如何安装OneDrive？

目前Win10和Win11已支持在操作系统安装过程中直接设置OneDrive，或在系统磁盘中点击OneDrive图标进行安装。如果您在磁盘中没有找到OneDrive的图标，可以通过路径 C:\Users\[您的用户名]\AppData\Local\Microsoft\OneDrive\ 进行查找，在文件夹双击OneDrive.exe文件进行安装。

设置OneDrive过程中，系统会提示您登录微软账户，安装指引会为OneDrive提供默认的安装路径，您可以点击更改路径或者直接下一步，然后根据系统提示完成初始设置即可。

如何向OneDrive添加文件夹？

如您需要将本地文件添加到OneDrive，先找到OneDrive存储的路径，然后将需要同步的文件或文件夹直接移动到该路径下，您还可以直接在OneDrive路径下新建文件夹将新建内容添加到OneDrive。

使用早期Windows版本的用户，点击OneDrive图标打开应用窗口（确保您已安装OneDrive应用），点击菜单“帮助&设置-设置”，选择“账户”页签并点击“选择文件夹”，即可预览所有存储在OneDrive文件夹内的文件，如需同步存储在OneDrive文件夹中的所有内容，请单击“使所有文件可用”（在Windows11 22H2中选择“同步OneDrive中所有的文件和文件夹”），或者可以单独勾选需要同步的文件，其他没有勾选的文件将只保存在OneDrive云端并从本地移除，从而实现有选择性地跨设备管理文件。

如何使用OneDrive备份文件？

对于早期Windows版本的用户，直接打开OneDrive的设置菜单，点击“备份”选项，可以根据需要选择备份桌面、图片文件夹或文档文件夹。同时，还可以启用自动上传的选项，实现照片、视频和截图自动上传到OneDrive云端。

对于Win11 22H2的用户，选择“同步并备份”，点击“管理备份”按钮，将需要备份的文件类型按钮打开，最后点击“保存更改”即可。

如何将文件同步到OneDrive？

默认情况下，一旦文件上传到了OneDrive，文件将从本地删除，但仍然会出现在文件资源管理器中，显示为联机文件，当您双击文件图标，文件将自动从OneDrive云端下载到本地。

同步设置可以通过以下方法查看和修改：早期Windows版本用户，可以通过打开“设置”选项页，默认情况下，该页将显示自动开启“文件随选”选项；Win11 22H2版本的用户，选择“同步并备份”，点击“高级设置”展开，自行切换“文件随选”按钮

“文件随选”功能虽然能为您节省硬盘空间，但也意味着需要随时联网才能确保所有文件的访问，如果您的本地存储空间足够大，建议您关闭该选项，如果空间很小，建议您尽量开启该选项。更多时候，您可以根据实际情况进行随时调整，将部分不常用文件存储到云端，常用文件进行云端和本地双向同步。

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OneDrive 101: How to use Microsoft’s cloud service?

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为什么在游戏中使用 AI ？

AI为游戏带来了更灵活，和高度响应式的视频游戏体验。同时，随着技术的不断变化和发展，人工智能创新为游戏行业带来了开创性和巨大的进步，以下是三个流行的用例。

AI游戏用例

1、使用文本转译语音构建游戏对话原型

游戏设计师和开发人员可使用不同情感的声音原型，快速交换对话线并实时收听以确保准确性，大大减少游戏开发的时间和成本，并将游戏快速推向市场

2、通过转录、翻译和转译语音方式提高游戏可访问性

通过将游戏指南和故事线转译成语音，使无法阅读文字的玩家（视力受损或还未学习文字的玩家）对游戏的访问更容易，所需功能均可通过单独界面添加，提高不同类型玩家对游戏的可访问性。

