kernelle
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- Comment on Can I still bypass Microsoft account creation when reinstalling windows through the "reset this PC" option? 5 days ago:
Honestly I have no idea how they keep getting away with adding more and more hurdles for local account creation. Literally no other OS for mobile or PC has this.
I’ve seen anything from devices with a local account automatically enabling bitlocker with no way of recovering if bitlocker trips to devices with an MS account tripping bitlocker only to find out the recovery keys are not saved to the MS account, absolutely bonkers.
- Comment on Can I still bypass Microsoft account creation when reinstalling windows through the "reset this PC" option? 5 days ago:
Yeah check which version of windows it installs, it’ll be 22H2 or 24H2.
- Comment on Can I still bypass Microsoft account creation when reinstalling windows through the "reset this PC" option? 6 days ago:
BypassNRO was removed from system files in 25H2 last year, unless you happened to be served an old ISO this won’t work anymore.
This is what I’ve been using since:
- Complete the initial Windows 11 install and restart your PC.
- When you reach the Secondary Keyboard Layout screen (before the Microsoft Account sign-up stage), press Ctrl + Shift + J to open the developer console.
- In the console, type the command: WinJS.Application.restart(“ms-cxh://LOCALONLY”)
- Hit Enter, then press Escape to close the console.
You can also use Rufus to make a setup drive which preconfigures the local account. This method and the one I use are described in this article.
PS: It still works if you copy the BypassNRO.cmd file from an old system to a new one when you’re in OOBE mode (Shift+F10) during setup. It’s just a powershell command that sets a registery key and reboots.
- Comment on The End of an Era 1 week ago:
I was recently talking about this but with the moon. I’m not sure about a moon base but the next time mankind will land on the moon is 2028. If they settle and get a rotation going for supplies people could probably be living on the moon in 2030.
Enjoy looking up at a deserted moon while it lasts, soon you’ll always be looking up at moonmen.
- Comment on you ot' a bloody loisense for that bottle o watta innit? 1 week ago:
Bo’o o wo’a
- Comment on Just the way we likes it. 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Just the way we likes it. 2 weeks ago:
I can’t tell you how many scripts I’ve written to format poorly made CSV files
- Comment on The way this egg peels in infuriating 2 weeks ago:
Just let people have their hyper specific tools
- Comment on Amen 🙏 2 weeks ago:
That’s a WD40 grade dad joke though the teacher should be proud
- Comment on WHERE THE FUCK IS THE CURSOR? 3 weeks ago:
Hell yeah! And if you do a three finger pinch on a trackpad it does a magnifying zoom onto your cursor! Super handy on my 13" laptop
- Comment on What are your hallmark games? What games have shaped how you view games? 3 weeks ago:
In a way, I see it more as a square/rectangle situation. A game that helps to shape you is probably a favourite one, not necessarily the other way around. It’s a good thread either way.
- Comment on What are your hallmark games? What games have shaped how you view games? 3 weeks ago:
Honestly I love reading about peoples favourite games! I thought it was funny in this thread
- Comment on Truth 3 weeks ago:
I’ll admit that there was a time I thought only idiots wore branded clothing. Partly because advertising, but mainly because some prints age terribly while the piece of clothing itself is fine.
That was before I realised how easy it is to connect with someone because of their clothing.
- Comment on What are your hallmark games? What games have shaped how you view games? 3 weeks ago:
ITT: A bunch of people misunderstanding the question
- Comment on How much brainrot can you handle 4 weeks ago:
Yeah movement is goofy like you’d expect people to be goofin
- Comment on [deleted] 1 month ago:
It’s an aggregation issue, the same content provided on multiple servers is considered spam and ranks low
- Comment on bold words 1 month ago:
Girl, you’re -
- Comment on Anon goes to Japan 1 month ago:
PS2 was region locked as well, although you had the possibility for a network upgrade I never had that extention.
My father brought over Crash Bandicoot from the states one day and it had a red label instead of the black/blue one we had in the EU and completely refused to play on our PS2.
- Comment on It's barely a science. 2 months ago:
It’s definitely just Maths with feelings sprinkled on top.
If you read a book by any investor they’ll talk about the irrationality of the market. They’ll say how daytrading should be mathematically impossible, but admit how some people do profit a lot from it.
I wouldn’t call it pseudoscience, because it’s like mixing maths with psychology.
- Comment on in all fairness italian cuisine is a relatively recent invention 2 months ago:
A-tier joke lmao
- Comment on Rainbow Six Siege Has Been Hacked Again, And Players Are Reportedly Getting 67-Day Bans 3 months ago:
Imma hit Gen Z with a 23 skidoo next time they 6-7
- Comment on EU lawmakers to study ban 'loot boxes' and other addictive features in video games 3 months ago:
I’m drawing the line at paying for a thing that might be good or bad, mechanics like that are addictive especially to children
- Comment on EU lawmakers to study ban 'loot boxes' and other addictive features in video games 3 months ago:
Season passes and FOMO aren’t gambling, you get what you buy and although I don’t like them they are not the issue.
Lootbox systems are designed to be addictive as it’s paying money to recieve a prize with very bad odds. Glad my country banned them a while ago.
- Comment on You guys had a peak? 4 months ago:
I’ve learned the same, but I’ve concluded the following: there’s a proper path for everyone, but there aren’t enough educators to give proper guidance in finding your path. If you can and are willing, I would still recommend the formal education. It’s finding your own path of growth that’s the difficult part.
- Comment on Why do some Americans "feel ashamed" for being American even when it's not their fault? 4 months ago:
While agreeing for the most part, it’s painfully clear as someone in the EU how politics in the US empower far right rethorics everywhere else. While politicians in my country have condemned the actions of the US, the political landscape has shifted dramatically.
Everyone is pointing at the US because their politics trickles down into ours, not the other way around.
- Comment on Try again 5 months ago:
Recently watched it again and it surprisingly still holds up very well, very good watch!
- Comment on Space is beautiful 5 months ago:
I’m assuming the inverse square law would hinder us from seeing anything useful. But now I’m imagining scientists being ecstatic about discovering a foreign signal, only to realise its us from the past
- Comment on mercy merci 5 months ago:
This take could swing from normal all the way to unhinged depending on the number and size the spiders
- Comment on See ya. 5 months ago:
- Comment on See ya. 5 months ago:
As a European, the book wasn’t in any of my curriculums. But I’m working my way through the classics. And as the other commenter said, your spoiler tag isn’t collapsible. No worries though, my fault for reading this thread.
