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vgmoose

Creating a Windows 11 Install USB in 2022

I have been installing Windows for a long time. Does it get easier? I want to say it gets easier, but it seems like there's always some new wrinkle! These instructions are as much a note to my future self as they may be useful to anyone else.

For me, I was not able to get any exfat-based installs, or even any of the GUI helpers to make this process any more straightforward. Maybe on your target Windows / host OS those helpers will work, but the below process (as of current year) is consistent, and not overly complicated.

Overview:

1. Downloading an official ISO image from MS:
   • https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/windows11
2. Formatting the drive (at least 8GB) as GPT, and one FAT-format partition (aka MS-DOS)

• Can use Disks or Disk Utilty for this

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// returns a size-3 vector of: (title, artist, album)
std::vector<std::string> CST_GetMusicInfo(Mix_Music* music) {
	std::vector<std::string> info;
	// these three methods require a recent (late 2019) sdl_mixer verison
	// info.push_back(Mix_GetMusicTitle(music));
	// info.push_back(Mix_GetMusicArtistTag(music));
	// info.push_back(Mix_GetMusicAlbumTag(music));

	// adapted from https://gist.github.com/deepakjois/988032/640b7a41b0e62a394515697c142777ad3a1b8905
	auto m = mpg123_new(NULL, NULL);

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import os, sys

# You can hardcode the IP here if it does not change much
ip = "192.168.1.111"

args = sys.argv
del args[0]

if len(args) == 0:
    print("Needs one or two arguments, eg:")

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# for multiple cores stuffs
import threading
from collections import deque

NUM_CORES = 7
# NUM_CORES = 62

class ThreadRunner:
    def __init__(self, num_cores=NUM_CORES):
        self.num_cores = num_cores

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s1 = "@Jam this campaign is actually made by gad, is he aware that's going out to all tempers?".lower()
s2 = "@jm it has a new logo is probably why you didn't recognize it!".lower()

x, y = 0, 0
out = ""
while x < len(s1) and y < len(s2):
    print(out)
    if s1[x] == s2[y]:
        out += s1[x]
    else:

vgmoose

You are correct. This is an older thread, but I'm going to respond to some common stuff people have said here. Before I get into it, I want to lead with this change.org petition, which already has almost 14,000 signatures from other people who also want a standalone browser app on the Switch.

​

It's a lot of development work that they won't maintain

Actually, the development work is already done. The Switch already internally includes a webkit-based browser, and it is updated frequently. It can be accessed and used to browse other sites using custom DNS settings or through the social media applets. One such DNS server is 45.55.142.122 (Switchbru DNS).

​

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{
  "kanji": "願",
  "deps": [
    {
      "kanji": "原",
      "deps": [
        {
          "kanji": "厂",
          "deps": [
            {

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{
  "kanji": "願",
  "deps": [
    {
      "kanji": "原",
      "deps": [
        {
          "kanji": "厂",
          "deps": [
            {