Do you mind sharing the changes?

Update the BIOS/UEFI which includes an updated microcode.

Via software at runtime after each reboot (Windows/*nix).

  [espressif32] ; PLATFORM
  platform = espressif32
  board_build.embed_txtfiles = folder/file.ext ; embed null-terminated file(s)

When and where was that?

Why use ADK or SCCM for a personal install?

The custom firewall is just a frontend for the builtin firewall.

GP reg keys are used by many third party tools to alter the system. So why use extra software if you can get this directly from the vendor?

And also a rant about anti virus: What do think is the first thing malware does? How does your system get infected if you are using an updated browser, open mails in it and use it for viewing attachments like PDF? Maybe there is even malware out there that does take advantage of high jacking the anti virus and its system priviliges? But who knows… it always depends on the user and the use case.

There‘s a reason i wrote a hint about the security. If you keep this in mind and know what you are doing (like take such a setup as a base for VMs) this totally fine.

I am also not aware of any Spectre/Meltdown exploits ever to be found in the wild. If you are not running on a shared system i don’t see a need for those mitigations.

Regarding the third party tool: NTlite uses `dism` under the hood with which you can achieve the same results. You are already sending your DNS to a third party (like your ISP).

You also should never ever alter the hosts file and abuse it for ad blocking and such.

Microsoft supplies the latest group policies for their software. Or how else do you handle those on a local system?

I never said my post was about security but on how to alter your local system in a „more correct“ way with a clear hint about security. If you don’t know what you are doing then you should think twice when touching your system.

Most third party tools are outdated or do stupid stuff which isn’t needed. You can silence Windows with the right GroupPolicies quite easy.

Why not use some kind of interlacing and randomly sort the lines. The result is a valid video file which could be uploaded to YouTube. Then deinterlace with a browser plugin and the random pattern used to scramble the lines. Same can be applied to the audio.

Awesome funny movie and i think the best part of this „trilogy“.

But i like the idea to make such features accessible to the everyone and not only people who geek out on their phone.

As others pointed out you should implement qr codes which would make it even more usable.

https://github.com/astuder/Inside-EZRadioPRO

There are basically four main OEMs for SubGHz radios (hobby projects): - Analog Devices (ADF7xxx) - SiLabs (Si4xxxx) - Semtech (SX1xxx) - Texas Instruments (CCxxxx)

If i remember correctly the Analog Devices and the Semtech radios share the same internal core (blackfin?). Please correct me if i am wrong. For the Semtech and ADF702x there are firmware patches and/or ROMs available. The most interesting part would be to unlock the internal test mode which some of those chips have…

It is really amazing how flawless it work. You should do a blog post describing how you did it.