Installed Windows 7 on VMware Workstation™ 12.5.9 (Happens to be the earliest and the most lightweight version I could install on my OS so 
)
Unfortunately Microsoft is never gonna let you install this on a Surface directly
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Primarily for TV operators and probably other critical systems around the world, they use GMT suffix to define UTC time 
As a yearly tradition ahead of Eid, ID Telecom opened 95% of their premium channel offerings to the public for free, and i only need to sign in to their app 
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another day, another reason you should use premium hosting instead of hostingarbage
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Hostinger bad
So a friend of mine just got this insane download speed
He’s trying to download ArchLinux and the download literarily finished immediately after clicking download
Guess which VPS is Hostinger and which one is a $10 server from a kinda scammy provider
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oh wow did not expect the hit usage today is that low, im making a quite requests-consuming ai chatbot project and it call lots of api but the hit usage still very chill
bruh if i sent the api nothing and it reply me back with a chunk of text
fak free server seems to hate streaming, cant make it work on my website
I didn’t ask it for a flying saucer 
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is anyone have any idea to make the data fetch from ai api faster? like streaming isnt working properly here and fetching data is slow
Use paid hosting
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oh well i guess i will pull the illegal move hehe
I can’t recommend that. One if you do anything illegal on free hosting, you will get banned. But also if you’re illegally accessing a premium version of the AI tools, they are likely to block you too.
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Android is becoming a locked-down platform
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I used it for registering a domain 
Earlier…
Last update of this forum’s software bonked asset updates to Amazon S3/cloudfront. So i wanna say something here but I can’t 
Holy 
Both look 99.9% uptime to me!
See! On one hand, it’s for protecting ourselves against scammers. On the other hand, they think android is pulling an iOS move by effectively disallowing sideloading/third party app stores. Ever since the backlash, google developed “advanced flow.” turn on dev mode, enable a switch to allow sideloading, reboot, wait 24 hours, and choose between allow for 7 days or indefinitely. My opinion is towards the former, tbh. Good job, google! (No sarcasm at all.)
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I literarily emailed to [email protected] on this affair, first time contacting on email
However since I didn’t check the exact reason of the failure I though it was a geo-ban so I kinda panicked
Got a reply several minutes ago so I assume that’s when the forum comes back up 
I mean yeah but Hostinger is performing a little bit worse, expecially when you look at the 30 days metric
Someone will think that this is a bad thing… Today “advanced flow”, tommorow “ID verification”, “only available in 7 days”…
But whatever I uses iOS. We have refresh the app every 7 days already
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I thought It was just me having problems lol
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Here’s the “earlier” thing you might be waiting for. For 4 days now, every time i connect to neighbor’s wifi as usual, i was assigned an IP from the wrong subnet. (From .11.0/24 instead .1.0/24.) Since my house has a similar device, “Ha! This is repeater’s wrongdoing!” but it dawned on me that it’s even the repeater that does this. Instead i reboot the router and forcing myself to use static IP. Until i port scanned 192.168.1.5, bam. The stupid repeater leaking DHCP broadcast. For their model, there’s a handy reset button, so i pushed it. Ah, back to the correct IP assignment. Few hours later, i can see other devices in DHCP table again ever since 
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this is an amazing build
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Currently having fun with this
From local install → Docker Desktop → Oracle Cloud (finally)
It was a good learning experience!
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Initially i scratched my head, “hmm, why virtualized?” and this is why. Ah.
Admins, some of you may notice i updated my bio. Here it is, rough specs of an MOFH server!
CPU: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2690 v4
OS: CloudLinux 8.10
RAM: 40GB, 15GB Swap
Disk: 70GB boot drive, 5.8TB of /home, 3.3TB free
Virtualized (mentions of virtio in lspci:) yes
With Proxmox HA, i assume? Because my VPS provider also uses it 
I love how ever since, ifastnet actually randomize the linux kernel number in php_uname(), but still signaling us that this is an RHEL 8-based server 
And yes, i found these information definitely not for vulnerability research purposes 
Thank goodness we upgraded long time ago!
Compared to my VPS:
CPU: AMD EPYC 7352 (2) @ 2.295GHz
OS: Ubuntu 24.04
RAM: 8GB, No swap
Disk: 79GB
Virtualized: yes
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