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« Last post by mouser on October 22, 2015, 09:13 AM »that was very nicely done.
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and/or the location of the .ini files should be user configurable (preferably and)you can customize this by editing the ConfigDir.ini file in the program directory.
The other thing I change is default save location (to desktop) sometimes I lose that, it reverts to ...\Documents\DonationCoder\ScreenshotCaptor\Screenshots, not sure of that's coincident with losing hotkeys -
I really don't care about what is posted... just the fact that it was shoehorned in.
I have FARR with FCalc installed, under Win10 Pro, and experience no problems. Seems to work just fine.
Just do not go throwing up a siren telling the user that malware was found in some program if you aren't damn sure it has been.-mouser (October 19, 2015, 03:15 PM)
Let me preface this by saying that I totally agree with you... but to play Devil's Advocate, sometimes when new virii are released into the wild, there have been massive outbreaks because they just didn't know. With this way, I'm sure that some have been caught that wouldn't have otherwise. So how do you toe that line?-wraith808 (October 19, 2015, 04:18 PM)
As we consolidate on just a few major email services, it becomes more and more difficult to launch your own mail server. From the article: "Email perfectly embodies the spirit of the internet: independent mail hosts exchanging messages, no host more or less important than any other. Joining the network is as easy as installing Sendmail and slapping on an MX record. At least, that used to be the case. If you were to launch a new mail server right now, many networks would simply refuse to speak to you. The problem: reputation. ... Earlier this year I moved my personal email from Google Apps to a self-hosted server, with hopes of launching a paid mail service à la Fastmail on the same infrastructure. ... I had no issues sending to other servers running Postfix or Exim; SpamAssassin happily gave me a 0.0 score, but most big services and corporate mail servers were rejecting my mail, or flagging it as spam: Outlook.com accepted my email, but discarded it. GMail flagged me as spam. MimeCast put my mail into a perpetual greylist. Corporate networks using Microsoft's Online Exchange Protection bounced my mail."
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