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The intel NUC is expensive, and Xen is hardware hungry if you get into larger setups. If you are looking to keep things relatively small then KVM on linux will keep hardware requirements lightweight, and Xen doesnt play nice with desktop methods of transferring files to the virtual guest, unless the files already reside on a network drive. comparatively getting KVM up and running is very easy. Also, if you were looking at transitioning running VMs from one server to another keep in mind you will essentially two copies of the same server. You cant transition a running VM from one processor arch

Sorry to resurrect an old thread, but Im having the same error. I have disabled HTTP post and repaired the installation, but the issue persists. Are there any other plugins that could be causing this error?

I am also looking for the localdictionary.dll plugin, if anyone could be so kind as to drop a new download link

Question for devs or anyone knowledgeable. The developer edition UI (still at pro level myself so I cant test) is essentially a browser itself? If I built a HTML/CSS/Javascript interface is there any limitation on what can be used with the UI or is it fully compatible to the same extent as using a browser (FF, Chrome)? I love the ease of using Ubot to handle back end stuff but I am wanting to develop an app that would use significant amounts of javascript for the front end, this is why Im asking.

Ok I got it figured out. For anyone curious I scraped the task value into a variable, and used the variable for math purposes. Viola! it worked. learning curve

Hello everyone, This is my first topic here, and I am working on the first bot I will ever have built. I have a task management software at my job that I am automating due to the fact that all of the tasks in the software are repetitive. There are tasks in different places so the first function I am working on after login is reading the number of tasks in the primary task list. The idea is that if the number of tasks in the primary list is 0 the bot will simply query the page every five minutes or so until a task pops up. From code view, this is what I have: if($eval($scrape attribute(&

I am a complete coding novice so forgive me for the parts you will have to fill in yourself. In javascript (the language I am slowly learning) if you set four variables; tally1, tally2, tally3, tally4), then you could create four expressions to increment each variable by 1 for each exact match (each time Dog appears in the HTML tag you specify). And then you woukd end up with a tally for each variable