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by yardshop 5y ago
I understand, it's the way of things. Do you perhaps have an archive of older releases?
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by yardshop 5y ago
Wondering if there's a chance that you might have a Windows 32-bit version available somewhere for my ancient Vista machine. Or can the CI create one somehow? Beautiful program, thank you for creating this, and thank you for Sauerbrate
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by yardshop 6y ago
I'm pretty sure it must have been MB!
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by yardshop 6y ago
At my first full-time computer programming job in 1987, we had two NEC-APC computers[1], huge all-in-one units that housed a 10 or so inch screen and 2 8" floppy drives! One of them had a color screen and was connected to an equally en
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by yardshop 6y ago
I had a task at work today where I had to go to pen and paper first in order to get myself moving forward on it. Not exactly the point of the OP, but it was a different kind of enabling factor. I had a web site update to do that involved a
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by yardshop 6y ago
Haha! Happy PIDE!
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by yardshop 6y ago
The text lines are just a single textarea element, you can copy from and paste into it. But saving and loading files would be convenient too.
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by yardshop 6y ago
He links it in the first sentence under Resources. As you mention, it's a "here" link with no styling. One shouldn't have to, but FWIW the HTML of his page is very clean so you can see all of the links by viewing the sou
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by yardshop 6y ago
It's not really an adventure game like that, it's more of a click through story where fabulous Contoso clip-art people use all of their MS security solutions to thwart bad actors from Eastern Europe! They have infrequent questions
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by yardshop 6y ago
It's beautiful! It even runs on my ancient PC and browser! The project should definitely include some screen shots in the readme and docs. But until then, go to the live demo ( https://logomor.com/ ) and click the Demo b
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by yardshop 6y ago
Nice! Plain and simple. A quick way to test things out.
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by yardshop 6y ago
He says elsewhere in this thread that this is specifically not live coding. It's more geared towards composition then playback.
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by yardshop 6y ago
I'm interested in learning about this but not necessarily interested in joining your chat, so I went looking for your name and came across several same-named things. Are you related to any of these other Phoenix CMSs? Phoenix CMS
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by yardshop 6y ago
The AutoHotKey programming language is quirky and weird, even when compared to Powershell's quirkiness, but there are classes of things that AutoHotKey can do that I don't know how you would do on Powershell: prepend or appe
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by yardshop 6y ago
I wish more of these systems allowed arbitrary indentation as a feature instead of just providing list items. I've gotten used to this in OneNote, and of course in plain text and Python. I don't want an outliner necessarily, but w
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by yardshop 6y ago
Late reply, but I didn't see comments here the first day. There is a Notes section under each video that has an overview of the topic. Don't know if it's a complete transcription but it seems to get the highlights.
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by yardshop 6y ago
They didn't include my current favorite, Comic Code! https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/tabular-type-foundry/comic-cod... Which now has a version with ligatures, which I have not graduated to yet. https:/&#x
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by yardshop 6y ago
It depends on your software. The V File Viewer does [0]. But the whole issue with alternative formats is getting widespread software support. 0: http://www.fileviewer.com
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by yardshop 6y ago
Those are characters " # $ % if you meant decimal codes, and characters 4 5 6 7 if you meant hexadecimal. I would guess you didn't mean either. Maybe you meant 1 2 3 4 which are SOH STX ETX EOT, which are transmission control code
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by yardshop 6y ago
It mentions namespaces in the last code block on the page. // Namespaces are supported renderer:options "invisible" physics:options "nocollide"
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by yardshop 6y ago
They have a lot of other neat demos on their website, go to the top page. I spent several minutes looking through the WebVR showroom, and playing the Keep Out game. Also the Digital Landscapes and Track musical experience were fun. https:&
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by yardshop 6y ago
Just for fun, I wrote a little Python script to convert the image files back into the original archive. Use Pillow to read the pixels from each file, and write the RGB values to a new file. Then use the gzip library to uncompress that and c
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by yardshop 6y ago
Soon to be ex-Webfaction customer here. I got an email yesterday saying they can't migrate one of my apps, a Python WSGI custom app listening on a port, so now I'm looking. The migration faq [0] says that there will be no capabili
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by yardshop 6y ago
At our company, people use it when they send all-staff messages. The all-staff group address goes in the BCC and the person usually puts themself in the To address. This cuts down on the useless Reply All "thank you" and "me
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by yardshop 6y ago
It's got a left-pointing serif like the i and j. It should just be shortened version of n. He provides alternate versions of some characters like g and a, but I don't see an alternate for r.
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by yardshop 6y ago
Thank you for these points. I also noticed export to Markdown. Exporting to usable formats is definitely a sore point for OneNote, especially the web version.
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by yardshop 6y ago
What would be the value of using this over OneNote in Teams?
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by yardshop 6y ago
I found this library a couple years ago when making simple HTML reports from Powershell scripts, to be viewed locally from a network share: AlaSQL JavaScript SQL Database Library http://alasql.org/ Works really n
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by yardshop 6y ago
> The original implementation used coaxial cable, as it was widely available for TV sets, to be able to act as the physical layer of the network – although with coaxial/10Base2 networks, the end of the co-axial cable run required th
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by yardshop 6y ago
Your extension idea sounds similar to this that was posted yesterday: Pikchr: Documentation https://pikchr.org/home/doc/trunk/homepage.md Pikchr – PIC-like markup language for diagrams in technical documentat

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