only to BitLocker TPM+PIN sounds like the obvious play, configurable from manage-bde or the Group Policy editor on Pro and Enterprise SKUs, with Home users locked out…
…Nothing about that sounds exciting, but it changed how I interacted with the entire lab. Before that cleanup, every service had its own little personality problem. Some had restart policies, some didn…
…If a service changes its pricing model or privacy policy, moving thousands of notes is a nightmare. I wanted my thoughts to exist as simple, universal Markdown files that I could open…
…If it can make changes, the stakes get higher fast. Don’t give Claude Code Routines direct access to live credentials , production secrets , or anything that can change a running service until…