Mijn vader is een “poosje” 🙂 geleden (begin 80-er jaren) begonnen met balsa vliegtuigen bij een bouw- en vliegclub (BVL) ergens tussen Oud-Gastel en Moerstraten. De club is daarna verhuisd naar een plekje in de polder bij Kruisland.
Ik en mijn broer gingen ook regelmatig mee. Wij waren toen nog te jong om zelf te mogen en kunnen vliegen.
Later hebben we met zijn drieën het vliegen opnieuw opgepakt en zijn we lid geworden van een vliegclub in Rilland Bath (Alouette). Dit laatste vliegveld was een heel eind bij ons uit de buurt. Hierdoor was dat op de lange duur niet praktisch.
Sinds 2015 zijn we overgestapt op elektrische motorvliegtuigmodellen. Mijn neefje heeft ook de smaak te pakken gekregen en vliegt nu met ons mee.
To install WinUI packages on Windows 10 LTCS, Winget App Installer and the Berryworld Software certificate need to be installed.
Error when you don’t have App Installer:
“Windows can’t open this type of file .msix”
To install the WinGet App Installer
Complete internet document used (for reference):
[Guide] How to install Winget on LTSC (IoT) without the Windows Store
My motivation for writing this is because I’ve spent many hours troubleshooting errors that came with installing Winget due to Microsoft’s lack of instructions for their own Enterprise distributions. I built this step-by-step guide by digging through GitHub Issues and the excellent MyDigitalLife forums.
Make sure to refer to the GitHub repo for an updated guide! I won’t be maintaining this post.
⚠ Manual installation does not receive auto updates, but is the only option without installing Windows Store on LTSC ⚠
Installing Dependencies
Open an elevated (administrator) PowerShell prompt and keep it open throughout this guide.
Install with: Add-AppxPackage -Path “PATH TO FILE”
Microsoft.UI.Xaml.2.7
Winget v1.2.10271 introduced a new dependency for Microsoft.UI.Xaml.2.7 which you have to install manually. The solution to install this on LTSC is not pretty, but it works.
Download the Nuget package manually by clicking “Download package” on the right hand side under the “About” section.
Change the file extension from .nuget to .zip and open it with any archiving program.
Within the archive navigate to tools\AppX\[YOUR ARCHITECTURE]\Release and extract Microsoft.UI.XAML.2.7.appx.
Install with: Add-AppxPackage -Path “PATH TO FILE”
In Microsoft Windows you are able to access some special folders and start some special application from Run… and then type a magic command.
One of these folders is %appsfolder% with a list of installed applications. From this folder you are able to create shortcuts etc. This folder can be accessed using the Windows Run command box and typing “shell:appsfolder”.
When you want to open the folder or run another command without first clicking Windows, Run: You are also able to execute the command from a command prompt using “start” and then the magic words you have to type in the run command box.
When you want to test your website and check it remote you see the error:
Bad Request – Invalid Hostname
HTTP Error 400. The request hostname is invalid.
First thing to do is to find the correct applicationhost.config file. This file can be found in
the solution directory under .vs/<Solution name>/config. This file contains an entry under the tag <sites> for the site with the config that is applied in IISExpress.
This enables binding for the IIS:
<bindings>
<binding protocol="http" bindingInformation="*:29136:localhost" />
<binding protocol="https" bindingInformation="*:44343:localhost" />
</bindings>
Above configuration only allows localhost to access the IISSExpress site.
Change it to:
<bindings>
<binding protocol="http" bindingInformation=":29136:" />
<binding protocol="https" bindingInformation=":44343:" />
</bindings>
to allow remote machines to access the site.
In de voetnoot van de brandstoffenlijst lijkt te staan dat CO2 uitstoot van Biomassa centrales niet hoeven te worden geteld volgens het verdrag van Kyoto. Volgens mij gaat dit dan dus voorbij aan de werkelijkheid.
While debugging an Android application I wanted to connect to a new device. I factory reset the device and wanted to deploy the application with adb (Android Debug Bridge).
Response from adb after run android –livereload was:
adb.exe: device unauthorized. This adb server’s $ADB_VENDOR_KEYS is not set Try ‘adb kill-server’ if that seems wrong. Otherwise check for a confirmation dialog on your device.
My colleague had the same experience earlier and didn’t know how to solve this. The first entries in google didn’t provide a correct solution.
I tried several first like removing the .android folder from my profile. All effort was unsuccessful.
The solution simply was to allow USB connection on the device via USB debugging in developer options on the Android Device.
At the office I had a problem with my developer PC. It was running Windows 10 and for some Visual Studio projects (UWP) etc. I had to set my machine to Developer Mode.
This setting can normally be set in Windows Settings, Update & Security, For Developers…
However….
On my machine this window stated that some of these settings are hidden or managed by your organization.
So I called my organization but they were unable to help me out. No one knew the cause of this message. No policy setting was set, I was administrator on the machine etc…
Call closed…
Problem not solved…
I needed this fixed so I gave it my best try… Maybe google could help me out. After a few searches I got the idea the message could erroneously be set by Windows, not because of company policies. I looks like some combination of settings and Windows 10 updates can have this situation as a result.
Walking through various forums with all kind of solutions, there was one simple solution that helped me out…
Remove all settings in the registry key except for one.
Make sure the key Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Appx looks like this:
In my case it also contained the key AllowDevelopmentWithoutDevLicence set to false. I completely removed that key and set AllowAllThrustedApps to true. Rebooted my machine.
Blijkbaar moet toch iedereen wat verdienen aan de strengere wetgeving met betrekking tot het vliegen met modelvliegtuigen en drones:
Ik kreeg na mijn aanvraag op 6 january hetvolgende bericht van MySRS Support:
January 6, 2021 at 5:35:31 AM GMT+1Identity Verification – Update
Dear User,
Please note that identity verification applications are expected to be processed by 16th January.
En vandaag 20 january kreeg ik dit bericht:
Identity Verification – UpdateDear User
Your identity verification request will not be processed until after 31st January. It is expected that a charge of €5 will apply after 31st January for identity verification and €30 for UAS on line training, if you wish to cancel your application please logon and select “cancel” all of your personal details and documentation will be completely deleted from the MySRS system.
Thank you MySRS Support
Ofwel… De regels in Ierland worden aangepast op 31 januari en er wordt geen enkele aanvraag goedgekeurd tot deze datum. Jammer dat “betere” regels altijd hogere kosten met zich mee blijken te brengen.
OOK Jammer dat ik dan nergens kan vinden wat de kosten zijn als je niet aan deze nieuwe regeltjes voldoet????? Ofwel wat is de kans om aangehouden te worden en wat is de sanctie?
Nu de regels in Europa zijn veranderd omtrend drones en modelbouwvliegtuigen vliegen is het al snel verplicht om een gedlig vliegbewijs te hebben. Ik heb prijzen gezien van 109: euro 99 euro voor de cursus en 10 euro voor de registratie bij rdw.
Ik heb op 31-12-2020 een artikel gelezen dat de vliegbewijzen in Ierland kostenloos worden uitgegeven:
Haal hier dus uw vliegbewijs. Deze is geldig voor 5 jaar!
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