3、扩展NPC角色语音和交互性

游戏开发人员可以为触发情节的游戏角色或NPC，添加情绪、口音、笑声和其他超语言声音或表达方式，轻松制作一批具有统一质量和语音风格的游戏角色

语音服务和负责任的AI功能

我们非常期待在高水平的AI框架下，看到Azure在未来打造出更自然、多变和高质量的仿真语音模型，同时，我们的技术进步秉承微软的负责任AI流程以及公平、包容、可靠、安全、透明、隐私的原则，这些道德准则将通过责任AI办公室、AI伦理工程研究委员会和责任AI策略工程组落实

来源：https://azure.microsoft.com/zh-cn/blog/3-ways-azure-speech-transforms-game-development-with-ai/

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3CX的PBX Express工具可以恢复现有系统的备份。这使客户能够：

• 从内部部署安装迁移到云端
• 更换云提供商
• 将其用作灾难恢复方案

唯一的要求是备份当前系统，并选中”包含许可证密钥信息和FQDN”选项。由于管制的原因，在中国区域的亚马逊和AZURE无法使用这个工具。

预先检查列表

在转移之前，请注意以下情况；在将活动实例移动到PBX Express上时会间歇地出现：

• 在云端恢复之前，请关闭当前内部部署主机上的所有3CX服务！
• 公网DNS IP：

1. 如果使用3CX FQDN并且公网IP设置设置为动态，则自动调整
2. 如果使用3CX FQDN且公网IP设置设置为静态，则手动更新（设置→网络→公网IP→外部IP）
3. 如果使用客户FQDN，则手动更新。更新3CX中的公网IP地址并更新您的公网DNS记录以指向您的3CX实例。

• 一旦FQDN再次可达，3CX APP将重新连接，配置将自动更新。
• 可能需要重新配置IP电话。这取决于当前设置，本地LAN必须更新为STUN或SBC设置。当更新了IP的FQDN可用时，现有的STUN电话将自动重新连接。更新IP缓存后，请使用’nslookup [3CX-FQDN]’进行检查。要查看3CX是否已更新IP，请使用’nslookup [3CX-FQDN] 8.8.8.8’。这可能需要几分钟到6个小时。
• 使用3CX SBC时，请检查配置设置是否与云提供商中的实例匹配

重要提示

• HTTPs 网页服务器端口将设置为443
• SIP和3CX Tunnel端口将分别设置为5060和5090

备份

如前所述，必须选中”包含许可证密钥信息和FQDN”选项。 建议勾选”系统语音提示音和等候音乐的音频文件”。 请勿对备份名称使用任何大写字母，特殊字符或空格：
pbxexpress→可行
pbxexpress1→可行
PBXexpress→不可行
pbx express→不可行
pbx！express→不可行
避免恢复呼叫日志，自定义模板，语音邮件和录音，因为这将大大增加备份需要恢复的时间和需要转移的文件大小！ 您可以加密备份。
上传备份文件
为了使PBX Express恢复备份，必须通过HTTP或HTTPS访问备份。 您可以使用任何网络服务器执行此操作，也可以只使用Dropbox，OneDrive或Google Drive。
从3CX管理控制台下载生成的备份
Dropbox
例如，将其上传到Dropbox。 按文件上的”共享”并选择”创建链接”，然后选择”复制链接”

Google Drive
在Google云盘中，必须在上传的备份上设置链接共享选项：

然后复制链接

Microsoft OneDrive
在Microsoft OneDrive中右键单击备份文件并按分享。 设置链接如下图然后”复制链接”。

恢复备份
转到https://pbxexpress.3cx.com并选择恢复备份的选项。
将链接指向备份文件，并指定（可选）备份的解密密码。选择应在哪个时区创建部署（操作系统时间）以及当恢复完成后应发送状态给谁。

注意：备份将直接从备份位置下载到云实例

来源: www.3cx.com

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Unfortunately, that’s not really practical for most people. So instead, we snooped around for what measures computer security professionals use to secure their own machines. (Obviously, one of the best measures is not to release all of your security methods, so we got the cream of the crop.) The skills and knowledge of being an expert computer security professional can take years to learn, but it’s always possible to glean a few tidbits of knowledge from the pros.

