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The Windows 10 installation ISO downloaded directly from microsoft.com does not need the internet to install correctly under any circumstances.

You also don't need to do anything special to get it working. However, I opted for the inclusion of a completely optional disk driver during install time to improve performance and sustainability.

You can provide a QEMU virtual CDROM with drivers during installation if necessary, and do the rest of your setup with QEMU native Samba file transfers followed by software installation.

I use the QEMU virtual CDROM to provide VirtIO drivers during Windows installation for super fast virtual drive I/O and DISCARD support.

-drive file=windows.qcow2,index=0,media=disk,if=virtio,discard=unmap

discard=unmap is absolutely essential to keep your QEMU QCOW2 file on your host from growing excessively as you delete stuff in your Windows guest. This is the main reason I use VirtIO.

To learn more about QEMU I recommend the Arch Wiki page on it
I think on HN, you have to go out of your way to ask a question. Most people are using questions to imply that the comment they're replying to is wrong, thus when people see it, they think you're taking that angle. I've run into this a couple times. Something like "I'm genuinely asking." can be helpful here, but even then, people are battle-hardened enough to think that's sarcastic too.

I think what I'd do here is start a new top-level comment like "Some other comments are talking about the McDonalds thing. Does anyone have any more details on this? Was it just that the coffee was too hot, or where there other factors that made that a lawsuit?"
Android Linux !== Linux.
Awesome! It’s definitely a step in the right direction, and I’d love to see this upstreamed, though personally I have never contributed to GDB before. Do you have any idea how this is impacted by builds of Wine that are using the new MinGW-based PE modules for almost everything?
Also don't get this, how would you ever possibly isolate that? Give them a drug which kinda feels like MDMA? But what about the individualized effects of that drug?

It feels more like they are just looking for a critique. All in all it looks eons better than most SSRIs we prescribe willy nilly every day.
Consider finding some interests other than having a strong opinion on 1 of 3 OSs. Life's too short man.
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Same here. Even moreso considering they tried to say that his "outburst" was in violation of their workplace violence policy. I'd love to see them drilled for defamaiton, perjury (if they tried to push that lie on the stand), etc.. What truly amazes me is their plan to appeal this instead of taking it on the mouth and learning a lesson.

Too bad the appeal process isn't a "double-or-nothing" type of deal. I'd love to see them take more of a financial hit from this.
Let's get this off here, it's just a pirated copy of windows guised under some cutesy fluff.
In early 30s the Nazis only got 33-37% of the vote not too much unlike the portion of the electorate who support ending democracy in favor of our own would be dictator.

"Hindenburg appointed Adolf Hitler chancellor of Germany. Hitler was not appointed chancellor as the result of an electoral victory with a popular mandate, but instead as the result of a constitutionally questionable deal among a small group of conservative German politicians who had given up on parliamentary rule. They hoped to use Hitler's popularity with the masses to buttress a return to conservative authoritarian rule..."

https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/the-nazi-r...

If you place yourself at a random time of trouble you will 2 to 1 find yourself behind the eyes of someone indifferent or scared neither victim nor victimizer.
Driveways, parking lots, and some merge lanes don't have stop or yield signs. So it's not always marked.

Much more interesting are one lane tunnels or bridges that have a yield sign on both sides. Effectively, people just do fist come first served, but if it's at the same time you have to negotiate who has the right of way.
It isn't, so nothing.
I'm not sure what are you getting at?
The issues hobbyist game developers face don't typically have anything to do with performance, though. The issues they face are that no one plays their games, sometimes because they're too simple, and the software toolchain they're using isn't powerful enough to help them.
I think the issue is doing something nice here is unexpected and while driving or using the roadway, anything unexpected is TOUGH to deal with and causes both parties to have to navigate a situation with limited communication.
That's not at all what they say. It's advertised as "a stable, non-intrusive yet fully functional build of Windows 10 to anyone that requires [it]" in which "great effort has been invested in maintaining the subsequent system’s stability, bug-free operation and user experience".

The entire site screams "download this and use it in production". They have big friendly ISO download buttons front and center, with absolutely no disclaimer anywhere that it might be a terrible idea. If it truly is merely "educational", then this is highly irresponsible.
Thank you, I missed this bit of nuance. That indeed would be useful, and now the example makes a lot more sense.
That's a totally fair point, and I realize my comment wasn't really in the spirit of that original thread in the first place.

What I really meant to convey is that I dipped my toes in just enough to get familiar, and that was enough for me to get fully hooked on vim. I've spent lots of time trying to make Jetbrains/IdeaVim and VSCode/vim-plugin work for how I write code. Significantly more than I want to admit publicly...but I come back to the boring old terminal every time.

