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by wila 10y ago
Same with pale moon just displays it with the puny code instead of the unicode characters. Firefox 52.0.2 here displays it as apple.com So updated Firefox (which failed until I reran it) and then.. Still displays it as apple.com (Firefox 53
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by wila 10y ago
There's actually quite a lot of food courts all over the place. However, it is quite easy to miss those as they are not so much in your face as the food stalls.
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by wila 10y ago
Nah, VMware Player and VMware Workstation use the exact same engine. If you are having performance problems with VMware Player and are using either AVG of Avast antivirus then the problem might be the antivirus. See also [0] [0] https:&#x2
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by wila 10y ago
Scintilla is an editor for source code. Normally code isn't gigabytes in size and doesn't need a lexer, code folding or syntax highlighting. Not saying that it can't be done, but if you open a file like that then turning off
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by wila 10y ago
Yes, pretty much all of my code is written in an editor called "The Hammer". It is written in DataFlex and some C++ bits and pieces.
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by wila 10y ago
I wrote an open source editor with some buddies 10 years ago and still use it on a daily bases. That was built around codemax. A month ago, me and one of those friends picked it up again for a new revision and started retooling using Scinti
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by wila 10y ago
Run Slack in a VM and you can decide on when you want to see it.
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by wila 10y ago
SciLexer is also the editor control itself, not just the parser.
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by wila 10y ago
There's at least two ways. Right click the file scilexer.dll in your notepad folder and select properties. Then verify the certificate manually. Another way is to download the same version from the notepad++ website and compare your ve
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by wila 10y ago
We don't need twitter to be another facebook.
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by wila 10y ago
If they been there for a while then they are discharged and there is nothing to worry about.
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by wila 10y ago
> Why not also remove DDoS sites? Because that hurts their business model. They offer commercial protection against DDoS and as such it is not in their business interest. (Pretty sure you already knew that, just spelling out the obvious)
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by wila 10y ago
I do not know, but can tell you that scrapbook works fine in Pale moon.
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by wila 10y ago
Host shares should work, but might not be if you use the open-vm-tools. At least in ubuntu 14 it got broken and while upstream fixed it, Ubuntu did not care to fix it in their repo.
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by wila 10y ago
Yes, you are correct. This has been enforced now since build 1607. So no way to get a driver signed cheaply anymore. [0] https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/windows_hardware_certificat...
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by wila 10y ago
Works fine with 16.04.2 LTS so far though.
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by wila 10y ago
Updating a local app is under your own control. While self hosting webapps certainly is possible, this is not an option for the average user. With a local app you can make it certain that it isn't leaking by not connecting it to the in
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by wila 10y ago
There's relatively cheap code signing [0] certificates specifically for open source. There might be completely free alternatives too, not sure about that, but EUR 28 is not a lot. [0] https://www.certum.eu/certum/c
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by wila 10y ago
> With local apps there are issues of updates, security and platform lock-in. No such issues with web apps. With web apps there are issues such as vendor lock-in of your data (like doing accounting in a webapp) try getting your data out.
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by wila 10y ago
That's because your Windows app is most likely VCL based and does not have a huge overhead on trying to built all of the GUI parts itself. On macOS the GUI parts are in Firemonkey (FMX) and that is an abstraction layer that does all of
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by wila 10y ago
With delphi targeting macOS a GUI app starts at about 18MB. Not tiny, but certainly not too bad.
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by wila 10y ago
My suggestion is to try DataFlex, it is better.
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by wila 10y ago
Server only though, without GUI support it is a lot less interesting to have linux support. It is a nice start again though.
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by wila 10y ago
yep, use Intel e1000e NICs for freeBSD on VMware hosts.
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by wila 10y ago
For VMware use the intel e1000e NIC's, not the default ones that you get when setting up the VM using the GUI. In order to do so, shut down your VM and edit the lines in the .vmx file with the virtual NIC to look like: ethernet0.vi
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by wila 10y ago
LOL, thanks for sharing that. Amazing, never seen that before. I'll just let him run free in the house though. Getting him to exercise enough does mean having to play with him, like rolling a ball over the floor which he can then hunt
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by wila 10y ago
> Marra and Santella make some attempt to appeal to cat lovers by suggesting that cats be kept indoors and allowed to work off their excess energy on feline versions of hamster wheels. Huh? A cat isn't a hamster, no way they will ru
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by wila 10y ago
Interesting read, thanks!
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by wila 10y ago
Sure, read this > https://sijmen.ruwhof.net/weblog/1166-how-to-hack-the-upcomi...
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by wila 10y ago
This is due to a Dutch ethical hacker (Sijmen Ruwhof) investigating the way that our elections work. He had posted a great research document [0] that showed how bad our current system was. Two days later, we're back to paper. Thanks Si

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