Lost Horizon 2 1.3.6Full Apk Data For Android
Velasco Thibault
While I don't have all cap ships, I've got most, and some nice parts. It's not perfect by any means, and there's no capital wormship, but it gets things done out to about lvl270-330 bases (about lvl150-170 ships encountered).
There's no purple/gold deathrays, and there's a lot of "experimental" ships in the lineup (or ones that are just easy and fun to fly), but there's two fairly high level oracles, so popping a few lvl330+ unknown bases should be easy enough.
Throw it in /Android/data/com.ZipasGames.EventHorizon/Files/ and it will probably work. Tell me if it works too, I've never shared an EH save before. Not sure if it'll screw up because I bought the Falcon.
Honestly, how do you even lose a save in EH? There's Cloud saves. And considering how many times Jameski has asked for one, I tend to think he just wants free progress. Hah! My save will STILL make you learn how to play, even with all the autopilot ships. Lol.(and it's got bugger all cash or stars)
Sambojin wrote:Honestly, how do you even lose a save in EH? There's Cloud saves. And considering how many times Jameski has asked for one, I tend to think he just wants free progress. Hah! My save will STILL make you learn how to play, even with all the autopilot ships. Lol.(and it's got bugger all cash or stars)
Can somebody help me? I lost my save for the SW mod, does anyone have a very advanced save that they can give me? EHS,I have my save but I don't know how I can load it, every time I load it it restarts to a new game
I've been experiencing an issue that has causing me a lot of problems, as various apps including Whatsapp, Telegram, Linkedin, Slack, Lastpass, and more will randomly log out, and reset back to their inital state as if I just installed it on a clean phone. Apps like Whatsapp and Telegram will have lost all of their chat history, even if it was backup up on iCloud.
The problem seems to be that after an App is launched and tries to load its settings from NSUserDefaults, it does not get any data. It looks like NSUserDefaults sometimes "forgets" to load its data from the file system. If you manage to kill the App before it tries to store new data in NSUserDefaults and the restart the App, chances are good that this time NSUSerDefaults does load the data correctly and the App can get all its settings again. But as soon as the App stores anything in NSUserDefaults, all old data is overwritten and lost forever.
There are a lot of threads here in the developer forums related to this topic. We all hope that Apple will someday find and fix this annoying bug. Even though with some luck the issue won't show up very often, it is nevertheless very annoying. Please send bug reports to Apple, so Apple learns that this is serious.
Hm, I'm currently furiously looking for the reason users in our app is being logged out. I use NSUserDefaults with encryption to store the authentication token. For some reason, after our last update, users are logged out en masse. We have barely changed the code at all. And surely nothing considering the saving of the token. My initial fear was that [[UIDevice currentDevice]identifierForVendor] had changed after update. I've found bugs on that reported previously.
This recently happened to me and caused multiple Authenticator apps (Authy, Microsoft Authenticator, and others) to lose all saved data which effectively locked me out of various critical accounts. Ridiculous that this has not been fixed.
Cloudapps.usc.edu, also referred to as a virtual desktop interface (VDI), is a service provided by ITS that allows current USC students and faculty to access USC-licensed software packages from any computer or mobile device.
* Please note that Cloudapps requires USC multi-factor authentication.
When you log out of cloudapps.usc.edu, all files that have not been saved to a storage device or cloud storage service will be deleted. In addition, if your cloudapps.usc.edu session is left inactive or if the connection to cloudapps.usc.edu is lost without logging off, your session and all associated data will be automatically deleted after two hours.
NOTE: The following instructions were created on a computer running Windows 10. These instructions will work for most Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android operating systems though there may be slight variations in the actual screens you see while installing the software.
Open System Preferences.
Select Privacy and Security.
Select Accessibility
Enable the Accessibility Permissions for VMware Horizon Client
Return to Privacy and Security
Select Input Monitoring
Enable the Input Monitoring Permissions for VMware Horizon Client
NOTE: Please remember that you cannot access your local storage on your computer from Cloudapps when using the HTML access. However, you can use Google Drive to store your files by clicking the Start menu and selecting Google Drive.
