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« Last post by wraith808 on November 09, 2018, 04:12 PM »A CIA agent, an FBI agent, and a KGB agent walk into the woods...
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With Keybase, I see lots about chat and teams, not a way to upload HTML files to have an accessible page. Am I missing something?-Steven Avery (November 08, 2018, 01:31 AM)
https://keybase.io/docs/kbfs
This link explains the basic concepts pretty well, and don't get scared off simply because it shows some command-line stuff. The process is very doable with simple drag and drop in your explorer.
After you install the Keybase app, you will get what appears to be a "network drive" on your computer. Just store the HTML pages on that drive and you will be able to access them from anywhere on the internet. Use the public folder for things that anybody can see. Use the private folder for things that only you can see.-Deozaan (November 08, 2018, 01:52 AM)
BitCoin is notoriously inefficient to "mine" and this is by design.-Shades (November 06, 2018, 07:46 AM)
One dollar’s worth of bitcoin takes about 17 megajoules of energy to mine, according to researchers from the Oak Ridge Institute in Cincinnati, Ohio, compared with four, five and seven megajoules for copper, gold and platinum.
Oh, you never know. I mean, for all we know, "abudction" might be a word in Esperanto or Klingon (say) that meant "to have gone back in time", or something, and it might have been spelled correctly, though whether it would be the correct word to use in that sentence would be quite another matter.That might hold water if it were not spelled correctly two other times in the same context.-IainB (November 04, 2018, 10:39 PM)
That card has "abduction" spelled incorrectly, twice.
Do you mean because it's capitalized?-kyrathaba (November 04, 2018, 04:07 PM)
No. It was spelled something like "abudction" in two places.-Deozaan (November 04, 2018, 05:31 PM)
A few days ago on 25th April, while researching, I found that a lot of individuals and companies are putting their sensitive information on their public Trello boards. Information like unfixed bugs and security vulnerabilities, the credentials of their social media accounts, email accounts, server and admin dashboards — you name it, is available on their public Trello Boards which are being indexed by all the search engines and anyone can easily find them.
A major question is this: Can you use an existing external commandline tool to do the renaming? So that the job of this app is mainly to queue up and invoke commandline calls to the renamer?
With each tile just specifying a different commandline to run?-mouser (November 03, 2018, 02:58 AM)
Technically, yes...but was vague to the point that it felt like my Mrs was telling me I'd done SOMETHING wrong...but not WHAT I'd done.-Stephen66515 (November 01, 2018, 12:35 PM)
UPDATE ON PREVIOUS ISSUE (BY TOMAS)
Issue has been resolved - turned out Chromium wanted some DLLs I didn't bundle, and wouldn't cause an issue for anybody who happened to have them (other stuff may have installed them for people) - I will be bundling those DLLs with AudioMarker from now on so we won't run into this again!* Stephen66515 dances-Stephen66515 (October 31, 2018, 04:24 PM)
So the error message was right! Virtual desktops seem not to provide new 'canvases' on which to work and organize your projects. Virtual desktops appear to be mostly for separating open windows and running programs.
Unless I missed something.
If anyone knows of a program that provides new clear desktops or folders, on which one can carefully place icons, etc., and re-establish as desired, please let me know.
As said before, strikes me as absurd that such doesn't already exist.-nkormanik (November 01, 2018, 01:53 AM)
A preview aint a view?-KodeZwerg (October 31, 2018, 02:03 AM)
Best approach for now regarding the objective of providing more 'desktop-like' working space in which to carefully arrange icons, etc., is to create additional desktops.
Windows directly allows this. Google for instructions to change desktop folder.
In order to change desktops one has to log-off and back on. New desktop will then be in effect.
After one finishes working on new desktop, one can use the same procedure to go back to original desktop.
DesktopOK works with whatever the current desktop is. So just save icon positioning within each as wanted.
Skwire, another one done.-nkormanik (October 31, 2018, 08:43 PM)
OK, I just downloaded AM onto another laptop, extracted it into its own folder (as you would do) and ran AudioMarker.exe - absolutely 0 problems, ran straight away. I can only honestly think the fact tomos has updated .NET and it's not showing properly on his system could be the possible cause.-Stephen66515 (October 30, 2018, 06:28 PM)
wraith808, Windows 10 Pro. There is still that feature, to arrange and place your icons as desired, within each folder.
But, as said, as spotty as hell. Pathetic. Hit and miss. Sometimes saved, mostly forgotten.
That's why a third-party solution is called for. Microsoft engineers have other things requesting their attention.
By the way, icon arrangements appear to be held at the following registry location:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\Local Settings\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Shell\
But not at all easy to understand. Coded. Take a peek.
Theoretically one might be able to 'Export' that branch of the registry tree in order to save folder icon positions. Then 'Import' back in to re-establish.
Trouble is, nearly EVERYTHING in the entire system regarding icon positionings is included there. Each and every folder. On all hard disks. Plus extra stuff for good measure.-nkormanik (October 30, 2018, 12:43 AM)