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You could look into AMP (it is by the makers of McMyAdmin... and is its successor). I don't know that AMP its self can run in docker, but it can be used to run the game servers (it supports more than just MC) in docker containers. It also has fine grained permissions and siloed FTP access (and web-based file access), to make sure that people can't mess with files they shouldn't have access to.

Does anyone happen to know of an API to pull Intel product specifications from? The odata api is no more, and I am struggling to find if they ever replaced it with anything. Alternatively if anyone knows of a dump (or some readily available code) to scrape product info from ark I would appreciate it.

Here is what is essentially a very early version of a discord bot that I wrote to fetch information from the EVE Online API (known as ESI), as well as zKillboard, a third party site that tracks player kills and losses. This bot makes use of discord.py (async branch). import discord from discord.ext.commands import Bot import asyncio, aiohttp import json import datetime import urllib # Settings prefix = '/' TOKEN = "" app = "" contact = "" headers = {'user-agent': f"Application: {app} Contact: {contact}", 'content-type': 'application/json'} bot = Bot(command_prefix=prefix) # Util Functions async def getID(name): urlName = urllib.parse.quote_plus(name) url = f"https://esi.evetech.net/v2/search/?categories=character&datasource=tranquility&search={urlName}&strict=true" async with aiohttp.Clientsession().get(url, headers=headers) as response: r = response.json() if 'character' in r: return r['character'][0] else: return None async def getKB(cid: int): time = datetime.datetime.utcnow().strftime("%Y%m") url = f"https://zkillboard.com/api/stats/characterID/{cid}/" async with aiohttp.Clientsession().get(url, headers=headers) as response: select = response.json() stats = {'danger': select["dangerRatio"], 'gang': select["gangRatio"], 'kills_all': select["allTimeSum"], 'kills_mo': select["months"][time]["shipsDestroyed"], 'kburl': f"http://zkillboard.com/character/{cid}"} return stats # Bot Functions @bot.event async def on_ready(): print(f"Bot Online! \nLogged in as: {bot.user.name}") @bot.command(aliases = ['eve_time', 'evetime', 'et']) async def time(): time = datetime.datetime.utcnow() return await bot.say("Current EVE (UTC) Time: " + time.strftime("%H:%M")) @bot.command(aliases = ['t']) async def threat(*, char: str): cid = await getID(char) if cid == None: return await bot.say("Character not found!") stats = await getKB(cid) return await bot.say(f":alien: {char} \n\n :skull_crossbones: {stats['danger']} :children_crossing: {stats['gang']} :knife: {stats['kills_all']} :calendar: {stats['kills_mo']} \n\n\n :bookmark: {stats['kburl']}") bot.run(TOKEN) The current version of the bot exists here: https://gitlab.com/colcrunch/killbot (About 48x the number of lines now )

I just made a new project, no idea what was wrong with the old one.

I know, I was saying that the cache shouldn't be an issue.

I am doing this locally before sending it off to a server.

So, it works on a new install, but what confuses me is that I did nothing differently.

So, my issue is that no matter what the extends statement is printed, which leads me to believe that there is something wrong with whatever parses the template file.

Your vm's performance is not an indication of how well the OS will run on your hardware. Also, install VMWare tools (i think thats what it is called) to fix some of those issues.

Yes, the welcome page works fine.

You're welcome! Just make sure to do some research on your motherboard to figure out how to approach installing OS X. I use a Asus X99 Deluxe, a board that is luckily supported by RampageDev's X99 DMG. (Available here: http://www.rampagedev.com/?page_id=55)... The site doesn't list MSI support, but I'd open the DMG on the machine/VM that you use to make the install media and check if it is there (you never know, he might have forgot to put it on the site)... if it is there, I would follow his guide. Remember, if you follow his guide, so it very strictly. I tried a few times to get mine to work, it was only when I went slowly and followed his instructions exactly that it worked. Good luck! And a word to the wise, of all the places for hackintosh support, I find /r/hackintosh to be the best. Mainly cause insanelymac hates tonymacx86 (so much so that all mention of tonymac or the software from tonymac is censored), and tonymac forums seem to be pretty dead (and they tend to all suggest the same things).

This is possible, you will want to format the storage drive to a file system that is supported by both OSs. I suggest exFAT, mainly because FAT32 has a 4GB file size limit.

If you use the clover bootloader, all you need to do is download and install the nvidia web drivers, then add the nvda_drv=1 bootflag to your config.plist.

1. I know an X99 hackintosh IS possible, after all, I have one. But I am not 100% sure about your specific motherboard. The 5820K and GTX970 are just fine though. 2/3. I do not know anything about using partitions for OSX, I simply installed 2 extra drives (an OS drive and a storage drive) specifically for OS X, it is safer that way anyways. 4. I am confused by this question, but I will try and answer it. Yes, you can have Windows on Drive A and OS X on Drive B (that's how I have it set up). On the pulling "to the Windows drive", keep in mind that OS X uses the HFS+ file system, which is not supported by Windows. You can not access your OS X files while booted into Windows, also OS X can read NTFS file systems, but can not write to them, so you can access your Windows files while in OS X, you will just not be able to write any files to your windows disks/partitions. If I didn't answer this question correctly let me know. 5. As far as I know there is no pascal support yet for OS X, but the web drivers will support a 980 Ti for sure, and maybe a Titan X. I am not sure I have seen a mac or hackintosh with a Titan X, so don't quote me.

They both do the same thing. From what I can tell, Mako uses its own view rendering system. (Which is why this is so hard to figure out... I only have one set of docs, and no thing else to work with)