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I have to retract my approval for CleanMem,Well, duh - those programs have never brought along any optimization - at best, they do the same thing as Windows' internal memory cleanup routines does, at worst they pessimize your system.
with windows 7 it actually slows response time for starting apps.
Even FireFox when it's minimized.-cmpm (May 22, 2010, 08:14 PM)
Caching allows you to prioritize or delay print jobs. You can set your print job to run at a lower priority or after regular office hours if you want to. That way, the office football pool sheets don't get delayed because some dork in accounting is frantically rushing to get 5000 pages worth of subpoenaed financial data over to the SEC by close of business!-40hz (May 15, 2010, 12:08 PM)
With 2005, you had to do some extra work to be able to complile non-dotnet apps, but once you did, you were set.IIRC, it was just the PlatformSDK that wasn't included with 2005 express, so yeah - just download that, and you were set.-daddydave (May 13, 2010, 04:39 AM)
I personally find monospaced fonts a lot easier to read when dealing with code - can't put my finger on what exactly makes it that way, but it's not exclusively being able to line things up.Eóin: how on earth can you live with a variable width font for coding? BLASPHEMER! Hell, for coding, anything else than Dina is blasphemy in my eyes.Funny you should say that. I always thought so, but now I wonder if that's just a habit learned from the days of 80 column screens. And recently, messing around with an Autoit3 script in SCite, I was struck by how much easier the proportional fonts are to read than the monospaced ones are at similar sizes (trying both Consolas and Dina).-f0dder (September 05, 2009, 03:51 PM)-daddydave (May 12, 2010, 04:07 PM)
To be honest though, I'd take curly brackets over the alternatives any dayIndeed - it's amazing that people designing languages these days make such fscked up decisions as using indentation (and specific indentation requirements) to control scope O_o-Eóin (May 12, 2010, 05:04 PM)
The C compiler I use is not free (I use MS Visual c++ 6.0). You can get a free version from MS (the "express" version) but from my limited trial with that version I found it to be pretty bloated and crippled.Crippled in what way? Funny that you say you use VC6 and call the express editions crippled, considering the amount of bugs and level of C++ compliance in VC6 :p-widgewunner (May 11, 2010, 08:29 PM)
It's the abuse of them that causes the problem.There, ftfy-wraith808 (May 07, 2010, 09:08 AM)
Then use something like spinriteDon't.-MerleOne (May 06, 2010, 08:24 AM)
You may be right f0dder. I'm not sure how to confirm that. Would you like 10$ better than 9$ too ?Hmm, good question actually - $9 isn't offensive to me, while $9.90 definitely is. Something that might be fun to try is pricing the app at $10, along with a very small footnote reading something along the lines of "we didn't want to offend you with a pricetag of $9.99"-ecaradec (May 06, 2010, 06:19 AM)
Not that I really know exactly what I am looking at (not being a programmer and all - at least not yet smiley), but from what I see on the comparisons of this site:What in particular makes you say so?
http://www.versioncontrolblog.com/comparison/
I would say Mercurial may be the way to go....-steeladept (May 04, 2010, 09:01 AM)
i'll take a look into itLet's know how it works out - NTFS junctions have a number of quirks and limitations, so might not be perfect... unfortunately I misread your post, they won't solve your point #1 - each junction will appear as a subfolder under the main folder.
thans f0dder-blauand (May 03, 2010, 01:03 PM)
unfortunately I need multiple Domains and a few thousand computers.If you're at that scale, I suppose you could afford setting up a linux machine to handle the task? dnsmasq would probably handle the job pretty well.-serchend (May 03, 2010, 12:09 PM)
Dear Mister Crush-Not possible when (proper) encryption is applied - unless you have patience to wait more than the lifetime of the universe
In addition to decrypting a message encrypted by your software. Does your software decrypt messages encrypted by other means (algorithms)? Could I feed it a page of encrypted text, wait for a while, and then see decrypted text?-Joel Mayer (May 02, 2010, 02:23 PM)
i will have new transparency capture method soon, but why do you say "still no good"? looks pretty good to my eyes.Transparency does seem to work in his latest shot, but compare the images from his previous post - seems to be a thing wrt. theming now (you're probably capturing non-Aero, or sth)-mouser (April 28, 2010, 11:58 AM)