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by ags1905 5mo ago
Congratulations on your projects, Graeme! When Blaise gets an IDE, make sure the editor component is modern, pleasant to work with (like vscode, for example) and with proper support for fonts. All things that Lazarus missed.
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by ags1905 2y ago
What about free pascal compiler and Lazarus IDE?
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by ags1905 2y ago
We need more people to check out free pascal compiler and it's IDE Lazarus. The more you learn, the more you see they are excellent in many ways. https://www.lazarus-ide.org/
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by ags1905 2y ago
Is there a browser where we can test this?
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by ags1905 2y ago
How does this compare to vlang's compilation time? Isn't vlang even faster?
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by ags1905 2y ago
I appreciate the work put into this study, but it is not necessary to spend money. Just think of how many fat people you heard of that got past 70. And compare that with the number of people that got to see very long age. Opening a new tab
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Dos Navigator – an orthodox file manager(github.com)
2 points by ags1905 2y ago|1 comments
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by ags1905 2y ago
The sources for the awesome Dos Navigator are published on Github. An updated fork named Necromancer's Dos Navigator [NDN] can be found here: http://ndn.muxe.com/ An alternative to DN/NDN, that is in active develo
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by ags1905 2y ago
Today people make software with only financial gains in mind. The software is not made with passion, by passionate professionals. Someone should start a list with crappy software like these, and a list with highly optimized and efficient so
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by ags1905 2y ago
I need this my boss is a total bitch!
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by ags1905 2y ago
I like the concept of directory players. I don't want playlists, my files are arranged in directories just fine. I use players like 1by1, VUPlayer, Resonic. Straightforward, usable players. I miss this functionality in foobar, implemen
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by ags1905 2y ago
Even though I appreciate the work that must have gone into the creation of the icons, I do not like them at all and I would not consider using them, ever. Why would I look all day at black and white wire-frame icons? I consider colorful i
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by ags1905 2y ago
IMO the author of this article is right about what he is saying. And I am glad I am not the only one who sees the increased inefficiency of software and thus computers. Different times have different fashions and programming is also very in
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by ags1905 2y ago
Sugar is bad for human beings, especially for males. And our food contains lots of it.
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Necromancer's Dos Navigator – a nice text-mode file manager written in Pascal(ndn.muxe.com)
2 points by ags1905 3y ago|1 comments
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by ags1905 3y ago
Necromancer's Dos Navigator [NDN] is a clone of the famous "Norton Commander". It uses an easy to use and learn text-mode interface, is highly customizable, and has a lot of features. Features: Long File Names Support
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by ags1905 3y ago
I have been using Firefox for many years in Windows and in Linux. Indeed it is much slower than Chrome, but I cannot ditch it because: - I need tab scrolling; - I need a separate search box, where I can install and use different search engi
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by ags1905 3y ago
The way I see it, sooner or later, if the fakes are getting better and better and if differences are becoming so hard to spot, it might be ok to buy fakes. Especially if the difference in price would be greater than that in quality. This wa
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by ags1905 3y ago
Total Commander is on a whole different level of refinement and optimization. Double Commander is good, indeed, but has some rough edges. DC uses some components that are made by different authors and that are not that flexible and users as
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by ags1905 3y ago
I am not a fan of Far Manager, but since this is an orthodox file manager, here are some good alternative GUI managers for Windows: Total Commander, Double Commander, Unreal Commander, FreeCommander XE, MultiCommander.
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by ags1905 3y ago
This is only available for US and UK regions. So not for everyone.
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by ags1905 3y ago
It doesn't matter, google's search is not as effective as it was until 3-4 years back. Financial interests destroyed a useful tool.