Known vulnerabilities are discovered such as Spectre or Meltdown. Each manufacturer quickly released OS updates but manufacturers vary in how they implement fixes. Each OS has its own update schedule and update version, iOS uses OS version, while Android uses Security patches. How do IT admins easily determine impacted mobile devices and deploy fixes across their entire environment?
To report on the impact of a threat or vulnerability, and share these reports, click Reports on the left menu bar and click Add Report. We can create custom reports from a template or from scratch similar to the Dashboard widgets.
Once your report is configured, you can schedule this report to run on a regular basis, providing critical historical information. To schedule a report select the radio button next to the report and select "Schedule".
d. Use automation to target vulnerable devices and add actions to force OS Update (iOS Supervised devices only), notify the end user via email or Slack, notify InfoSec team of most vulnerable devices, move devices to Org Group with more strict access requirements
Employees are using Windows devices that no longer last a full work day without charging. It disrupts their workday, reduces mobility, increases dissatisfaction and employees either seek remediation via helpdesk or do nothing and end up plugging their laptops at all times.
d. As the battery life decreases, so does its maximum charge capacity. Create automation to tag devices with poor battery life in Workspace ONE UEM to help with reporting and assignment, create Service Now ticket with device info to order new battery and notify employees via Slack or email that a battery replacement is on its way
A big challenge for IT is to understand how many users have devices that are no longer supported by the organization and can be security risks. Another challenge for IT, especially for organizations that are building their own Apps - is the lack of visibility into device and OS distribution across the organization.
a. Identify devices that are too old to upgrade to the latest OS and are exposed to the latest security threats. Create a report or a widget on a dashboard that identifies devices that are potential End-of-life candidates
Every year, Apple and Google release new major OS updates that include new UEM Features for better management and new usability features that admins want their end-users to take control of to improve productivity. When a major OS releases, admins need near real time visibility into how an OS version is adopted so they can forecast how long they have to pilot new features and to determine when is a good time to deploy the new UEM feature (e.g. security policy) to all their devices.
Using a custom widget or multiple widgets that show OS adoption over time, we can compare historical data, and even estimate how long it will take for devices to upgrade to the newest OS release. This procedure is similar to Part a, shown above.
In Line of business use cases, devices have single or multi-purpose use where they are either shared by a group of users like in retail store or dedicated to one user like an electronic flight bag for an Airline pilot. In either case, IT needs visibility to ensure that all of these assets are online and active. In retail, stores with devices that are inactive are most likely lost or stolen. For airline pilots, they can't fly without their device so there should be almost zero inactive devices.
a. IT can get visibility into understanding where and what stores have the most inactive devices. Using the same Intelligence, they can make data-informed decisions when time comes to purchase new devices.
Using the same automation from Part b, we can add an action for ServiceNow API > Create Incident. Here we can add a short description and comments that will automatically add chosen device information to the ticket.
On Windows 10 PCs, InfoSec and IT teams have to work together to quickly identify what their entire device posture is at any moment. Today, IT has to install multiple agents to pull basic OS and model info or report on more granular device states like BIOS version, Secure Boot status, etc.
a. Only one agent is needed to gather and report on all of the numerous device states that InfoSec team cares about and understand devices at high risk. With that single widget, you can query the entire environment to identify most at risk devices: out of date BIOS version, Secure Boot Disabled, TPM Chip Disabled, Firewall Disabled, AV Disabled, Bitlocker Note Encrypted, etc.
Note that under the Data Visualization section, you could create separate data sets in separate widgets to view BIOS Version, TPM Chip, Secure Boot Enabled, or OS Version by adjusting the 'by Group' value.
d. Use automation to enforce compliance by re-pushing down security policies: remove access to VPN/Wi-Fi, re-enable BIOS settings, move the device to an org group with less entitlements and app access
Navigate to Reports, and open the Upgraded Apps Report. Here we see columns for App Last Seen, and Device Last Seen. This gives us an insight into app usage on a per user basis. Note the filters used (shown above the table next to the funnel icon).
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