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by thecrumb 2y ago
LOL. Think this has a way to go before it's 'real'.
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by thecrumb 2y ago
Windows only? Why would I use (buy) this over DirectoryOpus? That said would love to see it on Linux.
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by thecrumb 2y ago
Guessing this fits into his "I'll be on Mars... suckers" time table...
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by thecrumb 2y ago
This. So excited for the Ortus gang. They basically have taken all the good bits from CFML and gotten rid of all the old, outdated baggage that Adobe (and Lucee) insist on continuing to support. Small, fast, free, modular and modern.
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by thecrumb 2y ago
Does that work with kids talking in the backseat, the radio playing, GPS reading directions out loud, all at the same time?
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by thecrumb 2y ago
As I get older the one thing these designer overlook is aging eyesight. My Honda has decent controls but the small display (like on these knobs) is very difficult to see sitting still. At night, while driving - it's impossible. The i
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by thecrumb 2y ago
Lets make up our own numbers... "*All values based on X.com/DOGE data. Not official data (yet)."
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by thecrumb 2y ago
When the Chinese exploit them... :\
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by thecrumb 2y ago
Sublime isn't an IDE - it's an editor.
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by thecrumb 2y ago
I'd probably move back if the sidebar could move to the right LOL. I still see people ask on the forum post and I'm always amazed this simple feature hasn't been added yet.
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by thecrumb 2y ago
"create hundreds of thousands of American jobs"... Given the current educational system in the US, this should be fun to watch. Oh yeah, Musk and his H-1B Visa thing. Now it's making sense.
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by thecrumb 2y ago
This would be like asking a carpenter to build you something without a hammer. At this point we need to realize LLM is a tool like everything else. Maybe give them a LLM challenge - how to do X. What is your prompt. Why?
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by thecrumb 2y ago
First they got rid of the best laptop keyboard ever (looking at my T420) and now the nub. Marketing department at Lenovo - let's make our laptop like every other laptop out there.
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by thecrumb 2y ago
It was like a doorway on a floppy disk.
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by thecrumb 2y ago
Starting to feel like Sublime LOL. They still haven't added the ability to move the sidebar to the right.
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by thecrumb 2y ago
As a ColdFusion developer (it still pays the bills) I've been doing this forever as Adobe has never really built a good step debugger. Their latest IDE has one but it's very difficult to setup and is buggy when it does work. BoxL
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by thecrumb 2y ago
I love the 'ideally' in the dry cask storage article... "Ideally, the steel cylinder provides leak-tight containment of the spent fuel." Also guessing that article is woefully out of date since it mentions: "The NRC
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by thecrumb 2y ago
I see this brought up every few years but nothing ever seems to happen. I used to live not far from the Weeksville station in NC and would occasionally see flights from there. Would love to see these all over. https://www.atlaso
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by thecrumb 2y ago
I'd need some sort of chat, and a weather/radar app.
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by thecrumb 2y ago
I love this bit "At times, these roadblocks have been driven by false and misleading reporting, built on bad-faith hysterics from online detractors or special interest groups who have presented poorly constructed science as fact."
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by thecrumb 2y ago
ColdFusion still has a fairly big footprint in Universities and Government. Lucee has a list of Adobe functions they don't support: https://docs.lucee.org/reference/unsupported.html
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by thecrumb 2y ago
At this point I'd skip Lucee which has most of the legacy baggage Adobe ColdFusion does and look at BoxLang. https://boxlang.io/ "A modern, dynamically and loosely typed scripting language for multiple runtimes.
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Is BoxLang the Same as Adobe ColdFusion or Lucee? [video](youtube.com)
1 points by thecrumb 2y ago|0 comments
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by thecrumb 2y ago
Conemu is a good terminal. VSCode is editor of choice. Find and Run Robot for rofi/dmenu replacement. Too bad you can't install WSL...
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by thecrumb 2y ago
I'd have to say they did a crappy job of marketing this because I'd love one of these in my old truck.
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by thecrumb 2y ago
Can't wait for the robot plumber to come by and unclog my toilet.
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A modern, dynamically and loosely typed scripting language for multiple runtimes(boxlang.io)
1 points by thecrumb 2y ago|0 comments
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by thecrumb 3y ago
Make friends with your DBA (assuming you have one)
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by thecrumb 3y ago
I'll have more time to zip around in my flying car.
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by thecrumb 3y ago
I love how the title mentions safety and when you scroll down the person riding it is wearing a t-shirt and tennis shoes...

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