Christopher Cook
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Computerer, Riffologist. Perth, Western Australia. Scottish.
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Update: 7 pages of "me too" on the ms community so I'd say they do know about it :) learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answer...
KB5066835 update causing IIS Service to not work - Microsoft Q&A
Recently my local hosted IIS services is not running after the new update. My visual studio projects also can't be run as well. I have to delete the new update in order to run my projects and local ho...
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October 16, 2025 at 1:49 AM
Update: 7 pages of "me too" on the ms community so I'd say they do know about it :) learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answer...
Yeah I'm grasping at straws :) stackoverflow shut down the question as wrong category, Reddit isn't much help lol www.reddit.com/r/IIs/s/1YWU...
People are saying it affects IIS as well but my first problem is httplistener because that's how my app talks to its service, for 200k+ users!
People are saying it affects IIS as well but my first problem is httplistener because that's how my app talks to its service, for 200k+ users!
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October 15, 2025 at 11:20 PM
Yeah I'm grasping at straws :) stackoverflow shut down the question as wrong category, Reddit isn't much help lol www.reddit.com/r/IIs/s/1YWU...
People are saying it affects IIS as well but my first problem is httplistener because that's how my app talks to its service, for 200k+ users!
People are saying it affects IIS as well but my first problem is httplistener because that's how my app talks to its service, for 200k+ users!
The latest .net 4.x security update seems to take down http listeners via httpsys. Do we know if that update has been suspended yet?
@damianedwards.com what's the process of someone spots a large issue with a .net framework update? Is it log a ms ticket or is there a GitHub?
@damianedwards.com what's the process of someone spots a large issue with a .net framework update? Is it log a ms ticket or is there a GitHub?
October 15, 2025 at 11:12 PM
The latest .net 4.x security update seems to take down http listeners via httpsys. Do we know if that update has been suspended yet?
@damianedwards.com what's the process of someone spots a large issue with a .net framework update? Is it log a ms ticket or is there a GitHub?
@damianedwards.com what's the process of someone spots a large issue with a .net framework update? Is it log a ms ticket or is there a GitHub?
Yeah I use conditional package includes for that kind of thing.
October 15, 2025 at 12:07 PM
Yeah I use conditional package includes for that kind of thing.
Razer used to do this for the mouse driver and probably still does.
September 7, 2025 at 2:05 PM
Razer used to do this for the mouse driver and probably still does.
floccinaucinihilipilification
August 7, 2025 at 7:36 AM
floccinaucinihilipilification
You just buy a new phone
July 3, 2025 at 5:13 AM
You just buy a new phone
You're stuck in that weird abyss of post 80s cars that aren't electric but still have enough computers to know their engine output is dangerous to breathe and pretend to do something about it. Love that "products of incomplete combustion" smell!
June 27, 2025 at 4:01 AM
You're stuck in that weird abyss of post 80s cars that aren't electric but still have enough computers to know their engine output is dangerous to breathe and pretend to do something about it. Love that "products of incomplete combustion" smell!
Likewise doors etc. New door handles can make a big difference. For yellowed plastic fittings a can of white spray paint (paint+prime etc) freshens it up.
June 27, 2025 at 3:25 AM
Likewise doors etc. New door handles can make a big difference. For yellowed plastic fittings a can of white spray paint (paint+prime etc) freshens it up.
I'm sure they'll get to that once Halliburton or whoever gets to operate their liberated facilities (assuming they still exists nowadays, I'm out of touch with the oil game).
June 23, 2025 at 9:02 AM
I'm sure they'll get to that once Halliburton or whoever gets to operate their liberated facilities (assuming they still exists nowadays, I'm out of touch with the oil game).
On a tangent, has anyone ever asked for publish with self-contained to work across multiple exes( e.g. shared self-contained)?
I've got one install that includes exes for CLI, WPF, API, but installing proper shared runtime is not an option (it's on peoples application servers). Previously net462.
I've got one install that includes exes for CLI, WPF, API, but installing proper shared runtime is not an option (it's on peoples application servers). Previously net462.
June 18, 2025 at 2:37 AM
On a tangent, has anyone ever asked for publish with self-contained to work across multiple exes( e.g. shared self-contained)?
I've got one install that includes exes for CLI, WPF, API, but installing proper shared runtime is not an option (it's on peoples application servers). Previously net462.
I've got one install that includes exes for CLI, WPF, API, but installing proper shared runtime is not an option (it's on peoples application servers). Previously net462.
If you've got a single file a script and decide you want to build it as an trimmed native executable is that a supported scenario?
The runtime requirement makes it less useful for my use case (Linux tools).
The runtime requirement makes it less useful for my use case (Linux tools).
June 17, 2025 at 10:45 AM
If you've got a single file a script and decide you want to build it as an trimmed native executable is that a supported scenario?
The runtime requirement makes it less useful for my use case (Linux tools).
The runtime requirement makes it less useful for my use case (Linux tools).
Was going to suggest a trust as well, they are legally a separate entity and pretty much how "family money" works. Only worth it if dealing with sizeable amounts because everyone will need an annual tax return.
June 10, 2025 at 6:25 AM
Was going to suggest a trust as well, they are legally a separate entity and pretty much how "family money" works. Only worth it if dealing with sizeable amounts because everyone will need an annual tax return.
Those startups are definitely the most visible. Every city has a startup scene and there are some gems in each one, but the tech world doesn't really get excited about them. They all do look up to SF as aspirational though.
June 4, 2025 at 2:18 PM
Those startups are definitely the most visible. Every city has a startup scene and there are some gems in each one, but the tech world doesn't really get excited about them. They all do look up to SF as aspirational though.
Tech social media is like that, but reality is not. On social media everyone uses a MacBook, in reality 70% of working devs use Windows. Working devs aren't even on social media most of the time. They're not in cool startups, they're in corporate offices.
June 4, 2025 at 1:54 PM
Tech social media is like that, but reality is not. On social media everyone uses a MacBook, in reality 70% of working devs use Windows. Working devs aren't even on social media most of the time. They're not in cool startups, they're in corporate offices.
If it was a BYD they'd sell millions of them, weird huh.
June 4, 2025 at 6:52 AM
If it was a BYD they'd sell millions of them, weird huh.
I got into the habit of using braces for everything about 15yrs ago and now all the fancy tools try to rewrite it to make it simpler.
June 4, 2025 at 3:18 AM
I got into the habit of using braces for everything about 15yrs ago and now all the fancy tools try to rewrite it to make it simpler.