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wila
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About wila
https://www.vimalin.com
Also the author of
https://vimarun.com
and -for developers- an ActiveX wrapper for the Microsoft WebView2 control:
https://antview.dev
Writes code in DataFlex, C++, C#, bash, perl, delphi and sometimes javascript.
Recent public activity
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Comment #48422756
This looks great! Thank you.
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Comment #47461946
Thank you!
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Comment #47452231
Interesting. Do you happen to know if that batronix board useful to have even if you have a Rigol DHO 924S without the logic probe (PLA2216)?
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Comment #45031658
Same in the Netherlands too.
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Comment #44986877
that you're arguing with an LLM :)
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Comment #44982434
If you can't run a recent browser anymore then there's always the option to run the browser in a VM.
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Comment #44671227
and then the chips stay in Asia?
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Comment #44105406
Also on mastodon: https://earthstream.social/@owlsintowels
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Comment #44096617
Working on AntView. AntView is an ActiveX wrapper for the Microsoft WebView2 component. AntView enables programming languages that cannot use the WebView2 component directly to hav…
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Comment #40798605
macOS I assume? I use a little app called noTunes (it's on github) to prevent that from happening. edit: should be this one: https://github.com/tombonez/noTunes
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Comment #40410308
I had to blink twice last time when I installed Sonoma on a new partition that I did not have to provide a wifi password. This appears to confirm that. While I can understand that …
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Comment #39151171
The tinySA can also be used for that, it's not only a spectrum analyzer, it can also generate signals and optionally modulate those for you. edit: https://tinysa.org/wiki/pmwiki.ph…
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Comment #38995957
> It did not seem to affect home computers like the Apple ][, Commodore 64, and such. Your software most likely did not ran off a hard disk. So it was slow to load anyways.. and af…
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Comment #38656781
I downloaded the images and then compared them via Beyond Compare. After that it was pretty obvious what the author is talking about.
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Comment #38626702
> For a straightforward approach, she suggested starting from the ground up with employees and having them create what she calls a “toil bucket,” essentially a list of everything t…
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Comment #38596138
Great, how about you start with the documentation. :D
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Comment #38206135
Ladybird is amazing. They move so fast and are building all of it in the open. I'm very impressed by what the Ladybird team is doing.
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Comment #38206071
> 3. Embedding. Like I said, using a web engine as a component seems to have been forgotten in modern times. Surely that can be sold to somebody, because there are plenty use cases…
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Comment #37671778
How about a book? I like "Advanced Windows Debugging" by Mario Hewardt and Daniel Pravat.
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Comment #37144520
I'm not religious, but it shows a lack of respect. Besides it "being the point".
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Comment #37144062
Relating a statistics language model to religion is ... beyond words.
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Comment #37115300
On top of this the default for PowerNap is to not run when on battery, only when plugged in.
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Comment #36730756
> maybe even a bit Euro-centric and elitist Ugh those elite Europeans who want to play it safe.. what's wrong with them?
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Comment #36395823
It works! (of course it does) This is all very interesting. Next is poking around in it for a bit. Thanks so much.