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  • Every opinion is valid when it comes to art!

    Personally I just think the creative process is a part of it so I don't see randomness being art.

    That doesn't mean it's not beautiful! Beauty can be found everywhere and definitely is in the eye of the observer... IMO!

  • We sure do not have the same definition of art!

    Art does not, in my opinion, need an observer to be art.

    If you think the sky is beautiful then that does not make it art, or everything would be art so nothing would be art.

  • Okay fair enough, but it's not only the US that seems yo think he's not the elected president. Are there some more serious organisations who thinks one way or the other? I mean it's so low hanging fruit bashing the USA :-p

  • XP was the response to Linux. Before that, windows was a crash fest, remember 98, or Millennium?

    Linux was rock stable, so microsoft had to do something and started yo use their server core in the home version of windows.

  • Thank you !!

    One step closer :-D if I have the python file all ready to go in the directory, it works, but I can't seem to use my binaries (or the python script) if I compile them in into the image only.

    I have my executables in a "binaries_to_use" folder, is there any way to add them to this local work folder? I tried the thing that worked before:

    COPY binaries_to_use/setup /

    but then

    CMD ["./setup"]

    doesn't work, I guess it's no longer a "virtual folder for the image" any more?

    Thanks again, I'm getting less dumb about this :-p