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Twisted Tower15th June 2025
I am not much on modern games. There have been a few inde 3D games on Steam that interested me.This one extremely intrigues me. It reminds me of KISS - Psycho Circus in theme, which was okayish for its time. I basically love any book or movie that has*snip* |
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Twisted Tower15th June 2025
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Twisted Tower15th June 2025
Twisted Tower -- Linkage |
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Dia browser... Invite Only.15th June 2025
I lost track of the URL for the site, but in the Mac world, somebody had made a near clone of the Arc browser. I am hoping it is still going, but have misplaced the URL. |
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Dia browser... Invite Only.15th June 2025
Liked the Arc and was getting used to it, and know Leo Laporte loved it as did many others. So far, nothing impressive with Dia. |
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Dia browser... Invite Only.15th June 2025
Dia browser... Invite Only. Linkage |
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The ’’frankmobile’’ isn't nearly as classy14th June 2025
I remember this story from a year ago.(Linkage) |
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The ’’frankmobile’’ isn't nearly as classy14th June 2025
WHere I lived in Maryland, about 10 minutes from me we had a Weinermobile oarked whenever it was not being used for an event. Oddly enough 10 minutes away in a different direction, we had a ''Herbie'' which was privately owned and used as their no*snip* |
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Mythfits Podcast14th June 2025
This could be interesting. |
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Learning Java ... I guess14th June 2025
My first proper programming job was in 1986 when I was 17, working for the Tampa branch of a major insurance company doing database programming and helping move everything from dBase II to FoxBase. That job gave me a life-long hatred for databases and suit*snip* |
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Rainbow Week14th June 2025
[img]https://i.postimg.cc/sGRbx9 jN/temp-Imagej-Qvjz-W.avif[/img] Trying to configure this blog for podcast use. Of course in taking this screenshot and viewing it in the browser to double check no info is shown that should not be shown privately, I did*snip* |
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Rainbow Week14th June 2025
Genuinely intrigued by that shot. |
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Poundland Sale14th June 2025
[quote]On top of that, customers don't realise its 2025 not 1975. A house costs 100x what it used to, but people expect their food and trinkets to stay the same price.[/quote] Here some things like power tools and equipment can be found in the lower*snip* |
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Rainbow Week13th June 2025
Adding because it fits the theme. I did this song for years in gigs, sometimes on piano, other times played fingerstyle on the guitar. Sung by the great Paul Williams who wrote it. |
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Rainbow Week13th June 2025
Story...When I was little and lived with my grandparents, we would always go to Cherokee, North Carolina on vacation, and also go into Gatlinburg, Tennessee for a day or two. Back then, it always coincided with rainbow trout season. This was before the *snip* |
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Learning Java ... I guess13th June 2025
[quote]The real sad part is like the project above, programmers aren't programming. They're memorizing frameworks at a very small level and writing glue.[/quote]When I used to teach, I stressed the difference between programming and coding. What *snip* |
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Supporting Modern File Formats13th June 2025
I am guessing X/Rumble use some sort of API to get the video code from the embed URL when somebody posts a normal rumble link. *shrugs* |
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Supporting Modern File Formats13th June 2025
Is what I said above, if you do it, anybody posting a Rumble link has to click on the button for iframe embed code for the video and you just parse the part of that after embed word. SHould never be any issue then.Like YT, no need to parse the tail end *snip* |
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Supporting Modern File Formats13th June 2025
We are on a coding forum, coders are used to clicking on links if need be and don't mind. Different on a normal forum where folks are terrified to click on shit and everything has to be embedded. But, Rumble is very popular. |
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Supporting Modern File Formats13th June 2025
IIRC, I think before the issue you ran into was when I would post a normal link to the video, the letters/numbers within the link were not the actual video ID like in YT, so parsing those out would not work like for YT.I am guessing somebody would always*snip* |
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Supporting Modern File Formats13th June 2025
dunno, but I think they may have changed the way they link to videos, not sure. Now they offer a specific iframe link as well as other specific links. This is the iframe version: [code] (Linkage) [/code] They also offer a monetized direct URL: [code*snip* |
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Learning Java ... I guess13th June 2025
Not sure of the term to use, but ''hobby chips'' I will go with. There were a couple of chips largely aimed at hobbyists which used an embedded Java. These were even used in some consumer electronics/devices. Then the embedded BASIC chips kinda *snip* |
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Learning Java ... I guess13th June 2025
Java was the ''in'' language in the late 90s. People thought because MS was doing VisualJ that it was a good language. Prefer the BASIC layer over it I mentioned before. No matter, Java is bloated and slow. Can remember when the Java runtimes we*snip* |
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Learning Java ... I guess13th June 2025
Used Java a lot back in the day, but am extremely fond of B4J (killer IDE). |
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Spaceballs 212th June 2025
Mel Brooks is 98, he was really pushing the time limit in releasing a sequel. |
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