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Comment #47418913
Note that the the Java plugin and webstart was removed a long time ago. I personally regret that the API was removed as it's a few classes and they are still used. Just search JApp…
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Comment #46423428
Surge XT is also at the bottom of the list.
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Comment #44099048
Have you tried Ant Commander Pro file manager?
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Comment #43102084
I can't answer for the File Pilot author but I've spent many years on writing a file manager. * It's fun to write and to use. It's like craftmanship. * Hopefully some companies/peo…
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Comment #41345465
I'm working on a file manager more specialized for developers. https://www.antcommander.com
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Comment #40034797
The basic Java implementation was also around 5 minutes
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Comment #39383869
Better than asking what the money is for, even if the customer gives a reason like "buying a car", warn the customer that if someone on the phone or is unknown at your door asked y…
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Comment #39011328
I've written an open source library to easily replace synchronized with something more virtual thread friendly: https://github.com/japplis/Virtually
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Comment #38587716
For Linux, I'm using jpackage to package my Java software to .deb (x64 architecture) file. For all the other Linux variants, I've a .tgz file that contains the jar file, libraries …
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Comment #38261153
I don't think that what's friends are for (to test your app). Meaning, you'll need to go to a paying service, making it harder to justify afterwards to make your app free without a…
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Comment #36969330
As a non physicist here, why not showing a video of a ohmmeter showing zero's when measuring the resistance of this material instead of its levitation?
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Comment #36622593
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Comment #36136046
Looking at the implementation, it is implemented in C++. I'd rather have an implementation using the new Vector API (still in incubation). It would be more Java like and provide a …
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Comment #36111806
Back in de 80's, to double the data on a C64/1541 floppy disk, I used a hole punch to create a hole on the other side and flipped the disk.
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