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By grunger106 · Posted
The consumer ESU is ending in 4 months. LTSC isn't now, never has been, and never will be for consumer use, it is for OT usage - plant machinery, medical devices, manufacturing equipment etc. LTSC requires a Microsoft EA. You can't legally obtain LTSC to run on your PC at home. -
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By grunger106 · Posted
Being on GitHub doesn't make something safe. Like any unofficial scripts to do x or y this caters to people with just enough knowledge to be dangerous. If you want to do what this does, and you actually know what you're doing then write your own script (or maybe just add the reg keys yourself) if you don't have the ability to read and understand what a script is doing, and especially don't run it with elevated privileges. Or in this case just use an MSA, sign up the normal route, and stop trying to push water up hill -
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By thartist · Posted
Dude get a clue, LTSC is Enterprise, not even legal for consumers, and ESU is not mainstream support cycle, just an extended security updates period.
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Hey guys I have a really odd request today. I need to know how to encode an audio file to playback only a certain number of times. Kinda like the DRM found on the Zune that limits the amount of plays before you need to purchase a song.
I'm not looking to sell the audio file i just need it to "self destruct" after a couple of plays. Any ideas?
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