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Vomik posted:with powershell core you can bring the modern shell to the Linux server this except unironically
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:......what did you figure the point of powershell was? locally listing your files over and over? well I thought it was to wedge .net into everything
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hobbesmaster posted:well I thought it was to wedge .net into everything having a C# compiler in your shell is pretty cool tho
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:this except unironically It still has a lot of warts and I kind of feel ambivalent about it, though. If it just used quotes like normal programming languages and it was statically typed with row polymorphism or something and didn't automatically flatten nested lists in pipelines it would have been perfect. In any case you probably shouldn't use a shell scripting language for anything that's more than like 5 lines though. mystes fucked around with this message at 21:10 on Jun 26, 2019 |
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powershell isn't good. it's just far better than all the alternatives.
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Pardot posted:not being able to ssh in to a remote computer is dumb as hell infernal machines posted:powershell and winrm are a thing and the intended method of administering remote windows servers since like 10 years ago the russians just used telnet/ftp ThePeavstenator fucked around with this message at 01:30 on Jun 27, 2019 |
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it helps if you remember an earlier incarnation of this thread that had a week long meltdown over the fact that an intel iot dev board didn't ship with ssh but let you enable telnet in debug mode
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You can use PowerShell over ssh, too.
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I fought with Windows Server a lot, guess it somehow sucks just as bad as Linux. At least Debian idles at like 80 megs of RAM.
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rear end posted:I fought with Windows Server a lot, guess it somehow sucks just as bad as Linux. At least Debian idles at like 80 megs of RAM. This is the saving grace of linux on the server: it's not bundled with tonnes of weird poo poo
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rear end posted:I fought with Windows Server a lot, guess it somehow sucks just as bad as Linux. At least Debian idles at like 80 megs of RAM. with a web server and all? thats custom embedded linux like so thats pretty good
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Boiled Water posted:This is the saving grace of linux on the server: it's not bundled with tonnes of weird poo poo
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i blessedly don't remember the details of these numbers, but i am pretty sure you're comparing apples and oranges. the windows number counts a lot more wacky caches and similar. but no question that a simple linux system will come in way lighter.
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mystes posted:Doesn't Windows Server Core have very little installed by default now? a day late and a dollar short
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mystes posted:Doesn't Windows Server Core have very little installed by default now? yeah, they never really made good on their hot-patching promises though and most people don't bother because they don't think its worth the effort
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a real server os for serious business
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needs more candy crush for breaks between serving
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pram posted:a real server os for serious business ...from seven years ago
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mystes posted:Doesn't Windows Server Core have very little installed by default now? yes, but unless you want to gently caress with powershell or have domain infrastructure in place it will continue to have very little installed. presumably op tried to install the fat version with the desktop experience role or something. tbf, for what they were doing, linux was actually the right answer
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pram posted:a real server os for serious business looks like a road to some great touch screen driven wizards for server janitors to use, op
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hobbesmaster posted:with a web server and all? thats custom embedded linux like so thats pretty good Yep, with nginx, dovecot and postfix running.
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https://twitter.com/SuperDepressin/status/1148303504798339073
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https://twitter.com/maryjofoley/status/1151181921789120514?s=20
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holy poo poo the osx outlook update finally added support for dark mode in the preview/reader panes
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Dark mode is the best.
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Lambert posted:Dark mode is the best. it’s a great mode. but it’s not the greatest - reserved for flip mode
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Vomik posted:it’s a great mode. but it’s not the greatest - reserved for fips mode
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lol we just got some o365 update and now all the icons are this flat outline garbage, "to improve accessibility" lmao
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oh, you're on the semi-annual channel that turd got pushed out to the monthly channel in may or so. they also hosed up the layout of the reply/forward interface in the preview window, because who doesn't love more useless white space? (signed)
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So what's Microsoft's final consensus on UWP? I have to admit I've enjoyed a lot of the recent Windows 10 updates because lord knows it was a steaming pile of poo poo on release. Now that they're letting Win32 stuff in their store I don't know whether they're sticking to their lovely crippled API or just going back to Win32. The current mishmash control panel is an abomination. Somehow I was unable to find any relevant articles online about this either.
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rear end posted:So what's Microsoft's final consensus on UWP? in short: 
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It's dead, Jim.
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Are Dell Precision workstations (in this case the 3630) still good or are they dogshit garbage?
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rear end posted:So what's Microsoft's final consensus on UWP? I have to admit I've enjoyed a lot of the recent Windows 10 updates because lord knows it was a steaming pile of poo poo on release. Now that they're letting Win32 stuff in their store I don't know whether they're sticking to their lovely crippled API or just going back to Win32. The current mishmash control panel is an abomination. Somehow I was unable to find any relevant articles online about this either. cloud first, mobile first
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HAIL eSATA-n posted:cloud first, mobile first All in One, Xbox One. Beta tested in the future.
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Schadenboner posted:Are Dell Precision workstations (in this case the 3630) still good or are they dogshit garbage? anything running Windows is a pos, op
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Schadenboner posted:Are Dell Precision workstations (in this case the 3630) still good or are they dogshit garbage? that's obviously going to depend on what hardware you actually get in it, because you can buy them with an i3, 4gb of ram, and a 5400rpm drive if you want to. but assuming you don't get the joke configurations, yeah they're decent.
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HAIL eSATA-n posted:anything running Windows is a pos, op You meant to write "mac os".
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