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You may be overdoing it a little... (j/k) 
You may be overdoing it a little... (j/k)
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You may be overdoing it a little... (j/k)
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More like metalized pop, than real thing.-Attronarch (March 04, 2016, 08:52 AM)
Fortunately, he's since open sourced his code for LuaMacros on github so at least it's available for inspection if somebody wants to do a GUI for it.-40hz (February 14, 2016, 06:33 PM)
HidMacros is also open source, but it seems that the tools used to build it may be difficult to wrangle:HidMacros was written in TurboDelphi which was free variant of Borland Delphi. This free version is not available any more so once I reinstall my computer, there's no way how I can continue with HidMacros. I won't spend any money to buy IDE to develop open source free product
I don't know anything about the Delphi world, so I have no idea how difficult it might be to port to something else (Lazarus, perhaps?).-mwb1100 (February 14, 2016, 07:41 PM)
As Xplane 10 is mainfly 64b application and TurboDelphi is not free with 64b compiler the Xplane plugin was also compiled in Lazarus using free pascal compiler. It has separate folder with sources however it's copy of whole application with only few changes for compilation. The code structure and organization is not perfect now so some cleanup and documentation is one of first tasks to be done. However it works and those are real sources used for last build. The application has several dependencies (DirectX API, SimConnect SDK, X-plane SDK) - those are not included but should be public available. However if anyone has difficulties to compile this application, please contact author at [email protected].
Software Piracy Hurts Linux Adoption, Research Finds
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New findings published by Norwegian economics researcher Arne Rogde Gramstad show that software piracy significantly decreases the adoption of desktop Linux distributions.
The alternate title for this comic was "Shebangs", but I realized that a Ricky Martin UNIX pun was probably a mistake. Some cooling tips - People cool and server cool are different things. Commercial home AC units are probably not right for your servers. - Make sure that there's a tight seal in the server room to keep your controlled air in - and most importantly of all, make sure never to play "If You Leave Me Now" by Chicago in your server room. Peter Cetera is a powerful uncoolant.
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The browser checks webpage security with the Yandex security system and checks downloaded files with Kaspersky anti-virus.So Kaspersky is integrated?
Robot Odyssey is an adventure game, published by The Learning Company in 1984. Released for the Apple II, TRS-80 Color Computer, and DOS, it has been referred to as the hardest computer game of all time.[1]
When misinformed investors lose money, government attention frequently follows.if only to say that in that context, people who use Bitcoin as an investment probably shouldn't be. Yes, I understand the ups and downs of Bitcoin value can be played just like the stock market or other investment venture, and many people have. Some have done well and others have lost their shirts. So far, it seems most of the players involved understand the risks of doing such business with a new system outside of authoritative oversight, but I sincerely believe that doing such should be actively discouraged, as it only takes one idiot with less sense than the amount of money they lost for Bitcoin to come under very unwanted scrutiny. So far it's been fortunate; most of those buying in seem to be in it for the technical and socio-economic merits (even 'investors'), not for any notion of convenience or stability. But I wonder if a "tipping point" may come before it is fully mature; where enough clueless users join up expecting it to be some magically 'better' transaction system with no notion of how the thing actually works, then complain when the value dips.
Wise Registry Cleaner Portable is a registry cleaner and optimizer packaged as a portable app, so you can work on PCs on the go. It's freeware for personal and education use. Like many system utilities, this requires admin privileges to run.
Should I Remove It? is a very simple but extremely powerful Windows application that helps users, both technical and non technical, decide what programs they should remove from their PC.
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Should I Remove It? simply scans your computer for all its' installed programs and then ranks what should be removed by leveraging the wisdom of the crowd (and of course our technical experts) to determine what should not be installed.
Who would want to be a solipsist? You would be a supremely religious atheist, a totalitarian anarchist, a serial-killing war-mongering suicidal pacifist, a criminal kingpin who is also the police, an institutionalized maniac who is also a psychiatrist. Who would want to be such a conflicted manic-depressive? Being a serial killer with immortal victims would add to your insanity if that is possible.Hm-m-m-m ... those descriptives seem applicable to a few of the politicians I have known-Arizona Hot (January 09, 2016, 12:01 PM)-barney (January 09, 2016, 12:11 PM)
Started reading it, before I finish I want to say that I hope the article doesn't say 'GIMP is as good as photoshop' or 'Libre Office is as good as Office', I know almost 100% of Linux users will always object or flame such a statement but those two are not as good (just generally, not about missing thing here or there), sorry they are just not.
I have been ~90% on Linux the last two years and believe me they are not. If the article includes those two statements I will be forced to dismiss it-rgdot (January 06, 2016, 01:26 PM)
^Um...I do remember...-40hz (January 09, 2016, 09:51 AM)
Again, my apologies.^Bad day huh?-40hz (January 08, 2016, 11:49 AM)
re: Tillman.
Wire one up and give it a listen if you haven't already. Tweak it a little just for kicks while you're at it. Compare the sound and roughly 300 hrs of battery life to some of the more "improved" circuits out there.