Take online security seriously and respond quickly

News outlets were buzzing after an article published on medium.com nailed Panera Bread to the wall for failing to address a massive user data breach for eight months. That breach allowed anyone to view customers’ full names, addresses, dietary preferences, and email addresses. Their IT team didn’t fix it and their leadership didn’t handle it when it was brought to their attention. That’s not exactly the example to follow.

Whether you’re speaking in terms of public relations, data security, or loss of productivity, there’s never been a more important time to take digital security seriously. You wouldn’t leave your car running in a parking lot while you went inside for half an hour, so don’t leave your (and potentially your customers’) data vulnerable online.

Update your software — now, not later!

We were actually surprised by this consensus opinion. It’s so simple, yet, we’ve all been guilty of clicking “Remind me Later” when some program wants to update. There’s a reason that software is updating: Its team of dedicated, expert programmers have patched something. Many times, it’s a security loophole or some part of the program that allows a vulnerability into your system.

With that said, do something you might never have done — read the release notes. Figure out exactly what the update intends to fix, and then head to the forums. See what other people are saying about the risks involved with the update. If you’re already behind a version, then take a moment to weigh whether or not to update to, yes, yet, another version that might also have holes. That’s what the pros do.

Remember when security experts found a flaw in High Sierra? That’s the perfect example. You might have dodged a bullet by not updating, but not without checking the news.

It may be hard to believe that one of the most important lessons of online and network security is performing software updates as soon as possible, but it’s one of the best ways to keep your computer and network safe. It’s almost always a hassle, but it’s definitely always worth it.

Be miserly with your permissions!

Every CompSec pro is privy to the basic, fundamental rule of network security: The Principle of Least Privilege, which basically asks “how few permissions can you give each user?” Yeah, needing to ask your IT team to turn on your speakers because of insufficient permissions is incredibly annoying — no one knows better than the IT team. But by keeping everyone’s permissions as restricted as possible, you minimize potential problems, including your own.

Imagine your network like a house and a hack like a break-in.

Example 1: You have valuables in every room of the house, but there are no doors to those rooms. Whether a thief breaks in through the window, the garage, or by picking the front door, they can get at everything by breaking in once.

Example 2: Every room in the house has a locked door, and all valuables are placed inside safes. If our thief gets into one room, they can’t get to the hallway and into another room, and they might not even get anything out of that room.

Obviously, it seems a little paranoid to live that way. But, let’s face it, CompSec pros are a little paranoid. Keep your “rooms” locked, put your valuables in a safe place, and when you throw a party, close it all up. In other words, administer your network with multiple user permission levels and restrict accesses carefully, based on how few permissions can be doled out.

Prepare for the worst: Do your backups

You know what the scariest part of working in 2018 is? It’s entirely possible that next time you turn on your computer, every file on it could be lost. There are hacks that hold your hard drive irretrievably hostage, there are environmental disasters that ruin your servers… even a simple burglary can make accessing your data impossible. Are you prepared for that?

Performing a backup of essential files and storing that backup somewhere geographically different from your hard drive could mitigate most security failures. There’s a lot to learn about how to keep computers and networks safe, but knowing how to retrieve stolen, lost or hacked files could be a lot easier and maybe just as important.

Update software, backup your data, and restrict user accesses – those three steps alone could potentially save you and your company hundreds of hours and millions of dollars. But in all of these examples, what you and your network security team should be asking is, “Do we even know what our company’s policy is?” These tips don’t even scratch the surface of everything there is to learn about computer and network security, but good security starts by asking questions and finding out the answers.

Last tip: With all that said, don’t feel bad if you’re doubting your company or team is doing enough with security measures. When asked, “What do security professionals do to secure their personal computers?,” almost all network security professionals have the same answer: Not enough. You can always do more, so get started today!

Via: CBTNuggets

4 ways compsec pros protect their computers最先出现在君熙服务。