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Why are so many porn stars from Hungary and Czech Republic? /u/Imaginary-Sport-7321 No such thing as stupid questions

Why are so many porn stars from Hungary and Czech Republic? /u/Imaginary-Sport-7321 No such thing as stupid questions submitted by /u/Imaginary-Sport-7321
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PSA: Disabling Memory Integrity in Windows 11 24H2 does not disable VBS. Here’s how to actually disable it. /u/Xillvion /r/AMD — For all things Ryzen, Radeon and more

PSA: Disabling Memory Integrity in Windows 11 24H2 does not disable VBS. Here’s how to actually disable it. /u/Xillvion /r/AMD — For all things Ryzen, Radeon and more

EDIT: Disabling SVM Mode (or VT-X for Intel) works too, but if you need virtualization, leave it on. Do it at your own risk.

Noticed in System Information that Virtualization-based security is running despite disabling Memory Integrity and other security related settings. Here’s how to properly disable it:

First, make sure Tamper Protection is turned off, then open the Registry Editor and go to this path:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlDeviceGuard

Look for “EnableVirtualizationBasedSecurity” and set the value to 0. Then just restart.

Afterwards, check System Information and it should say “Not enabled”. Now you’ll have the full performance of your AMD CPU.

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​r/Amd EDIT: Disabling SVM Mode (or VT-X for Intel) works too, but if you need virtualization, leave it on. Do it at your own risk. Noticed in System Information that Virtualization-based security is running despite disabling Memory Integrity and other security related settings. Here’s how to properly disable it: First, make sure Tamper Protection is turned off, then open the Registry Editor and go to this path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlDeviceGuard Look for “EnableVirtualizationBasedSecurity” and set the value to 0. Then just restart. Afterwards, check System Information and it should say “Not enabled”. Now you’ll have the full performance of your AMD CPU. submitted by /u/Xillvion [link] [comments] 

EDIT: Disabling SVM Mode (or VT-X for Intel) works too, but if you need virtualization, leave it on. Do it at your own risk.

Noticed in System Information that Virtualization-based security is running despite disabling Memory Integrity and other security related settings. Here’s how to properly disable it:

First, make sure Tamper Protection is turned off, then open the Registry Editor and go to this path:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlDeviceGuard

Look for “EnableVirtualizationBasedSecurity” and set the value to 0. Then just restart.

Afterwards, check System Information and it should say “Not enabled”. Now you’ll have the full performance of your AMD CPU.

submitted by /u/Xillvion
[link] [comments]  EDIT: Disabling SVM Mode (or VT-X for Intel) works too, but if you need virtualization, leave it on. Do it at your own risk. Noticed in System Information that Virtualization-based security is running despite disabling Memory Integrity and other security related settings. Here’s how to properly disable it: First, make sure Tamper Protection is turned off, then open the Registry Editor and go to this path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlDeviceGuard Look for “EnableVirtualizationBasedSecurity” and set the value to 0. Then just restart. Afterwards, check System Information and it should say “Not enabled”. Now you’ll have the full performance of your AMD CPU. submitted by /u/Xillvion [link] [comments]

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Shorts help /u/OkCut3860 /r/malefashionadvice

Shorts help /u/OkCut3860 /r/malefashionadvice

I am a teen who is only starting to get into fashion and I am looking for advice on what shorts will go well with the shirt I have attached in the link below. I live in Australia as well so it can get really hot during summer and tips on how to look good without adding too many layers will also be very helpful 🙂

https://shirtz.cool/collections/basic-tees/products/the-unlucky-charms-tee

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​r/malefashionadvice I am a teen who is only starting to get into fashion and I am looking for advice on what shorts will go well with the shirt I have attached in the link below. I live in Australia as well so it can get really hot during summer and tips on how to look good without adding too many layers will also be very helpful 🙂 https://shirtz.cool/collections/basic-tees/products/the-unlucky-charms-tee submitted by /u/OkCut3860 [link] [comments] 

I am a teen who is only starting to get into fashion and I am looking for advice on what shorts will go well with the shirt I have attached in the link below. I live in Australia as well so it can get really hot during summer and tips on how to look good without adding too many layers will also be very helpful 🙂

https://shirtz.cool/collections/basic-tees/products/the-unlucky-charms-tee

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[link] [comments]  I am a teen who is only starting to get into fashion and I am looking for advice on what shorts will go well with the shirt I have attached in the link below. I live in Australia as well so it can get really hot during summer and tips on how to look good without adding too many layers will also be very helpful 🙂 https://shirtz.cool/collections/basic-tees/products/the-unlucky-charms-tee submitted by /u/OkCut3860 [link] [comments]

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Guidance for a fresh Grad with an interest in both Cybersecurity and Game Development… /u/-TheManWithNoHat- CSCQ protests reddit

Guidance for a fresh Grad with an interest in both Cybersecurity and Game Development… /u/-TheManWithNoHat- CSCQ protests reddit

Hey, so the title is kinda self explanatory. I graduated in July (but it took me a while to get my damn transcript)

I’ve been interested in Game Dev since I was a kid. My final year project was even a demo for a splitscreen game like A Way Out.

But I’m also one of those people who got lured in by Cybersecurity and the dream of a high paying job, especially since the Gaming industry isn’t doing too hot.

I’ve been looking into applying for a masters degree in Computer Science or CySec, but I’m still waiting for the deadlines to start. So in the meantime I’ve been applying to a bunch of random IT positions on LinkedIn, Indeed and Glassdoor.

I just wanted to know what else I should be doing, or if there is something I should be aware since I have time. I’ve been doing Google’s Cybersecurity courses on Coursera since I never did an internship.

