Kleurvariaties, oftewel genetisch polymorfisme, komen bij 3,5 procent van de vogelsoorten voor en zijn erfelijk bepaald. Het overgrote deel van de buizerds is min of meer bruin. Zo’n 5 procent is (spier)wit, eenzelfde percentage zwart. De basis voor die kleurvariaties ligt in de hoeveelheid pigment: hoe meer melanine, hoe donkerder de buizerd.
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Ik heb nu dus geleerd dat een buizerd ontzettend veel kleurvariaties van licht tot donker kan hebben.
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I have converted the below PowerShell one-liner into this batch file (the ^| syntax is to ensure the pipe runs within PowerShell, not within the batch file):
Since I am a CLI person, and some Windows applications are only available on the Microsoft Store, I wanted to be able to initiate an update cycle from the command-line interface.
I had this for several packages now, since I am updating them daily.
I am assuming there is a way to remove versions, which leads to this error until there is a new update.
It was confirmed this summer from
I’m smarter than the average bear at least once or twice a month. I think it might be packages which are pulled back and you happen to have installed that version
Das Betriebssystem FritzOS 7.50 für Fritzbox-Router ist fertig. Mit dabei sind das Wireguard-VPN und Verbesserungen im Smart-Home-Funktionsumfang.
Finally, early september 2023 my Fritz!Box 7490 devices updated from firmware version 7.29 to 7.57 so apparently it took AVM quite a while to test and stabilise the new features on Fritz!Box 7490.
Fritzbox-Update: Bereits angegriffene Sicherheitslücke wahrscheinlich
In Internetforen finden sich Hinweise darauf, dass die mit dem Update geschlossene Sicherheitslücke bereits angegriffen wird. Den Gerüchten zufolge können Angreifer Zugriff durch den HTTPS-Port 443 erlangen und hätten dann Zugangsdaten zur Fritzbox sowie PPP-Zugangsdaten verändert. Dadurch sei kein Internetzugang mehr möglich, und auch der Zugriff auf die Fritzbox werde verhindert. Einzig ein Werksreset helfe dann, um wieder Zugriff zu erlangen.
The odd thing of the upgrade logs is that the fiber connected 7490 mentioning a DSL settings reset, but the DSL connected 7490 didn’t:
The internet access for my mentally retarded brother is fully based on whitelists.
It’s a simple reasoning: his mental abilities is basically a fixed box that does not grow. If he gains one part, he loses on another part.
This makes his risks assessments low and unpredictable at best, especially on the rapidly changing internet, hence whitelisting at the router level.
Whitelisting also implicates I need to update the ever changing list of domains that Windows 10 uses to keep newer versions up-to-date.
If you don’t, then you get an error [Wayback] 0xc1900223 while searching for or a applying updates. The description of that error isn’t accurate; what it actually means is that your computer cannot connect to one or more of the many update locations.
This indicates that there was a problem downloading and installing the selected update. Windows Update will try again later and there is nothing you need to do at this time.
In my experience installing from an ISO image is often even faster (especially for updating one or many virtual machines) than with the “Windows 10 Upgrade” tool or “Media Creation Tool”. Force downloading Windows 10 ISOs instead of Media Creation Tool describes how.
Maybe one day someone makes an overview of these in one big worksheet to easily spot the differences. Until then it is a trial and error process every 6 months or so.
I prefer installing applications through the CLI (command-line interface). This way, things can be scripted and installation parameters be stored under version control.
But I don’t want GUI, I want CLI as that is way easier to automate than GUI. I knew this should theoretically be possible from my the above winget post.
Putting this to practice however at first failed. Later I found a GUI-based workaround. So this was not possible purely on the CLI.
This post is both a summary of the most important bits and a reminder for myself to check if installing Microsoft Store via [Wayback/Archive] Winget without a Microsoft Store account is still impossible (as when downloading via the GUI from the Microsoft Store site an account is not needed).
winget
First however on how I ended up at winget for anyway were these posts:
To determine whether your account has 2FA enabled, go to Special:Preferences. Under “Basic information”, check the entry for “Two-factor authentication”, which should be between “Global account” and “Global preferences”:
If the entry says “TOTP (one-time token)”, 2FA is currently enabled on your account.
If the entry says “None enabled”, 2FA is currently disabled on your account.
The Wiert Corner - irregular stream of stuff 