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by fl0wenol 5y ago
You'll have to reinstall anyway, since you can't "uninstall" the Store and stuff, it needs to not be there to begin with. LTSC ISOs are downloadable from MS. Its very similar to Server 2019.
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
Unfortunately, yes, as he works for the parent company. I like the guy but I didn't know about Muse Score's/UG shady history. Sad...
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
This is a really wholesome thread... You guys are great.
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
That's exactly what you do. Find a guide on buying LTSC through a Microsoft partner. It's expensive but you can effectively install it many times. https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/2167558-explicit-inst..
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
Same happened to me, was in public a lot that February, got a terrible flu that laid me up. Got tested twice (two different antibodies tests) a few months later and both negative. Just a bad coincidence but I suppose I could count myself lu
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
There's got to be other ways to get the drivers, usually the hardware is generic enough if you pull the PCI ids you can get them from Windows update or manufacturers' websites, right? Or is it all proprietary Samsung silicon...
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
No, I understood. But the value of a piece of art that is pre-signed by the artist, versus a print that was signed after-the-fact, is not the same. Some of the value comes from authentication. But if mass produced, this is not really more v
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
re: autographs because of the comment limit They're valuable because that meant the autographer had to be present and see and individually touch whatever was being signed. Often times it is a memento of a fan meeting their idol. NFTs h
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
It's not just art... It's why otherwise ordinary items have sentimental value. Like a specific stuffed animal, or a mile marker. NFTs lack an intrinsic to convey this that goes beyond the digital item itself. Having or looking at
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
The artist can sell numbered prints too. What I'm saying is that NFT _itself_ does not embody any aspect of the creative process or context. With the exception of the fact the artists issued an NFT in the first place on such-and-such d
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
That depends. If that sculpture survived decades or centuries and then put on display in a museum far removed from the ability to recreate that sculpture from the original molds, then in a way, yes, it is an original. However, if the molds
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
Here's where this analogy falls apart. The real value in having an authentic painting comes from the history of the piece, that it is the same canvas and pigments that were touched by the (famous/reclusive/dead) artist (or at
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
I don't think they're saying this isn't true. The primary takeaway from this study, for me, is that when a species gains the necessary "hardware" to create and propogate culture, it hits a tipping point, and then th
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
Seriously, it's little details like that which makes me stan.
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
That's great, Jeff. Say, when will you stop with the union-busting?
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
You can do it, you just have to know how. Basically, tell an ISV (like Connection.com) that you want a small business relationship w.r.t. Microsoft Licensing and they'll set you up. You might have to buy a few random CALs to qualify, b
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
My gut tells me this argument is too simplistic, but... this is it, basically. I don't know whether it's a cause or an effect. Maybe it's a self-feeding dynamic?
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
You can absolutely deliver it via mail (some states require that), or have a process server leave it with their legal department. https://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcrmp/rule_4#rule_4_c_3_C
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
I think there are other ways to solve some of these problems of virtual ownership in walled gardens, federation, etc. but they're all forms of PR/diplomacy (relations and protocols between virtual worlds, between creators and plat
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
Do you never say hi to a contractor ever in the workplace? Dude, that's cold.
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
In retrospect, thinking about the end problem, he really should have written a custom front-end that used SSH (or TLS) and a custom protocol to remotely send input and receive telemetry, as most term emus don't support this kind of beh
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
I think that, considering the mandate of the CDC, a certain amount of cynical understanding of the average American in its messaging is the only practical thing to do. That's a really tough line to take, and I do not envy the PR guys t
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
You're not ... wrong, but I can't shake your use of the term "hobby farm voters" which is the worst kind of no-true-Scotsman aspersion, it really brings the rest of your argument down. And what is the problem with puttin
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
... but what if I don't want to gamble? It's not like buying an item at retail can enforce a "terms of service" like a EULA I'm free to ignore a box if it's dented or damaged. Weighing it to see if it's mi
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
Interesting -- for the US "fingers" is reserved for breaded frozen meat that appears to be hand-formed (that is, not rectangular, but still likely machine-made at scale). Chicken fingers and fish fingers are commonly available.
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by fl0wenol 5y ago
Since IPv4 addresses are natively a 32-bit integer at the level of BSD sockets, it makes sense to allow curl to accept them without having it be re-parsed back out into a dotted-quad. Many tools and databases will store addresses natively t
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by fl0wenol 6y ago
Agreed, +1 This pattern goes beyond JS and is very helpful for supporting tests; you've already factored out your validators. There's always going to be stragglers but you can define and push in an extra check on the spot (i.e. us
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by fl0wenol 6y ago
It's a little tricky to buy, but anyone can do it. I also like that it gives you multiple activation keys out of the box. Unfortunately it's a little pricey compared to OEM; it's about $300.
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by fl0wenol 6y ago
It's a design pattern that has it's uses. I've written plenty of code which goes through many precondition checks and has to throw appropriate errors or perform in-line fixups in the happy path, and this is the canonical way
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by fl0wenol 6y ago
Genuinely curious: In what way? Also: How is tmux about serial ports/USB->serial adapters?

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