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QOTD - May 20255th May 2025 Make sure tht it's relevant |
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QOTD - May 20254th May 2025 Go in there and stay there once I make sure that it's still as I remember it from years ago. |
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Online Game3rd May 2025 
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JSE - Optimisationalism 519th April 2025 This is incredible that you got it to run inside of the browser. Good Work |
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OcenAudio9th April 2025 ** This looks like a better version of Audacity. Very smooth operating. |
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OcenAudio9th April 2025 Only for Windows 10, though. |
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Learn to Code the Slow Way8th April 2025 Wow!! 35 years to learn is a long time. I'm glad that you are enjoying it. I learned coding in the 1970s and then in college. I watched as B.A.S.I.C. was used in schools, and now I've found out that it's not being used as a beginning language*snip* |
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Learn to Code the Slow Way5th April 2025 I don't know if I menioned this before that the title of this seems a bit ridicuous. Linkage |
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SnackVerse4th April 2025 The Sufle looked good. Reminds me of a product we have over here. |
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Google Gemini 2.528th March 2025 This is an excellent bit of work. BMax does go gather than 3D |
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File Transfer Speed22nd March 2025 [/quote] Are you copying a lot of files at once. Usually the issue there is that there's a lot of tiny files. That's a fairly hefty bottleneck when it comes to Windows estimating times.[quote] Yes, I am. But I am using clustered copying meaning th*snip* |
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File Transfer Speed21st March 2025 I've got specific files that when they are being copied, the system tells me that it will take more than a day. No other files on the drive do this but when the copy process gets to those files I get the query, more than a day before the copying is com*snip* |
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Dictionary Search19th March 2025 F2 Is the dictionary. W$ is he word read from it. ZZ$ is the line to be scanned. [code] While Not Eof(F2) Or KeyDown(1) W$=ReadLine(F2):;For G=1 To Len(W$) If Len(W$)>=3 And Instr(Upper$(ZZ$),Upper$(W$),1) TW=Instr(Upper$(ZZ$),Upper$(W$),1):;Print *snip* |
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Code Archive/Gallery6th March 2025 [quote] There are so many algorithms... Any ones particular? [/quote] For a start, Circular timed algorithms like those seen in android phones . |
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Code Archive/Gallery5th March 2025 Like the code database here but larger |
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Code Archive/Gallery5th March 2025 This i probably a stupid question but does anyone know of a web site that contains algorithmic code? |
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RIP Thread 20255th March 2025 That Gene Hackman event is very suspicious indeed. |
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Happy Birthday, Afr03rd February 2025 Happy Birthday |
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Back to Windows31st January 2025 It surprising that Linux has not covered every basic Windows tools yet |
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Commented Bug22nd January 2025 You're right DAN. I commented out the setbackbuffer() command and the graphics appeared. Also an issue, was the exiting of the program when the ESC key was pressed. I commented out the GOTO statement and it's doing that right. I'm next tryi*snip* |
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Commented Bug21st January 2025 I got it to work but only with the print statement being used. I restructured it to avoid the stack overflow but the same result unless the print is being used. [code]GWID=320:GHEI=200 Graphics GWID,GHEI,16,2:SeedRnd MilliSecs():SetBuffer BackBuffer() *snip* |
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Commented Bug21st January 2025 If I remove the comment from the print statement the code runs fine but when added nothing happens? Any thoughts? [code] GWID=320:GHEI=200 Graphics GWID,GHEI,16,2:SeedRnd MilliSecs():SetBuffer BackBuffer() .TLP While Not KeyDown(1) ;Or KeyHit(28) Flu*snip* |
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2025 Prices21st January 2025 Do you have Walmart in Britain? They are always usually cheaper then anywhere else |
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Drive Comparison13th January 2025 FreeSyncFile is clever showing the relative paths. It's something I'll have to get used to interpreting. After Looking at this output, reorganizing might be the choice. Tedious but complete. *** Using this offline lacks finds oneself lacking t*snip* |
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Drive Comparison13th January 2025 [quote]As for the virus remark, in the past few days you've asked about ways to completely fill a hard drive, finding a method to do a giant for-loop, and now talk about comparing files in different folder layouts. I'm just saying!!![/quote] Yes. *snip* |
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