I am not trying to convince any person on this planet that they should use vim. In fact, when other developers at work ask me if they should try I say "No" 100% of the time. But Jetbrains/VSCode are a firm step down for my workflow.
Can you give some more examples of the file browsing tracking ? I have timeline off
It's "impossible" to play games on Windows because "you have garbage popping up constantly"? Sorry what are you talking about? I, like millions of people, play games all the time on my Windows PC and don't encounter this problem. It's most certainly not "impossible".

> There’s definitely a demand for windows that can play games and do nothing else.

It's called a "games console". Microsoft makes one called XBox.
I think you might be misinterpreting the Russian comments that are along the lines of "I don't follow politics" or "I don't know enough to have an opinion". Those are "safe" answers. It's a euphemism, of sorts. They can't say "No, I don't want the current President to remain in power" so they say "I don't have an opinion on the President". They can't get in trouble for giving that answer. I get the impression the vast majority of the people giving those dismissive answers can't share how they really feel on camera because it would be dangerous. It's not that they're apathetic, they're just aware of the risks that come along with speaking their mind.
Hi Raldi, when did last work with Reddit. I can't remember, genuinely curious.
I was the steamlink app on Apple TV and I haven't had any issues with garbage popping up and interrupting me, and I haven't made any tweaks to Windows. Just letting you know in case you'll find it useful.
Maybe for you, really depends on the person, the illness, the drug, and the setting
Isn't that what the second option does?
For me OjG (https://github.com/ohler55/ojg) has been great. I regularly use it on files that can not be loaded into memory. The best JSON file format for multiple record is one JSON document per record all in the same file. OjG doesn't care if they are on different lines. It is fast (https://github.com/ohler55/compare-go-json) and uses a fairly complete JSONPath implementation for searches. Similar to jq but using JSONPath instead of a proprietary query language.

I am biased though as I wrote OjG to handle what other tools were not able to do.
I'm turning 54 and I'm still in-demand quite a bit. I just changed jobs and had a bidding war by a few different employers to bring me onboard. I was upfront with my age in all interviews, but my cloud, k8s and linux experience spoke volumes. Don't worry about your age. Just keep up with technology and you'll be fine.
TL;DR I hate running a web-proxy/balancer so I run a different case of proxy.

IMO the described process can be useful sometimes, but adds some complexity in the app deployment, like the need to configure certificates in the app itself[0], not at the proxy, which can be (a bit more) troublesome if you are okay with a single WC certificate serving all your subdomains.

And the OP still uses Apache for 80->443 redirect.

[0] as I understood the article, though this can be preffered if the proxy (snid in this case) shouldn't have the access to the plain-text data
I use a few of these regularly:

ts timestamps each line of the input, which I've found convenient for ad-hoc first-pass profiling in combination with verbose print statements in code: the timestamps make it easy to see where long delays occur.

errno is a great reference tool, to look up error numbers by name or error names by number. I use this for two purposes. First, for debugging again, when you get an errno numerically and want to know which one it was. And second, to search for the right errno code to return, in the list shown by errno -l.

And finally, vipe is convenient for quick one-off pipelines, where you know you need to tweak the input at one point in the pipeline but you know the nature of the tweak would take less time to do in an editor than to write the appropriate tool invocation to do it.
Yep, it became a spot for all your erectile dysfunction needs. And the constant pattern of "I fix it, spammers break it' wore me out, so, despite media savvy, I just stopped caring (though this thread convinces me that was the wrong answer...)
Well technically riding a bicycle around in the grass in your own yard is also good exercise. Doesn't make it pleasant though.
> Well, what would an MBT be replaced with?

Don't know, but that is a different question.

BTW some/many of the MBT in this war are already equipped with active protection systems e.g Shtora ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shtora-1 ).

See the T-80 and T-90 sections here: https://www.oryxspioenkop.com/2022/02/attack-on-europe-docum...
I'm no gamedev, but multiplayer seems very dependent on the use case. Is your game turn based? Real time? In the case of a fighting game, do you need millisecond resolution? I'm not sure a satisfactory out of the box multiplayer experience would be something a game engine could abstract.
Have you looked into working at a non-agile company?

I thought working in waterfall projects would suck, but I think it is a large part of why my current job doesn't require much interaction and why most of my colleagues have a calm air around them.
Musk can ban whoever he wants if he buys Twitter. I assume he’ll want to do at least some of that given his past actions and the fact that there are critics of him and his companies on there.
Rust is in an interesting position, where like C or C++, it's capable of solving very low-level problems. At the same time, it's got a lot of "modern" language features.

