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@0xabad1dea Right Alt on European keyboards usually acts as Ctrl+Alt (eg \ on Slovenian keyboard is AltGr+Q or Ctrl+Alt+Q).

@0xabad1dea Right Alt (AltGr) doesn't work?

@ar Don't worry, once you upgrade to 2.4, you'll have to rewrite all of your config files anyway, because the format is now completely different.

@berglerma @0xabad1dea Weird, could be just one server that somehow drifted, but that should cause problems on that server itself, too (assuming anybody pays attention).

@berglerma @0xabad1dea If the laptop is part of a domain, it'll automatically sync time with domain controller (you can't have more than 5 minutes difference between client and server, otherwise Kerberos authentication won't work), so what almost certainly happened is that your work's DCs have wrong time, and they propagate it to all clients.

@jerry 🫧

@0xabad1dea Looks like one of the files causes winpeshl.ini on the ramdrive to be deleted, which eventually results in command prompt to be spawned instead of the usual UI.

@petrikas Ray-Ban is now owned by Luxottica (like just about every other glasses brand)…

@0xabad1dea There's also about 20 MB of other files.

@GossiTheDog

• it provides a login bypass, as you’re dumped as SYSTEM prior to Windows Hello or password login

Technically you're running in WinPE with unlocked drive.

@wdormann YellowKey works fine on my laptop – copied the FsTx folder to System Volume Information directory on my sysresccd USB drive (2GB FAT32), Shift+restart, held Ctrl until recovery environment booted to command prompt. Unlocked partition, predictably did not unlock D:.

@lisamelton Must be a very recent change, because the profile looks fine on infosec.exchange, which is running v4.6.0-alpha.7+glitch.

@gloriouscow Now you need to make it chase the light pen!

@benfry Sounds like problems that plague many many modern UIs. All bling, no usability.

@grickle Of course he doesn't – the cat owns him.

@jkmcnk But but quantum computers are just around the corner!

@severtz @danluu The Orange Site (Hacker News)

@pteryx @lyrial @tj Sadly at least the Windows scrollbars don't behave like the real thing (clicking the shaded area outside the thumb doesn't move the thumb directly to the clicked position, but instead moves it a slightly larger amount than clicking the arrows).

@azonenberg You forgot to remove the protective plastic.

@niconiconi alias vi="wine notepad"; alias vim="wine winword"