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​r/cscareerquestions Hey, so the title is kinda self explanatory. I graduated in July (but it took me a while to get my damn transcript) I’ve been interested in Game Dev since I was a kid. My final year project was even a demo for a splitscreen game like A Way Out. But I’m also one of those people who got lured in by Cybersecurity and the dream of a high paying job, especially since the Gaming industry isn’t doing too hot. I’ve been looking into applying for a masters degree in Computer Science or CySec, but I’m still waiting for the deadlines to start. So in the meantime I’ve been applying to a bunch of random IT positions on LinkedIn, Indeed and Glassdoor. I just wanted to know what else I should be doing, or if there is something I should be aware since I have time. I’ve been doing Google’s Cybersecurity courses on Coursera since I never did an internship. submitted by /u/-TheManWithNoHat- [link] [comments] 

Hey, so the title is kinda self explanatory. I graduated in July (but it took me a while to get my damn transcript)

I’ve been interested in Game Dev since I was a kid. My final year project was even a demo for a splitscreen game like A Way Out.

But I’m also one of those people who got lured in by Cybersecurity and the dream of a high paying job, especially since the Gaming industry isn’t doing too hot.

I’ve been looking into applying for a masters degree in Computer Science or CySec, but I’m still waiting for the deadlines to start. So in the meantime I’ve been applying to a bunch of random IT positions on LinkedIn, Indeed and Glassdoor.

I just wanted to know what else I should be doing, or if there is something I should be aware since I have time. I’ve been doing Google’s Cybersecurity courses on Coursera since I never did an internship.

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[link] [comments]  Hey, so the title is kinda self explanatory. I graduated in July (but it took me a while to get my damn transcript) I’ve been interested in Game Dev since I was a kid. My final year project was even a demo for a splitscreen game like A Way Out. But I’m also one of those people who got lured in by Cybersecurity and the dream of a high paying job, especially since the Gaming industry isn’t doing too hot. I’ve been looking into applying for a masters degree in Computer Science or CySec, but I’m still waiting for the deadlines to start. So in the meantime I’ve been applying to a bunch of random IT positions on LinkedIn, Indeed and Glassdoor. I just wanted to know what else I should be doing, or if there is something I should be aware since I have time. I’ve been doing Google’s Cybersecurity courses on Coursera since I never did an internship. submitted by /u/-TheManWithNoHat- [link] [comments]

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Guidance for a fresh Grad with an interest in both Cybersecurity and Game Development… /u/-TheManWithNoHat- CSCQ protests reddit

Guidance for a fresh Grad with an interest in both Cybersecurity and Game Development… /u/-TheManWithNoHat- CSCQ protests reddit

Hey, so the title is kinda self explanatory. I graduated in July (but it took me a while to get my damn transcript)

I’ve been interested in Game Dev since I was a kid. My final year project was even a demo for a splitscreen game like A Way Out.

But I’m also one of those people who got lured in by Cybersecurity and the dream of a high paying job, especially since the Gaming industry isn’t doing too hot.

I’ve been looking into applying for a masters degree in Computer Science or CySec, but I’m still waiting for the deadlines to start. So in the meantime I’ve been applying to a bunch of random IT positions on LinkedIn, Indeed and Glassdoor.

I just wanted to know what else I should be doing, or if there is something I should be aware since I have time. I’ve been doing Google’s Cybersecurity courses on Coursera since I never did an internship.

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​r/cscareerquestions Hey, so the title is kinda self explanatory. I graduated in July (but it took me a while to get my damn transcript) I’ve been interested in Game Dev since I was a kid. My final year project was even a demo for a splitscreen game like A Way Out. But I’m also one of those people who got lured in by Cybersecurity and the dream of a high paying job, especially since the Gaming industry isn’t doing too hot. I’ve been looking into applying for a masters degree in Computer Science or CySec, but I’m still waiting for the deadlines to start. So in the meantime I’ve been applying to a bunch of random IT positions on LinkedIn, Indeed and Glassdoor. I just wanted to know what else I should be doing, or if there is something I should be aware since I have time. I’ve been doing Google’s Cybersecurity courses on Coursera since I never did an internship. submitted by /u/-TheManWithNoHat- [link] [comments] 

Hey, so the title is kinda self explanatory. I graduated in July (but it took me a while to get my damn transcript)

I’ve been interested in Game Dev since I was a kid. My final year project was even a demo for a splitscreen game like A Way Out.

But I’m also one of those people who got lured in by Cybersecurity and the dream of a high paying job, especially since the Gaming industry isn’t doing too hot.

I’ve been looking into applying for a masters degree in Computer Science or CySec, but I’m still waiting for the deadlines to start. So in the meantime I’ve been applying to a bunch of random IT positions on LinkedIn, Indeed and Glassdoor.

I just wanted to know what else I should be doing, or if there is something I should be aware since I have time. I’ve been doing Google’s Cybersecurity courses on Coursera since I never did an internship.

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[link] [comments]  Hey, so the title is kinda self explanatory. I graduated in July (but it took me a while to get my damn transcript) I’ve been interested in Game Dev since I was a kid. My final year project was even a demo for a splitscreen game like A Way Out. But I’m also one of those people who got lured in by Cybersecurity and the dream of a high paying job, especially since the Gaming industry isn’t doing too hot. I’ve been looking into applying for a masters degree in Computer Science or CySec, but I’m still waiting for the deadlines to start. So in the meantime I’ve been applying to a bunch of random IT positions on LinkedIn, Indeed and Glassdoor. I just wanted to know what else I should be doing, or if there is something I should be aware since I have time. I’ve been doing Google’s Cybersecurity courses on Coursera since I never did an internship. submitted by /u/-TheManWithNoHat- [link] [comments]

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