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by xaduha 8y ago
They are welcome to make it easier to obtain LTSB license. They are not interested in that obviously. Technically there's not much that is stopping me from using it in trial mode with a rearm up to 90 days, because I use it in a VFIO V
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by xaduha 8y ago
> questionable integrity? What's what integrity checks are for.
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by xaduha 8y ago
Well at the moment LTSB isn't affected is it? So there you go, proof enough. In any case it's not just that, there are lots of other annoying stuff that I don't need in my life.
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by xaduha 8y ago
https://www.howtogeek.com/273824/windows-10-without-the-cruf...
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by xaduha 8y ago
If you're really tired of this shit, then get LTSB.
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by xaduha 8y ago
I'd rather buy some old Nokia.
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by xaduha 8y ago
Man, some reactions here... I wouldn't recommend starting with VFIO by running macOS, there are enough hurdles without it. Start with Linux or Windows. And this guide is a bit outdated now anyway.
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by xaduha 8y ago
I haven't used GAE since early days, but I heard it supports Docker now. Why wouldn't I just use Docker with whatever runtime I want?
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by xaduha 8y ago
Let a thousand flowers bloom and all that, but come on. That particular flower is a freaking baobab already. I assume it's mostly for use outside of browsers.
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by xaduha 8y ago
No, that didn't happen to me, because I know what I'm doing and how Docker works. I used it since AUFS days.
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by xaduha 8y ago
With XHTML 2.0 and related tools like XQuery it could've been a matter of course. Hell XQuery is still a much better tool for this job than SQL, but no one cares. I mean > string_between(content, '<title>', '&l
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by xaduha 8y ago
> I'd say this annoys a lot of people whose job it is to automate things, and this is the first proposed solution I see. If your job is to automate things and you're not using containers, then you're doing it wrong.
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by xaduha 8y ago
I'd rather use Opera.
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by xaduha 8y ago
What kind of personal projects need a cluster? I'm pretty sure docker-compose + swarm can satisfy 99% percent of your needs.
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by xaduha 8y ago
Google this I guess SW_DVD5_WIN_ENT_LTSB_2016_64BIT_English_MLF_X21-07421.ISO md5: e39ea2af41b3710682fe3bbdac35ec9a
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by xaduha 8y ago
Arr, no idea, matey.
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by xaduha 8y ago
> And honestly I don't care, I just want it to work. Looks like you need VFIO. My Windows 10 LTSB VM state gets reset on shutdown unless I commit changes.
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by xaduha 8y ago
http://theweek.com/speedreads/798035/world-leaders-literally...
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by xaduha 8y ago
Opera is fine. Chinese connection doesn't bother me.
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by xaduha 8y ago
There are much better languages than BASIC, for whatever purpose.
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by xaduha 8y ago
Ok, I'll give it a go. Haven't really used any since Digg Reader closed.
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by xaduha 8y ago
You can't, unless you run qemu there. Which you can do, but it kinda defeats the purpose. And in the best case scenario you still gonna need some changes to host, like extra kernel boot parameters most likely.
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by xaduha 8y ago
That's why I hope Red/System and just Red in general takes off https://static.red-lang.org/red-system-specs.html
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by xaduha 8y ago
> xquery has a power and limitation with it's data model being xpath. You're conflating things, they share a data model. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XQuery_and_XPath_Data_Model
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by xaduha 8y ago
> I don’t want to live in a world where the best language humans could think of for working with data was invented in the 70’s You don't, most popular one is. Best one is XQuery.
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by xaduha 8y ago
http://barbajs.org is superior in every way.
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by xaduha 8y ago
> reducing sodium What do you mean by that? If you're talking about salt, then that's sodium chloride, not sodium. Can't you just say reducing salt?
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by xaduha 9y ago
What else is there?
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by xaduha 9y ago
If you want to use something like that for web, then use http://websocketd.com . There's no need to generate html on the server, unless you really don't want to touch JS at all.
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by xaduha 9y ago
'Impedance mismatch' strikes again.

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