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[ my public key: https://keybase.io/gaius; my proof: https://keybase.io/gaius/sigs/3VxDv2_bMpgjtQjm1VAvUWjPXu9rp_H6zR0mjWF_Vw0 ]
I’ve pointed out that Excel Copilot offers some of this, but they’re looking for a more conversational, dedicated chat experience.
Requirements/constraints: - Needs access control and auditability - Preferably integrates with OpenAI-like API - We’re an Azure shop with existing Microsoft contracts
Has anyone dealt with similar requests? What kind of approaches, tools, or architectures did you consider? Any pros/cons you’d highlight, especially in an enterprise context?
PS. English is not my first language, the question was made with deepseek. I hope it didn't butcher it too much.
Backstory [here](https://wanderinginn.com/2020/07/12/7-34-c/) and [here](https://wanderinginn.com/2020/07/15/7-35-c/), actual attack [here](https://wanderinginn.com/2020/07/19/7-36-c/). Don't worry, these all happens at the literal other side of the world from the main characters, and can be read as a standalone three part story.
What are the alternatives to Disqus?
I'm a C# Developer, specializing on ASP.Net Web Api, if it makes any difference. Any help is appreciated, just point me in the right direction :) Thanks in advance.
First, what are your opinions on using RPG Maker (which ever version; I'm using MV via Steam) as a game engine?
I have to admit, at first it felt like a toy- not an IDE at all. I'm using it because real life is getting in the way right now, and I wanted to start developing this game idea I had using the easiest method available to me. I'm also using Visual Studio Code alongside it, since the event system wasn't quite good enough so I'm injecting Javascript into it via the plugin system- if I'm not mistaken, the last version of RPG Maker can also do this but using Ruby.
Second, I'm having a bit of trouble finding a Maze Generation Algorithm, since most of sites I come across is talking about walls, doors and rooms. Unfortunately, I only have Rooms with Exits (doors?), and I can't choose where to put "walls". Here's the limitations that I'm working with:
1. A Maze can have three types: a short one (6-12 rooms), a medium one (9-15 rooms) and a long one (12-18 rooms).
2. A Room can have one, two or three Exits (there's no rooms with four Exits). Only one Exit per direction- North, East, South, West. This leaves me with 14 room configurations (Exits on N, E, S, W, NE, NS, NW, ES, EW, SW, NES, NEW, NSW, ESW). Room configurations can repeat per Maze.
3. A Maze always starts with a Room with a single Exit.
4. A Maze will always be self-contained. For example, it will never have an Exit that doesn't connect anywhere, or, say a Room with a South Exit leading to a Room without a North Exit. This is the part that I'm having a lot of trouble with.
5. All rooms should be accessible.
We have tried a number solutions such as written notes on sealed envelopes with a logbook to access (our oldest 'system'), to an SQL database with a custom application, to a LastPass account with a shared master password.
The passwords that we are trying to manage range from credentials for remote desktop, custom applications to SQL auth. We're looking for a system that has to be secure, available to junior devs and editable by senior devs. Also, there are frequent movement on our teams, as well as several vendors which complicate things.
What can you guys suggest? Also, what do you guys use?
(Stackoverflow says its not possible, but the answers are all from several years ago)
Unfortunately, our multi-million peso company is striving to be a Microsoft-only shop, so what are my other, comparable options? A quick google search says Umbraco & Orchard. Is there anything else?