The kernel being literally the "bottom" of a system presents a challenge as this space rejects complexity and tooling variety that is intrinsic to "higher-level" languages.
Android and Fuchsia are already using Rust, and they also abstain to use cargo directly.
Don't know how I missed the date,thank you for pointing that out. Sorry for misleading, updated accordingly
We can thank Snowden for giving us a pretty good example of what has gone wrong and how conspiracy theories cannot all be dismissed - all the more effective, probably, because of the discontinuity it represented in this slow "boiling the frog" business.
Ever stopped to ponder the laundry detergent aisle at your local grocery store? Or the potato chip aisle? Especially on detergent, what's there is a huge proportion of the shelf space devoted to a couple of brands (which may, in fact, be from the same parent company) with very large containers taking up a lot of space for relatively little actual product, but lots of different choices for those brands. Or, as I like to say, 31 flavors of Tide Pods. Same goes for potato and corn chips. Lays and Ruffles dominate, which oversize bags that are half air, relegating other brands to lower shelves on one end. But consumers can "choose" from half a dozen different flavors of the same brands.

And it's the same all over the US. The only variation tends to be that some flavors Flamin' Hot Dill Pickle or Wasabi Ginger, e.g., appear more often in some markets than others.
Fair, but which countries? It may explain some of the huge disconnect I’m seeing (demographics).

Would you agree, though, that in roads that are designed for cars (most of the US), that’s an obviously bad idea and recipe for getting maimed or killed?
They Survived Operation Babylift
I'd consider doing that once I feel like I've actually "solved" this problem. Adjusting to this scale of community development has been a slow and sometimes painful process. I started with a "benevolent dictator for as long as I can manage it" model and we have slowly been transitioning into a more distributed decision making process where more people are reviewing code and more people have merge rights. Currently these merge rights are very "scoped" and I am still making basically every "controversial" call when it comes to code and api design. This means that I am a bottleneck, and the pressure to resolve this increases as the community grows. I have "big plans" here that involve continuing to expand the scope of the other maintainers (Francois and Alice), pulling in even more maintainers, and empowering "working groups" to make decisions more autonomously. Expect to see significant progress here in the very near future.
In your second example, if you run `send_message(id=1, body)` once and then run `send_message(id=1, body)` again, it behaves differently the second time than the first time, despite receiving the same input. So `send_message` is idempotent, but its behavior is not determined by its inputs (i.e. it is not pure).

If you imagine the hidden state that `send_message` reads and writes to be part of the input, then when you run it the second time, its inputs have changed. So it wouldn't be correct to say you're running it multiple times "on the same input".

These details are not obvious from the given definition, and that's why I say it's uncomfortably close to purity. Idempotence is very much not about purity (though you can have both), and that's why I like the author's goal-oriented explanation better: it makes the role of state very explicit.
>"has a good NAT"

What is a good NAT as opposed to a bad one?

"Dude the DHCP on this network is AWESOME" lol
> According to my client, she started reading him the riot act and accused him of stealing other coworkers’ joy. He started to have another panic attack, Bucher said.

Original article:

https://linknky.com/news/2022/04/14/man-awarded-450k-after-f...
Yes. In the US, things didn't get as far (but they got far worse than I would have predicted) , but what we saw in Australia, China, and other nations was very disturbing. A study of the history and characteristics of genocidal regimes always begin with very strong "us vs. them" narratives and can be based on ethnicity, religion, perceived illnesses, and many other factors. It is critical that the human race learns to recognize how easy it is to scapegoat and persecute people for these and other reasons.
I have searched ts for a long time. Used it many years ago but forgot the exact name of the tool and package. No search machine could find it or I just entered to wrong search words.
Yeah this seems intuitively correct. Psychedelics are largely playing with your beliefs of the world, which is why it can go a lot of ways and is hard to study.

In a good setting with good guides it can be wildly transformative in a positive direction.
The one I use the most is `vipe`.

> vipe: insert a text editor into a pipe

It's useful when you want to edit some input text before passing it to a different function. For example, if I want to delete many of my git branches (but not all my git branches):

$ git branch | vipe | xargs git branch -D

`vipe` will let me remove some of the branch names from the list, before they get passed to the delete command.
What qualifies as harassment on a social media platform? It’s quite easy to say you’re exercising your rights. Elon and alt right conservatives want a no moderation platform where they can say anything. If that’s what they want to do, go for it but it will die because the same things always happen, echo chamber that repels everyone except a niche group
Everyone is wrong about ORMs
I can tell you right now that there’s an entire channel in the Bevy discord server dedicated to making an out of the box api for multiplayer. If you want the current state of it, check out this RFC. https://github.com/bevyengine/rfcs/pull/19 I’m really excited for it when it eventually comes out.
I'm not sure that's quite the same (no clue if the garden leave terminology is used in the parts of Europe you refer to). https://www.investopedia.com/terms/g/gardening-leave.asp
The irony is that Windows is literally all about Bill Gates trying to microchip you.
The grand-parent comment was arguing that this distress can be objectively catalogued by someone other than the patient, and that the patient may themselves be unaware.

