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smashing up my left leg pretty goodSorry to hear about your leg! Hope you recover ASAP.-Shades (December 22, 2018, 04:05 PM)-cranioscopical (December 22, 2018, 07:22 PM)
The one thing that prevented me from ever legally buying DOpus is the absurd price. Honestly, its usability advantages when compared to other file managers are not that large.-Tuxman (December 22, 2018, 09:44 AM)
I only see 5 games on GOG Connect right now. I'm not sure if they're all different from the 7 earlier ones, or if just two of the previous ones dropped away. But it may be worth checking again.-Deozaan (December 20, 2018, 11:05 AM)
When you buy something on Amazon, the odds are, you aren’t buying it from Amazon at all. Plansky is one of 6 million sellers on Amazon Marketplace, the company’s third-party platform. They are largely hidden from customers, but behind any item for sale, there could be dozens of sellers, all competing for your click. This year, Marketplace sales were almost double those of Amazon retail itself, according to Marketplace Pulse, making the seller platform alone the largest e-commerce business in the world.
For sellers, Amazon is a quasi-state. They rely on its infrastructure — its warehouses, shipping network, financial systems, and portal to millions of customers — and pay taxes in the form of fees. They also live in terror of its rules, which often change and are harshly enforced. A cryptic email like the one Plansky received can send a seller’s business into bankruptcy, with few avenues for appeal.
Sellers are more worried about a case being opened on Amazon than in actual court, says Dave Bryant, an Amazon seller and blogger. Amazon’s judgment is swifter and less predictable, and now that the company controls nearly half of the online retail market in the US, its rulings can instantly determine the success or failure of your business, he says. “Amazon is the judge, the jury, and the executioner.”
There's a few JSON Viewers out there, but none do what that html viewer does in my experience. I'll also try to make something that allowes you to stitch selected JSON together in one file.I apologize if this has been discussed anywhere on the forum but I did not turn up anything during a search.
Google+ is shutting down in four months (April 2019). They offer a service known as Takeaway that will download your G+ data but not viewable in a very convenient way.
In the G+ universe, the posts are shown and accessible on one webpage. When downloaded, each post is it's own html page. It would be nice if there was a way to view all the posts without having to open each one individually. Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated by myself and the G+ community.
Larry-wetsmellydog (December 18, 2018, 06:39 PM)
My ergonomic needs are usually uppermost (and that could probably be true for most users, were they but aware of it) and before I use/trial a new app. I invariably head for the options panel for application settings - for view/fonts/background colours, etc.But that's for you. Makes no difference to me. Individual differences. That's the point.
For example:
- -IainB (2011-10-08, 23:05:53)
- uses workaround for CHS as an example.-IainB (August 22, 2016, 06:10 AM)-IainB (December 17, 2018, 10:09 AM)-Dormouse (December 17, 2018, 10:56 AM)
You mean you Trust OneDrive?-questorfla (December 16, 2018, 04:12 PM)
One Question about Syncovery: Do you know how it will handle cases where the files are buried beyond the Max_Path point? I run into this a lot on these exact folders. I am sure that a number of them are going to be like that. Many Backup programs either Choke or return error codes for those files. Yet they really are there and can be opened, read, modified etc. by the programs (and people) that put them there.-questorfla (December 16, 2018, 04:12 PM)
Last time I got this software for free on 'BitsDuJour' or 'GiveAway Of The Day' and it helped me out with JSON.
Yet at 28 USD JSONBuddy isn't that expensive for what it does.-Shades (December 16, 2018, 06:05 PM)
I may use Protocol Buffers as the data file format. See here: https://www.donation...ndex.php?topic=46840-mouser (December 16, 2018, 05:11 AM)
And probably lots more. In the end, as always, it’s very important to keep tradeoffs in mind and blindly choosing one technology over another won’t get you anywhere.
PS: Update I FINALLY got Robocopy to work perfectly at that. I have been told that I can even shorten this but here is the Working Script to create an empty copy of a dir with only all pathsCode: Text [Select]
where A is the original folder and B is the exact copy with no files in it
At this stage I alwasy add a pause when trying things i dont know for sure but all ran well and the log said no errors
Merry Christmas!-questorfla (December 16, 2018, 12:34 AM)
I use robocopy at work for a variety of tasks, but just rather kick back with Syncovery at home Liquid Web is really a great outfit. Again, maybe you can save some $$ on A,B,C but when you want voice tech-help, they are there, with real names, in the USA, lots of savvy, and your successful resoluation being their concern. Our business had to move away from them for a hosted package, for our main website, but I am sticking with them for lots of stuff, on one reasonably priced server. The usage may include some auxiliary landing pages, blogs and such from the biz, so then the $60 a month or so is not so daunting, as it might be for only private use.-Steven Avery (December 15, 2018, 07:32 AM)
I would go crazy with this layout.-Tuxman (December 14, 2018, 11:17 AM)