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  1. 09-08-2018, 01:11 PM #1
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    Windows 10 'InPrivate Desktop' security feature outlined

    But this sandbox application test environment might be an Enterprise-only feature.
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    Re: Windows 10 'InPrivate Desktop' security feature outlined

    "InPrivate Desktop (Preview) provides admins a way to launch a throwaway sandbox for secure, one-time execution of untrusted software,"

    So a secure place to click on that potentially dodgy link on a porn site and see if you really can meet desperate MILFs in your area?
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    Re: Windows 10 'InPrivate Desktop' security feature outlined

    Quote Originally Posted by Ttaskmaster View Post
    "InPrivate Desktop (Preview) provides admins a way to launch a throwaway sandbox for secure, one-time execution of untrusted software,"

    So a secure place to click on that potentially dodgy link on a porn site and see if you really can meet desperate MILFs in your area?
    Hellz yeah!
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    Re: Windows 10 'InPrivate Desktop' security feature outlined

    And why can't 'pro' users get access to this type of thing.... isn't 'pro' aimed at small businesses and power users, if not why even bother with the home version....

    Luckily enough I have no problem meeting desperate milf's in my area
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    Re: Windows 10 'InPrivate Desktop' security feature outlined

    WTF, Microsoft have actually came up with a useful new addition to Win10 apart from a revamped Candy Crush !
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    Re: Windows 10 'InPrivate Desktop' security feature outlined

    Quote Originally Posted by LSG501 View Post
    Luckily enough I have no problem meeting desperate milf's in my area
    None of ours are desperate...
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    Re: Windows 10 'InPrivate Desktop' security feature outlined

    wont be getting rid of Sandboxie anytime soon then
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    Re: Windows 10 'InPrivate Desktop' security feature outlined

    This goes against other Microsoft practices and encourages carelessness. Those with a serious need to test an application or have an environment they can blow up know how to use the tools to do such a thing. Putting this in the hands of a regular user just encourages them to go to the dark side of the internet.
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    Re: Windows 10 'InPrivate Desktop' security feature outlined

    Quote Originally Posted by Wozza365 View Post
    Putting this in the hands of a regular user just encourages them to go to the dark side of the internet.
    Darker than the sort of adult entertainment you can only buy with Bitcoin?
    Sounds sexy - Tell me more...
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    Re: Windows 10 'InPrivate Desktop' security feature outlined

    Quote Originally Posted by Ttaskmaster View Post
    Darker than the sort of adult entertainment you can only buy with Bitcoin?
    Sounds sexy - Tell me more...
    Erm, it's really not: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-45096183
    throw new ArgumentException (String, String, Exception)
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    Re: Windows 10 'InPrivate Desktop' security feature outlined

    So hey Microsoft, how about us people who are forced to remain on Windows 10 1709 or prior due to your <admin removed> feature and design choices? Oh, and let's not forget how much extra video memory you gobble up now on later versions!
    Last edited by peterb; 10-08-2018 at 07:22 PM. Reason: Usual reasons
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    Re: Windows 10 'InPrivate Desktop' security feature outlined

    Quote Originally Posted by TheAnimus View Post
    Erm, it's really not: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-45096183
    Oh, that side.
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