This does seem to be true for some forms of mental illness, depending on exactly how you define distress. For example, someone going through an episode of mania (such as in bipolard disorder) is typically subjectively extremely happy with their state.
Two-qubit silicon quantum processor with operation fidelity exceeding 99%
Things work the opposite way. In order to get companies to adopt things you need to get people working their interested in it. Which means they need to be able to run it on their PCs. There's a reason why x86 ate the world.

The exception to this is when you can develop something and have a good case to use it yourself, like Google and Fuchsia. But I doubt Fuchsia will gain wide organic adoption because of the same factors.
The theory that Russia is a threat to the US isn't supported by data.

The data is Russia's humiliating defeat in Ukraine.
Arguably needs to be abstracted out to some kind of multiplayer middleware; multiplayer sounds like one-size-fits-all but it's very nuanced.

And that feeling that it needs to be abstracted/genericized might be the same reason why it never gets done.
The downside is they make it hard to enter the market as they gatekeep. And clients (especially bigger ones) don't want to deal with individuals at all because of the brokers.

They also sub contract to other contracting or consulting companies.

At the end of the day I'd say I'm quite insulted by the concept. They really treat developers like a commodity to be pimped out.
Agreed, limits don't prevent creativity and creating cool things, often they are encouraging.
> I think that when it becomes culty and reality-denying is where the
real problems come in. For example, 47 years ago the city of Phenom
Penh was forced at gunpoint to march into the wilderness to farm
rice because of how some people interpreted

This! Absolutely. Technological backlash is one of the grave dangers I
address in Digital Vegan. Anti-intellectualism lies just beneath the
surface in a technological society that is out of touch with itself
and has alienated its members through the very technology that could
unite it. It grows prone to regressive catastrophes like Mao's brutal
projects and of the Khmer Rouge you mention. "Strong Leaders" attach
themselves easily to ruralism, "back to basics" and other regressive
ideologies. In many ways I think Putin may be one of
them. Technological cults beget anti-technological cults.

A problem is that nuanced (but 'inconvenient') tech critique gets
labelled as precisely that regressive anti-intellectualism by those
who profit from technologically mediated alienation. Simply count the
allusions to Luddism in responses to my comments. That "shutting down"
and trying to place reasoned technological critique as beyond
discussion is mentioned elsewhere in this thread, and is the road to
trouble.
Many businesses do pick totalizing systems -- many medium-size or above corporations use bazel, and a few use nix. There's also some tooling to convert Cargo.toml to bazel and nix build files, though I don't know how well that works.

I think the problem is that bazel and nix are just not that easy to get started with. If you're using them you're likely to have a team (or at least one person) working full-time on them, since bending everything to a singular worldview involves a lot of work.
In California you can get a DUI on a bicycle, because bicycles are defined as "vehicles" in the state vehicle code. It's the stuff of legend in bicycle-heavy college towns like Davis.
Your comment is Interesting to me

Im a Dev. But outside of reversing games for hacks and cheats I havent done anything with Windows specifically.

Any links, books, articles, etc.. you can provide to learn more about this?
The Nazis practiced social darwinism which goes way beyond hating and killing jews. If you were to simplify it, it would be nationalism on steroids with a deep hate for all other nations and the desire to conquer all of them.
It is a reasonable interpretation though I will admit I disagree with it. I have no problem separating people from their government. That said, I am not sure the regime in Moscow - come to think of it, any regime - feels the same way.

I guess what I am saying is that you might be missing a forest for the trees. Democracy is a threat to Putin only in a sense that his control over Ukraine weakened with ouster of Yanukovych. He was fine with democracy as long as 'his' candidate won. Now, we can argue over whether Ukraine was a democracy, but I am not sure that is a good or even worthwhile argument to have.
It [being an education release of Win10] is exactly what they say.

> AME is developed for educational purposes only, which emphasizes an effort to reverse engineer, disable or replace components of the Microsoft Windows 10 operating system. The goal is an endeavour to better understand and mitigate the collection of Personally identifiable information (PII), as has been clearly outlined by numerous outlets covering the topic, including comments by famed whistle-blower Edward Snowden. Another goal is to replace included proprietary Windows software, such as the Edge web-browser, with ethically verifiable alternatives using open-source licenses.

https://wiki.ameliorated.info/doku.php?id=faq#legal_consider...
It's a good point, but something is better than nothing. For instance, in our engine my team provides those mechanisms from the network variables associated with an entity/actor.

So, doing something like:

entity:networkVar( "health", 10 )
-- ...
local health = entity:getNetworkVar( "health" )
entity:setNetworkVar( "health", health - 2 )

Does exactly what you'd expect.

You can set the console variable `tickrate' and, that too, does exactly what you'd expect.